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Day 16 Finals Athletics - Men's Marathon Callum Hawkins Derek Hawkins Tsegay Tewelde Basketball - Men's Tournament no British participation Boxing - Women's Middleweight no British participation Boxing - Men's Flyweight no British participation Boxing - Men's Light Welterweight no British participation Boxing - Men's Super Heavyweight Joe Joyce Cycling (MTB) - Men's Cross-Country Grant Ferguson Gymnastics (Rhythmic) - Women's Group All-Around no British participation Handball - Men's Tournament no British participation Volleyball - Men's Tournament no British participation Wrestling - Men's Freestyle -65kg no British participation Wrestling - Men's Freestyle -97kg no British participation optimistic shot on medals 1 reasonable shot on medals 1

Team GB medals after Day 15 Rank Gold Silver Bronze Total 2 27 22 17 66 Farah and Adams maintained their Olympic titles from London, Liam Heath won the K-1 200m and we also got some bronzes from Vicky Holland, Bianca Walkden and the women's 4x400 relay. With that, the total of London 2012 has been surpassed, with one more secure medal to come today. Great job for the best British team ever indeed. I've never expected second place ahead of China!

Chen was amazing.

Petriashvili made it quick and Akgül might be doing the same as last year.

Fair enough. btw, what a great finish for Mexico on medals today.

I've read that too but women's freestyle hardly isn't popular enough yet and men's greco-roman has issues too.

I guess 6 could be seen as a good comprimise for combat sports, except for boxing where there should be more men's categories. 6+6+6 for wrestling 6+6 for judo 6+6 for taekwondo 6+6 for fencing, which means full teams too. Not sure about karate yet, it has to earn its place first. E: I would also like a mixed team event for judo, taekwondo and wrestling.

But weightlifting is awesome.

What do you mean? All 8 categories for men and women in taekwondo? All 16 would be too much, especially if karate has a chance to stay after Tokyo.

Wish taekwondo had more than just 8 events at the Olympics. Should be at least 10.

Great.

Yay, Sweden.

Chen Long.

Makhov out already.

It's most likely to come tomorrow in boxing.

Day 15 Finals Athletics - Women's 800m Lynsey Sharp Athletics - Women's 4x400m Relay Margaret Adeoye Seren Bundy-Davies Emily Diamond Eilidh Doyle Kelly Massey Christine Ohuruogu Anyika Onuora Athletics - Women's High Jump Morgan Lake Athletics - Men's 1500m Charlie Grice Athletics - Men's 5000m Andrew Butchart Mo Farah Athletics - Men's 4x400m Relay no British participation Athletics - Men's Javelin Throw no British participation Badminton - Men's Singles no British participation Basketball - Women's Tournament no British participation Boxing - Women's Flyweight Nicola Adams (gold medal match) Boxing - Men's Bantamweight no British participation Boxing - Men's Middleweight no British participation Canoeing (Sprint) - Women's K-4 500m Rachel Cawthorn Louisa Gurski Rebii Simon Jess Walker Canoeing (Sprint) - Men's C-2 1000m no British participation Canoeing (Sprint) - Men's K-1 200m Liam Heath Canoeing (Sprint) - Men's K-4 1000m no British participation Cycling (MTB) - Women's Cross-Country no British participation Diving - Men's 10m Platform Tom Daley Football - Men's Tournament no British participation Golf - Women's Individual Charley Hull Catriona Matthew Gymnastics (Rhythmic) - Women's Individual All-Around no British participation Handball - Women's Tournament no British participation Modern Pentathlon - Men's Individual Joseph Choong James Cooke Taekwondo - Women's +67kg Bianca Walkden Taekwondo - Men's +80kg Mahama Cho Triathlon - Women's Individual Vicky Holland Helen Jenkins Non Stanford Volleyball - Women's Tournament no British participation Water Polo - Men's Tournament no British participation Wrestling - Men's Freestyle -86kg no British participation Wrestling - Men's Freestyle -125kg no British participation optimistic shot on medals 10 reasonable shot on medals 6

Team GB medals after Day 14 Rank Gold Silver Bronze Total 2 24 22 14 60 The hockey ladies won the final against the Dutch, making it the first gold in a team sport since 1988 and Nick Skelton unexpectedly won the gold medal in individual jumping. Lutalo Muhammad and the women's 4x100m relay with silver and bronze, respectively. 5 more medals to tie London 2012!

