Barbora Krejcikova recently won her second Grand Slam title by capturing the 2024 Wimbledon women’s championship. The 28-year-old Czech player defeated Jasmine Paolini in a thrilling three-set match.

Here’s a look at five interesting things about Krejcikova’s life and career:

1. Lego Lover

When she’s not playing tennis, Barbora Krejcikova loves building with Lego. She has a collection of detailed Lego models, including the Milky Way and a Dobby figure from Harry Potter. Krejcikova dreams of creating a Lego model of Wimbledon’s Centre Court one day. She said, “I have many of them actually. Yeah, I even received some from my team here. If there’s one for me, I’ll do that.”

2. Coaching Change

Barbora Krejcikova made a big change in her coaching team last year. She ended her partnership with Ales Kartus, who helped her win the French Open in 2021. Now, she works with Pavel Motl, a former schoolmate and occasional training partner. Motl, who doesn’t call himself a coach, works with Krejcikova in a less formal role. He recalls their past, saying, “Bara was 10 and she played in the village where I live. She beat our adult neighbor 6-0, 6-0.”

3. Staying with Locals

Barbora Krejcikova has a special tradition during tournaments, especially at Wimbledon. For the past ten years, she prefers to stay with a local family instead of in official tournament hotels. This choice makes her feel more at home. It’s a tradition she continues from her late coach, Jana Novotna, who stayed with the same family and won Wimbledon in 1998. Krejcikova says, “I remember thinking about her a lot. I have so many beautiful memories and when I step on the court I fight for every single ball as that is what she would want me to do.”

4. Paris Olympics

Barbora Krejcikova was prepared for the Paris Olympics. But the luck was not beside her she lost to Anna Karolina She plans to team up again with Katerina Siniakova to try to win their doubles title at the Tokyo Olympics. Even though they briefly played with other partners, they are back together for the upcoming games.

5. Skipping School for Tennis

As a kid, Barbora Krejcikova cleverly used tennis to avoid school. She enjoyed playing in junior finals because they were scheduled on Mondays, letting her skip school. “I always liked playing the finals at minor tournaments because we played on Mondays and I didn’t have to go to school. That was my goal for the weekend,” she said.

Barbora Krejcikova’s hobbies, career changes, and personal traditions make her a unique and inspiring tennis player.

Also Read: 5 Tennis Players To Complete Career Golden Slam ft. Novak Djokovic

Paris, often known as “the City of Love” , remained true to its name. The host to the 2024 Olympics witnessed nine marriage proposals by athletes, making it the most romantic Summer Games. 

Athletes left no chance to make their Paris trip a memorable one and went ahead to make the marriage proposals of their dreams. 

Alice Finot, France 3000m Steeplechase athlete proposed to Spanish boyfriend and triathlete Bruno Martínez Bargiela Bruno Martinez Bargiela. 

Badminton Player Huang Ya Qiong proposed to shuttler girlfriend Liu Yuchen.

French Women sailors Sarah Steyaert and Charline Picon were proposed to by their respective boyfriends.

American rower Justin Best proposed to girlfriend of nine years Lainey Duncan. 

Pablo Simonet of Argentina’s handball team proposed to girlfriend Maria Campoy from hockey. team before the opening ceremony.

American Shot Putter Payton Otterdahl proposed to girlfriend Maddy Nilles. 

Brazilian Triple Jumper Almir dos Santos to his girlfriend Talita Ramos. 

Rugby player Alev Kelter proposed to fellow rugby player and  long-time girlfriend Kethryn Treder.

Italian Rhythmic Gymnast Alessia Maurelli was proposed to by boyfriend Massimo Bertelloni.

Also Read: Top 5 Moments from Paris Olympics 2024 That Went Viral

Paris Olympics 2024 has concluded with the United States topping the medal tally. Thousands of athletes gathered in the city to showcase their mental and physical prowess. The Paris Games also provided a platform for athletes to outclass in their respective disciplines. 

Here are all the 13 Olympic Records broken in athletics at Paris Olympics 2024.

Men’s Discus Throw  

Roje Stona (Jamaica)- 70.00m 

Previous Record: Virgilijus Alekna (Japan)- 69.89m (2004) 

Women’s 400m Hurdles  

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (USA)- 50.37s (Also WR) 

Previous Record: Sydney McLaughlin (USA)-  51.46s (2021) 

Men’s 1500m  

Cole Hocker (USA) – 3:27.65  

Previous Record: Jakob Ingebrigtsen (Norway)- 3:28.32 (2021)  

Women’s 1500m  

Faith Kipyegon (Kenya)- 3:51.29  

Previous Record: Faith Kipyegon (Kenya)- 3:53.11 (2021)  

