Titmus Clips Ledecky For Olympic 400 Free Gold
Australian Arianne Titmus overtook Katie Ledecky in the 400-meter freestyle at the Tokyo Games to win gold in 3 minutes 56.69 seconds, the second-fastest time in history. Ledecky earned a silver with a 3:57.36 as Titmus celebrated with her coach Dean Boxall.
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United States claims skeet sweep with English and Hancock golds
Amber English wins Olympic skeet to cap a U S sweep alongside Vincent Hancock who becomes the first shooter to win three skeet golds. English, Hancock set records and reflect on personal stories as they triumph in Tokyo.
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Tokyo Olympics mixed signals on success amid pandemic
Stephen Wade notes the Tokyo Games face judgment from IOC sponsors broadcasters and Japanese society as fans stay away and privacy and costs color perception. Analysts warn outcomes hinge on medal tallies and pandemic management with broadcast revenues and political optics shaping verdicts.
Television Olympic Schedule Highlights Across Networks
NBC and partner channels broadcast live events from rowing and cycling to swimming and gymnastics, with key finals and semifinals. NRCSN, OLYMPIC CHANNEL, and PEACOCK air additional live coverage including softball, women's basketball, soccer, rugby, and archery events across morning and evening slots.
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Stewart delivers walk-off as US beats Japan for softball group crown
Kelsey Stewart hit a game ending home run to start the seventh inning and lift the United States over Japan 2-1, sealing the group stage win and yielding the right to bat last in the Olympic softball gold medal game. Japan’s Yuka Ichiguchi leaped for a catch on the play as US players celebrated a second straight walk-off victory. Tropical Storm Nepartak looms for Tokyo with forecasts of heavy rain and up to 78 mph winds, but officials expect milder impacts than feared.
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