2016 Olympics Day 16 (final day): 8 countries win Gold Medals

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3) China

China: men's doubles badminton

China: Hong Liu in 20km walk

The following countries won 1 gold medal:

4) Germany: women's soccer

5) Russia: women's team synchronized swimming

6) France: Estelle Mossely in lightweight boxing

7) Australia: Chloe Esposito in Pentathlon

8) South Korea: Oh Hye-Ri in 73kg taekwondo

 

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9) Spain: Carolina Marin in badminton

10) Jamaica: Mens 4 x 100 relay

11) Kenya: Vivian Cheruiyot in 5000m run

12) Colombia: Mariana Pajon in BMX (cycling)

13) Greece: Kateríni Stefanídi in pole vault

14) Iran: Hassan Yazdanicharati in 75kg freestyle wrestling

15) Georgia: Vladimer Khinchegashvili in 57kg freestyle wrestling

16) Slovakia: Matej Toth in 50km walk

 

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17) Cote d'Ivoire: Cheick Sallah Cisse in 80kg taekwondo

18) Tajikistan: Dilshod Nazarov in Hammer throw

 

[jhungary]

I think no one can catch the US now, and I think China cannot catch up with Team GB, and the gap will stay 2 gold medal apart.

We have a good Olympic game this year, slightly behind 2012 game but overall we are still going strong, with China and Russia faltered and team GB made a break through well, I will consider retaining similar amount with host game are a break thru.

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17) Cote d'Ivoire: Cheick Sallah Cisse in 80kg taekwondo

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18) Tajikistan: Dilshod Nazarov in Hammer throw

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[Hamartia Antidote]

I think no one can catch the US now, and I think China cannot catch up with Team GB, and the gap will stay 2 gold medal apart.

We have a good Olympic game this year, slightly behind 2012 game but overall we are still going strong, with China and Russia faltered and team GB made a break through well, I will consider retaining similar amount with host game are a break thru.

I'm not counting any chickens until they are hatched in terms of UK/China...stranger things have happened.

 

[jhungary]

I'm not counting any chickens until they are hatched in terms of UK/China...stranger things have happened.

Well, My prediction came true........Team GB still edging out China for 2 more medal......

Don't think China can retake second spot now, the Chinese aren't really good at any of the remaining event.

Well, depending if China can win gold for the last event today.....

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Well, My prediction came true........Team GB still edging out China for 2 more medal......

Don't think China can retake second spot now, the Chinese aren't really good at any of the remaining event.

Well, depending if China can win gold for the last event today.....

I'm not changing my position...and yes they have closed within 1.

 

[jhungary]

I'm not changing my position...and yes they have closed within 1.

Well.......

The Last day only have 11 event, China was in the final of only 2 open event, one is marathon, which is basically African Dominated event, another is Mountain Biking, which is traditionally goes to the European.

On the other hand, Team GB also in the final of the 2 event, plus boxing super heavy weight which the team GB is the incumbent champion, so their chance are looking quite good.

But of course, everything can happen, just the odds is stacking against China at the moment, because China need to win both Open event (Which is hard) and at the same time, team GB need to lose their boxing match for China to overtake. Otherwise Team UK will still claim second spot for a count back on silver medal if team GB and China are even Steven.

 

[Blue Marlin]

Well.......

The Last day only have 11 event, China was in the final of only 2 open event, one is marathon, which is basically African Dominated event, another is Mountain Biking, which is traditionally goes to the European.

On the other hand, Team GB also in the final of the 2 event, plus boxing super heavy weight which the team GB is the incumbent champion, so their chance are looking quite good.

But of course, everything can happen, just the odds is stacking against China at the moment, because China need to win both Open event (Which is hard) and at the same time, team GB need to lose their boxing match for China to overtake. Otherwise Team UK will still claim second spot for a count back on silver medal if team GB and China are even Steven.

yah the usa needs to watch its back. team gb is comming. china down usa to go.

 

[jhungary]

yah the usa needs to watch its back. team gb is comming. china down usa to go.