Men’s 10000m

Joshua Cheptegei (Uganda)- 26:43.14  

Previous Record: Kenenisa Bekele (Ethiopia)- 27:01.17 (2008)  

Women’s 400m

Marileidy Paulino- 48.17s  

Previous Record: Marie-José Pérec (France) 48.25 (1996) 

Women’s 3000m Steeplechase

Winfred Yavi (Bahrain)- 8:52.76  

Previous Record: Gulnara Galkina (Russia)- 8:58.81 (2008)  

Men’s Javelin Throw

Arshad Nadeem (Pakistan)- 92.97m  

Previous Record: Andreas Thorkildsen (Norway)- 90.57m (2008) 

Men’s Pole Vault

Mondo Duplantis (Sweden)- 6.25m (Also WR)  

Previous Record: Thiago Braz (Brazil)- 6.03m (2016) 

Men’s Marathon

Tamirat Tola (Ethiopa)- 2:06:26  

Previous Record: Samuel Wanjiru (Kenya)- 2:06:32 (2008)  

Women’s Marathon  

Sifan Hassan (Netherlands)- 2:22:55  

Previous Record: Tiki Gelana (Ethiopia)- 2:23:07 (2012)  

Men’s 4x400m Relay

USA (Chris Bailey, Vernon Norwood, Bryce Deadmon, Rai Benjamin)- 2:54.43  

Previous Record: USA (LaShawn Merritt, Angelo Taylor, David Neville, Jeremy Wariner) – 2:55.39 (2008)  

Mixed 4x400m Relay

USA (Vernon Norwood, Shamier Little, Bryce Deadmon, Kaylyn Brown)- 3:07.41 (Also WR) 

Previous Record: Poland (Karol Zalewski, Natalia Kaczamarek, Justyna Święty-Ersetic, Kajetan Duszyński)- 3:09.87 (2021)

Also Read: Top 5 Moments from Paris Olympics 2024 That Went Viral

The Paris Olympics 2024 is done and dusted, however, the Games gave us some of the moments that will live in our collective memory for a long time.

Let us have a look at the top five such moments from the Paris Olympics 2024.

South Korean Shooter Means Business

South Korean shooter Kim Ye-ji took the internet by storm following her silver-winning performance at the Paris Olympics 2024. Cutting a cool figure with a damn-care attitude while firing for Olympic glory, Kim Ye-ji soon made headlines and became the talk of the town on the internet.

Turkey Shooter Strikes A Pose

Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec won a silver medal in the mixed team 10m air pistol event at the Paris Games. But it is not the medal that caught the attention of the viewers. The uber-cool pose of Dikec while taking the aim sent the netizens into a frenzy with several memes popping-up.

Chinese Gymnast’s Cuteness Overload

Chinese Gymnast Zhou Yaqin stole hearts during the medal ceremony. Yaqin had no clue what was going on the podium as she tried to imitate her fellow medalists in biting the medals. Many social media users called the incident “cute”.

Also Read: Stylish Hairstyles Of Athletes At Paris Olympics 2024

Australian Breaking Dance

Australia’s Rachael Gunn went viral on social media but for the wrong reasons. Participating in Breaking, the debutant sport at Paris Olympics 2024, Gunn’s moves were trolled by users. The 36-year-old university lecturer miserably failed in the round-robin contests.

Paul Vaulter’s Unbelievable Loss

French pole vaulter Anthony Ammirati had a very unique way of losing. The 21-year-old missed to qualify after hitting the bar with his crotch. Social media users had a field day discussing the incident.

The Paris Olympics 2024 are underway and United States are leading the medal tally.

Here is a complete list of winners on Day 16 of Paris Olympics 2024.

Paris Olympics 2024: Day 16

Sunday, Aug. 11

ATHLETICS

WOMEN’S MARATHON

Gold: Netherlands (Sifan Hassan)

Silver: Ethiopia (Tigst Assefa)

Bronze: Kenya (Hellen Obiri)

BASKETBALL

WOMEN’S

Gold: United States

Silver: France

Bronze: Australia

CYCLING TRACK

MEN’S KEIRIN

Gold: Netherlands (Harrie Lavreysen)

Silver: Australia (Matthew Richardson)

Bronze: Australia (Matthew Glaetzer

WOMEN’S SPRING

Gold: New Zealand (Ellesse Andrews)

Silver: Germany (Lea Friedrich)

Bronze: Britain (Emma Finucane)

WOMEN’S OMNIUM

Gold: United States (Jennifer Valente)

Silver: Poland (Daria Pikulik)

Bronze: New Zealand (Ally Wollaston)

HANDBALL

MEN’S

Gold: Denmark

Silver: Germany

Bronze: Spain

MODERN PENTATHLON

WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL

Gold: Hungary (Michelle Gulyas)

