Swimming events in Paris have sparked a discussion about the lack of world records being broken. Shane Keating, an expert in wave processes, theorizes that shallow pools may be causing more turbulence and slowing down swimmers. Meanwhile, China’s Liu Yukun wins gold in men’s 50m rifle three positions, with Ukraine’s Serhiy Kulish and India’s Swapnil Kusale taking silver and bronze respectively. Ecuador’s Brian Pintado wins gold in the men’s 20km race walk, celebrating with a Ronaldo-inspired move.
In women’s 3×3 basketball, Australia’s Alex Wilson secures a win against China. With the top two teams advancing to the semi-finals and the rest facing play-in games for the remaining spots, the competition is heating up. Australian coach Tony Gustavsson has been let go after the Matildas’ disappointing Olympic performance.
In rowing, Team GB has a chance for more medals at the Nautical Stadium. Helen Glover aims for her third Olympic medal in the women’s fours event. On the men’s side, David Ambler, Freddie Davidson, Matt Aldridge, and Oliver Wilkes compete in the fours final. As golfers prepare for the men’s individual event, Brazil’s Brian Bonfim leads the 20km race walk.
As events continue in Paris, fans and athletes alike are gearing up for more thrilling moments and historic achievements in the ongoing Olympic Games.
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