Team GB is physically not going to defeat team USA in this Olympic, there are 12 medal up for grab the last day and the deficit are 16.Even if team GB won all 12 events (one of them being Men's basketball........) Team USA will still edge ahead with 4 medal

But it most likely team GB will edge out China and become world number 2 sporting nation...

 

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Congratulations to the 14 countries which won Gold Medals on the 15th Day of the Olympics

The following country won 5 gold medals:

1) US
US: women's 4x400m
US: Gwen Jorgenson in triathlon
US: Matt Centrowitz in 1500m
US: women's basketball
US: men's 4x400m

The following countries won 4 gold medals:

2) China
China: Zheng Shuyin in 67kg+ taekwondo
China: womens volleyball
China: Aisen Chen in 10m diving
China: Chen Long in badminton

3) Russia
Russia: women's handball
Russia: Margarita Mamun in artistic all around (gymnastics)
Russia: Abdulrashid Sadulaev in 85kg wrestling
Russia: Alexander Lesun in Modern Pentathlon

The following countries won 3 gold medals:

4) UK
UK: Liam Heath in 200m K1 canoe sprint
UK: Mo Farah in 5000m run
UK: Nicola Adams in flyweight boxing

5) Germany
Germany: 4 man kayak 1000m
Germany: men's double canoe 1000m sprint
Germany: Thomas Rohler in javelin

The following country won 2 gold medals:

6) Cuba
Cuba: Arlen Lopez in middleweight boxing
Cuba: Robeisy Ramirez in flyweight boxing

The following countries won 1 gold medal:

7) Hungary: 4 women kayak 500m

8) Spain: Ruth Beitia in high jump

9) Brazil: mens soccer

10) Sweden: Jenny Rissveds in cross-country cycling

11) South Africa: Caster Semenya in women's 800m

12) Serbia: mens water polo

13) Azerbaijan: Radik Isaev in 80kg+ taekwondo

14) Turkey: Taha Akgul in 125kg wrestling

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Congratulations to the 14 countries which won Gold Medals on the 15th Day of the Olympics

The following country won 5 gold medals:

1) US

US: Gwen Jorgensen in triathlon

US: women's 4x400m

US: Matt Centrowitz in 1500m

US: women's basketball

US: men's 4x400m

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The following countries won 4 gold medals:

2) China

China: Zheng Shuyin in 67kg+ taekwondo

China: womens volleyball

China: Aisen Chen in 10m diving

China: Chen Long in badminton

3) Russia

Russia: women's handball

Russia: Margarita Mamun in artistic all around (gymnastics)

Russia: Abdulrashid Sadulaev in 85kg wrestling

Russia: Alexander Lesun in Modern Pentathlon

 

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The following countries won 3 gold medals:

4) UK

UK: Liam Heath in 200m K1 canoe sprint

UK: Mo Farah in 5000m run

UK: Nicola Adams in flyweight boxing

5) Germany

Germany: 4 man kayak 1000m

Germany: men's double canoe 1000m sprint

Germany: Thomas Rohler in javelin

The following country won 2 gold medals:

6) Cuba

Cuba: Arlen Lopez in middleweight boxing

Cuba: Robeisy Ramirez in flyweight boxing

The following countries won 1 gold medal:

7) Hungary: 4 women kayak 500m

8) Spain: Ruth Beitia in high jump

9) Brazil: mens soccer

10) Sweden: Jenny Rissveds in cross-country cycling

11) South Africa: Caster Semenya in women's 800m

12) Serbia: mens water polo

13) Azerbaijan: Radik Isaev in 80kg+ taekwondo

14) Turkey: Taha Akgul in 125kg wrestling

 

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The following countries won 1 gold medal:

7) Hungary: 4 women kayak 500m

8) Spain: Ruth Beitia in high jump

9) Brazil: mens soccer

10) Sweden: Jenny Rissveds in cross-country cycling

11) South Africa: Caster Semenya in women's 800m

12) Serbia: mens water polo

13) Azerbaijan: Radik Isaev in 80kg+ taekwondo

14) Turkey: Taha Akgul in 125kg wrestling