Silver: France (Elodie Clouvel)

Bronze: South Korea (Seungmin Seong)

VOLLEYBALL

WOMEN’S

Gold: Italy

Silver: United States

Bronze: Brazil

WATER POLO

MEN’S

Gold: Serbia

Silver: Croatia

Bronze: United States

WEIGHTLIFTING

WOMEN’S +81KG

Gold: China (Li Wenwen)

Silver: South Korea (Park Hyejeong)

Bronze: Britain (Emily Campbell)

WRESTLING

WOMEN’S FREESTYLE 76KG

Gold: Japan (Kagami Yuka)

Silver: United States (Kennedy Alexis Blades)

Bronze: Colombia (Tatiana Rentereia) and Cuba (Milaimy de la Carid Marin Potrille)

MEN’S FREESTYLE 65KG

Gold: Japan (Kiyooka Kotaro)

Silver: Iran (Rahman Amouzadkhalili)

Bronze: Albania (Islam Dudaev) and Puerto Rico (Sebastian Rivera)

MEN’S FREESTYLE 97KG

Gold: Bahrain (Akhmed Tazhudinov)

Silver: Georgia (Givi Matcharashvili)

Bronze: Azerbaijan (Magomedkhan Magomedov) and Iran (Amirali Azarpira)

Also Read: Most Successful Olympians Of All-Time

The Paris Olympics 2024 are underway and United States are leading the medal tally.

Here is a complete list of winners on Day 15 of Paris Olympics 2024.

Paris Olympics 2024: Day 15

Saturday, August 10

ARTISTIC SWIMMING

DUET

Gold: China (Wang Liuyi and Wang Qianyi)

Silver: Britain (Kate Shortman and Isabelle Thorpe)

Bronze: Netherlands (Bregje de Brouwer and Noortje de Brouwer)

BASKETBALL

MEN

Gold: United States

Silver: France

Bronze: Serbia

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

MEN

Gold: Sweden (David Ahman and Jonatan Hellvig)

Silver: Germany (Nils Ehlers and Clemens Wickler)

Bronze: Norway (Anders Mol and Christian Sorum)