Luck was on our side this time but yeah, enjoyable final.

Day 14 Finals Athletics - Women's 20km Race Walk no British participation Athletics - Women's 5000m Eilish McColgan Athletics - Women's 4x100m Relay Dina Asher-Smith Louise Bloor Desiree Henry Daryll Neita Ashleigh Nelson Asha Philip Bianca Williams Athletics - Women's Pole Vault Holly Bradshaw Athletics - Men's 50km Race Walk Dominic King Athletics - Men's 4x100m Relay Harry Aikines-Aryeetey James Dasaolu Ojie Edoburun James Ellington Adam Gemili Richard Kilty Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake Danny Talbot Chijindu Ujah Athletics - Men's Hammer Throw no British participation Badminton - Women's Singles no British participation Badminton - Men's Doubles Marcus Ellis (wins bronze) Chris Langridge (wins bronze) Boxing - Women's Light Flyweight no British participation Cycling (BMX) - Women's Race no British participation Cycling (BMX) - Men's Race no British participation Equestrian - Individual Jumping Ben Maher Nick Skelton Field Hockey - Women's Tournament National Team (gold medal match) Football - Women's Tournament no British participation Modern Pentathlon - Women's Individual Kate French Samantha Murray Synchronised Swimming - Women's Team no British participation Taekwondo - Women's -67kg no British participation Taekwondo - Men's -80kg Aaron Cook (deserves some respect after being left out in London) Lutalo Muhammad Water Polo - Women's Tournament no British participation Wrestling - Men's Freestyle -57kg no British participation Wrestling - Men's Freestyle -74kg no British participation optimistic shot on medals 5 reasonable shot on medals 3

Team GB medals after Day 13 Rank Gold Silver Bronze Total 2 22 21 13 56 Perfect day with the three top contenders all winning their events (Women's 470, Men's Triathlon and Taekwondo Women's -57kg). More silvers added by Heath/Schofield in canoeing, Alistair's brother Jonathan and a bronze for Ellis/Langridge in badminton to round it off. Great to see medals coming from too more sports, also with silver guaranteed in women's hockey today. With that, Team GB is just 9 medals away from London's 65 total.

I bet she and Icho will continue as in Japan, age is not a reason for demotivation. Hello Kasai.

The end of an era.

-75kg was Japan's weakest category here so this is not a surprise.

Day 13 Finals Athletics - Women's 400m Hurdles Eilidh Doyle Athletics - Women's Javelin Throw no British participation Athletics - Men's 200m Adam Gemili Athletics - Men's 400m Hurdles no British participation Athletics - Men's Shot Put no British participation Athletics - Men's Decathlon no British participation Badminton - Women's Doubles no British participation Beach Volleyball - Men's Tournament no British participation Boxing - Men's Light Heavyweight Joshua Buatsi (wins bronze) Canoeing (Sprint) - Women's K-1 500m no British participation Canoeing (Sprint) - Men's C-1 200m no British participation Canoeing (Sprint) - Men's K-2 200m Liam Heath Jon Schofield Canoeing (Sprint) - Men's K-2 1000m no British participation Diving - Women's 10m Platform Tonia Couch Field Hockey - Men's Tournament no British participation Sailing - Women's 470 (rescheduled) Saskia Clark Hannah Mills Sailing - Women's 49erFX Sophie Ainsworth Charlotte Dobson Sailing - Men's 470 (rescheduled) Chris Grube Luke Patience Sailing - Men's 49er Dylan Fletcher Alain Sign Taekwondo - Women's -57kg Jade Jones Taekwondo - Men's -68kg no British participation Triathlon - Men's Individual Gordon Benson Alistair Brownlee Jonathan Brownlee Wrestling - Women's Freestyle -53kg no British participation Wrestling - Women's Freestyle -63kg no British participation Wrestling - Women's Freestyle -75kg no British participation optimistic shot on medals 7 reasonable shot on medals 4