Wednesday's harvest of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics medals
China women's national basketball team 3*3 crowned with bronze. AFP
Here are the results of the 23 finals recorded Wednesday, July 28 at the Tokyo Summer Olympics, through August 8:
men
Swimming in
200m,
gold
butterfly
: Hungarian Kristof Milak,
silver: Japan's Tomorrow Honda,
bronze: Italian Federico Bordiso
4x 200m relay
Gold: Britain
Silver: Russia
Bronze: Australia
Full competition
gymnastics
: gold: Japan's Daiki Hashimoto,
silver: China's Rutang Jiao,
bronze: Russia's Nikita Nagorny
3m Mobile Platform
Diving
(doubles)
Gold: China
Silver: USA
Bronze: Germany
Judo
-90 kg
Gold: Georgian Lasha Pekauri,
silver: Germany's Edward Triple,
bronze: Uzbekistan's Davlat Poponov,
bronze: Hungarian Christian Tut
Weightlifting,
73 kg,
gold: China's Jeong Shi,
silver: Venezuelan Julio Rubin Mayura Bernia,
bronze: Indonesia's Rahmat Irwin Abdullah
Rowing
My husband Bmjmavin
Gold: France
Silver: Netherlands
Bronze: China
quartet
Gold: Australia
Silver: Romania
Bronze: Italy
quartet Bmjmavin
Gold: Netherlands
Silver: Britain
Bronze: Australia
Road
bikes
against the clock
Gold: Slovenian Primoš Roglic
Silver: Dutch Tom Dumoulin
Bronze: Australian Rohan Dennis
Rugby
Gold: Fiji
Silver: New Zealand
Bronze: Argentina
Duel
Hosam (teams)
Gold: South Korea
Silver: Italy
Bronze: Hungary
Basket
3*3
Gold: Latvia,
Silver: Russia,
Bronze: Serbia
Ladies
Swimming
200m freestyle
gold: Australian Oryaren Tatamos
Silver: Bernadette Haughey from Hong Kong
Bronze: Canadian Penny Oolexaak
200 assorted
gold: Japanese Yu Ohashi
Silver: American Alex Walsh
Bronze: American Kate Douglas
1500 freestyle
gold: American Katie Adekke
Silver: American Erika Sullivan,
bronze: Sarah Koehler, Germany
Judo -
70kg
Gold: Japan's Shizuru Arai,
silver: Austrian Michaela Poliris,
bronze: Russia's Madina Taymazova,
bronze: Dutch Sani Van Dycke
3*3
Basket
Gold: USA,
Silver: Russia,
Bronze: China
Rowing
My husband Bmjmavin
Gold: Romania
Silver: New Zealand
Bronze: New Zealand
quartet
Gold: Australia
Silver: Netherlands
Bronze: Ireland
quartet Bmjmavin
Gold: China
Silver: Poland
Bronze: Australia
Road
bikes
against the clock
Gold: Dutch Animek van Vloten
Silver: Swiss Marilyn Rosser
Bronze: Anna van der Bregen of the Netherlands
Riding
Taming
Gold: German Jessica von Bridov-Verndl
Silver: German Isabel transcode
Bronze: British Charlotte Dugardan
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