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1 minute ago, Ms. Togekiss said:

Is China done with all of their events?

Yes. China has no more gold medal opportunities. USA has two, one of which is basically guaranteed (women's basketball) and the other is a 50/50 (wrestling).

 

USA will win the medal count. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Ms. Togekiss said:

Is China done with all of their events?

From what I read, yes. They got their last gold in weightlifting this morning.

Posted
1 minute ago, MAKSIM said:

Yes. China has no more gold medal opportunities. USA has two, one of which is basically guaranteed (women's basketball) and the other is a 50/50 (wrestling).

 

USA will win the medal count. 

Japan won the gold in that. It's up to the basketball now.

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30 minutes ago, MAKSIM said:

Yes. China has no more gold medal opportunities. USA has two, one of which is basically guaranteed (women's basketball) and the other is a 50/50 (wrestling).

 

USA will win the medal count. 

 

USA lost Women's Wrestling against Japan

 

Only Women's Basketball is left

 

https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule/united-states

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17 minutes ago, Green said:

 

USA lost Women's Wrestling against Japan

 

Only Women's Basketball is left

 

https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule/united-states

Ohhh so it comes down to literally the last contest for whether USA wins the medal count. Exciting. 

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China ties US in gold is a good wake up call for USA tbh. The next move probably is removing Boxing so China loses golds in that regard, and 28LA has some new categories where USA has advantage. But seriously, USA used to be very good in diving, where are the talents? Swimming is also looking weaker and weaker.

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Happy the USWNT won gold. 

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It's gonna be really close

 

France 49-49 USA so far with less than 6 minutes left

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The US is playing horribly :deadbanana4:

1 hour ago, GipJo said:

China ties US in gold is a good wake up call for USA tbh. The next move probably is removing Boxing so China loses golds in that regard, and 28LA has some new categories where USA has advantage. But seriously, USA used to be very good in diving, where are the talents? Swimming is also looking weaker and weaker.

the US has really dropped the ball in swimming except for Ledecky. Not to mention men's gymnastics that has been terrible for a few cycles now. They really need to get their **** together bc we used to stomp with the gold medal counts and now we're hoping for a miracle to tie it

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1 hour ago, GipJo said:

China ties US in gold is a good wake up call for USA tbh. The next move probably is removing Boxing so China loses golds in that regard, and 28LA has some new categories where USA has advantage. But seriously, USA used to be very good in diving, where are the talents? Swimming is also looking weaker and weaker.

The planned removal of Boxing and weightlifting - the two strongest medal chances for China - was quiet suspicious :dies:

Weighlifting is confirmed for 2028 by now though.

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USA didn't have a terrible swimming event, it's just that they don't have Michael Phelps anymore. That heavily inflated their swimming medals between 2008-2016

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59-60  :deadbanana2:

 

This could go either way

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Boxing is an awful sport but at lot of developing countries are strong there. If anything sailing should be removed. It's so boring and long, does anyone actually follows that? :rip:

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why are we removing boxing and weightlifting when we could be removing football and rugby?

Posted
1 hour ago, GipJo said:

China ties US in gold is a good wake up call for USA tbh. The next move probably is removing Boxing so China loses golds in that regard, and 28LA has some new categories where USA has advantage. But seriously, USA used to be very good in diving, where are the talents? Swimming is also looking weaker and weaker.

I mean, the US only had 1 more gold than China at the Tokyo Olympics so it shouldn't come as a complete shock.

 

China has been expanding their expertise and picking up medals in some of their traditionally weaker sports such as swimming. The US needs to start doing that. It blows my mind they don't seem to be competing in sports like rowing or kayak/canoeing when most countries send their talent to the US on scholarships :rip: 

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USA won :party:

 

But it was really close 66-67  :deadbanana2:

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3 minutes ago, EtherealCat said:

why are we removing boxing and weightlifting when we could be removing football and rugby?

Rugby 7s provides one of the few opportunities for Pacific Nations (like Fiji) to win an Olympic medal.
 

If Europe gets to keep handball then don't come for Rugby.

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Did the announcer say their record is 61-0 at the Olympics? Maybe this shouldn't be at the Olympics

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My god that was such an ugly game for the US. They should feel embarrassed. Wouldn't even consider that a win. They really need new blood like Clark and Reese bc they were playing like grannies

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Let's gooooooo :jonnycat:

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US individual swimming golds this year:

Bobby Finke (+silver)

Katie Ledecky (+bronze)

Katie Ledecky

Kate Douglass (+silver) 

Torri Huske (+silver)

 

aged 24, 27, 22, 21. They can return.

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21 minutes ago, Zaram said:

The planned removal of Boxing and weightlifting - the two strongest medal chances for China - was quiet suspicious :dies:

Weighlifting is confirmed for 2028 by now though.

I don't care for boxing either way but it is ABSURD to think that weightlifting shouldn't be an Olympic sport :rip: 

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1 minute ago, family.guy123 said:

Did the announcer say their record is 61-0 at the Olympics? Maybe this shouldn't be at the Olympics

Their record is 61-0 since 1996. They have lost and just beat France by a single point. This is much closer than most Olympic events.

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Wow is that the end of the Olympics now? :jonny: 

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