Phelps seals two more golds as Rio caps surge
Michael Phelps claimed his 20th and 21st Olympic golds by winning the 200-meter butterfly and anchoring the victorious 4x200 freestyle relay at the Rio Games. Katie Ledecky added a second title as Us teams battled in aquatics and soccer while Chen Ruolin Liu Huixia won platform gold for China.
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Mexico City
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Chen Ruolin
Liu Huixia
China
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Beijing
Kyle Chalmers
Caeleb Dressel
Mireia Belmonte Garcia
Spain
Olympic Broadcast Schedule Highlights Live Events
A dense NBC and NBCU network lineup lists live coverage across 7:30 A.M. to 3 P.M. with cycling road races, arena fencing, soccer matches including Argentina Honduras and South Korea Mexico, U S volleyball, rowing and swimming medal finals, archery eliminations, and beach volleyball. The schedule spans NBCSN Bravo Telemundo MSNBC CNBC and BM NBC Universo with multiple live feeds and finals.
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Medals Table From Tuesday Competition
Medals list shows winners across kayaking diving eventing fencing judo shooting swimming and weightlifting. Names include Denis Gargaud Chanut Michael Jung Linus cases with nations France Germany United States China Hungary Russia and others. Top golds recorded for France Germany United States Hungary and Greece in various events headline strong performance across disciplines.
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Olympic bus hit by unknown projectile amid journalism crew
An Olympic bus carrying journalists was struck Tuesday by an unknown object, shattering two windows. Organizers say 12 reporters were aboard. three sustained minor injuries, while authorities investigate whether a shot or a stone caused the damage.
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Olympic events spread across swimming gymnastics basketball and more
The schedule covers Phelps Lochte and Dressel in swimming heats and finals, Belmonte and Belmonte Garcia leads for the women, Uchimura in gymnastics all around, Anthony near Olympic scoring lead, Serbia France and United States women matches, Brazil vs Denmark in soccer, Walsh Jennings and Ross in beach volleyball, and Armstrong Froome in cycling with times and key contenders noted.
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U S Gymnasts Claim Second Straight Olympic Gold With Final Five Nickname
The United States posted 184.897 to win its second consecutive Olympic title and third overall, beating Russia by over eight points and China by nearly nine. The group dubbed themselves The Final Five, a tribute to Martha Karolyi as she nears retirement.
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