BOXING

MEN’S 57KG

Gold: Abdumalik Khalokov, Uzbekistan

Silver: Munarbek Seiitbek Uulu, Kyrgyzstan

Bronze: Charlie Senior, Australia and Javier Ibanez Diaz, Bulgaria

WOMEN’S 57KG

Gold: Lin Yu-ting, Taiwan

Silver: Julia Szeremeta, Poland

Bronze: Nesthy Petecio, Philippines and Esra Yildiz Kahraman, Turkey

MEN’S +92KG

Gold: Bakhodir Jalolov, Uzbekistan

Silver: Ayoub Ghadfa, Spain

Bronze: Djamili-Dini Aboudou Moindze, France and Nelvie Raman Tiafack, Germany

WOMEN’S 75KG

Gold: Li Qian, China

Silver: Atheyna Bylon, Panama

Bronze: Caitlin Parker, Australia and Cindy Ngamba, AIN

BREAKING

B-BOYS

Gold: Phil Wizard (Philip Kim), Canada

Silver: Dany Dann (Danis Civil), France

Bronze: Victor (Victor Montalvo), United States

CANOE SPRINT

MEN’S 1000M SINGLE KAYAK

Gold: Josef Dostal, Czech Republic

Silver: Adam Varga, Hungary

Bronze: Balint Kopasz, Hungary

WOMEN’S 500M SINGLE KAYAK

Gold: Lisa Carrington, New Zealand

Silver: Tamara Csipes, Hungary

Bronze: Emma Jørgensen, Denmark

WOMEN’S 200M SINGLE KAYAK

Gold: Katie Vincent, Canada

Silver: Nevin Harrison, United States

Bronze: Yarisleidis Cirilo, Cuba

CYCLING TRACK

MEN’S MADISON

Gold: Iúri Leitão and Rui Oliveira, Portugal

Silver: Simone Consonni and Elia Viviani, Italy

Bronze: Niklas Larsen and Michael Mørkøv, Denmark

DIVING

MEN’S 10M PLATFORM

Gold: Cao Yuan, China

Silver: Rikuto Tamai, Japan

Bronze: Noah Williams, Britain

GOLF

WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL

Gold: Lydia Ko, New Zealand

Silver: Esther Henseleit, Germany

Bronze: Lin Xiyu, China

HANDBALL

WOMEN

Gold: Norway

Silver: France

Bronze: Denmark

MODERN PENTATHLON

Gold: Ahmed Elgendy, Egypt

Silver: Taishu Sato, Japan

Bronze: Giorgio Malan, Italy

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

GROUP ALL-AROUND

Gold: China

Silver: Israel

Bronze: Italy

SOCCER

WOMEN’S

Gold: United States

Silver: Brazil

Bronze: Germany

SPORT CLIMBING

WOMEN’S BOULDER & LEAD

Gold: Janja Garnbret, Slovenia

Silver: Brooke Raboutou, United States

Bronze: Jessica Pilz, Austria

TABLE TENNIS

WOMEN’S TEAM

Gold: China

Silver: Japan

Bronze: South Korea

TAEKWONDO

MEN’S +80KG

Gold: Arian Salimi, Iran

Silver: Caden Cunningham, Britain

Bronze: Cheick Sallah Cisse, Ivory Coast and Rafael Alba, Cuba

WOMEN’S +67KG

Gold: Althea Laurin, France

Silver: Svetlana Osipova, Uzbekistan

Bronze: Lee Dabin, South Korea and Nafia Kus Aydin, Turkey

TRACK AND FIELD

MEN’S MARATHON

Gold: Tamirat Tola, Ethiopia

Silver: Bashir Abdi, Belgium

Bronze: Benson Kipruto, Kenya

MEN’S 800M

Gold: Emmanuel Wanyonyi, Kenya

Silver: Marco Arop, Canada

Bronze: Djamel Sedjati, Algeria

MEN’S 5000M

Gold: Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Norway

Silver: Ronald Kwemoi, Kenya

Bronze: Grant Fisher, United States

MEN’S HIGH JUMP

Gold: Hamish Kerr, New Zealand

Silver: Shelby McEwen, United States

Bronze: Mutaz Barshim, Qatar

MEN’S 4X400M RELAY

Gold: United States

Silver: Botswana

Bronze: Britain

WOMEN’S 4X400M RELAY

Gold: United States

Silver: Netherlands

Bronze: Britain

WOMEN’S 1500M

Gold: Faith Kipyegon, Kenya

Silver: Jessica Hull, Australia

Bronze: Georgia Bell, Britain

WOMEN’S JAVELIN THROW

Gold: Haruka Kitaguchi, Japan

Silver: Jo-Ane van Dyk, South Africa

Bronze: Nikola Ogrodnikova, Czech Republic

WOMEN’S 100M HURDLES

Gold: Masai Russell, United States

Silver: Cyréna Samba-Mayela, France

Bronze: Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, Puerto Rico

VOLLEYBALL

MEN’S TEAM

Gold: France

Silver: Poland

Bronze: United States

WATER POLO

WOMEN’S

Gold: Spain

Silver: Australia

Bronze: Netherlands

WEIGHTLIFTING

MEN’S 102KG

Gold: Liu Huanhua, China

Silver: Akbar Djuraev, Uzbekistan

Bronze: Yauheni Tsikhantsou, AIN

MEN’S 102KG

Gold: Lasha Talakhadze, Georgia

Silver: Varazdat Lalayan, Armenia

Bronze: Gor Minasyan, Bahrain

WOMEN’S 81KG

Gold: Solfrid Koanda, Norway

Silver: Sara Ahmed, Egypt

Bronze: Neisi Dajomes, Ecuador

WRESTLING

MEN’S FREESTYLE 74KG

Gold: Razambek Zhamalov, Uzbekistan

Silver: Daichi Takatani, Japan

Bronze: Chermen Valiev, Albany and Kyle Dake, United States

WOMEN’S FREESTYLE 62KG

Gold: Sakura Motoki, Japan

Silver: Iryna Koliadenko, Ukraine

Bronze: Aisuluu Tynybekova, Kyrgyzstan and Grace Bullen, Norway

MEN’S FREESTYLE 125KG

Gold: Geno Petriashvili, Georgia

Silver: Amir Hossein Zare, Iran

Bronze: Giorgi Meshvildishvili, Azerbaijan and Taha Akgul, Turkey

Also Read: Most Successful Olympians Of All-Time

The Paris Olympics 2024 are underway and United States are leading the medal tally.

Here is a complete list of winners on Day 14 of Paris Olympics 2024.

Paris Olympics 2024: Day 14

Friday, Aug 09

TRACK AND FIELD

MEN’S 400M HURDLES

Gold: Rai Benjamin, United States

Silver: Karsten Warholm, Norway

Bronze: Alison dos Santos, Brazil

MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP

Gold: Jordan Diaz, Spain

Silver: Pedro Pichardo, Portugal

Bronze: Andy Diaz Hernandez, Italy

MEN’S 4X100M RELAY

Gold: Canada

Silver: South Africa

Bronze: Britain

WOMEN’S 4X100M RELAY

Gold: United States

Silver: Britain

Bronze: German

WOMEN’S SHOT PUT

Gold: Yemisi Ogunleye, Germany

Silver: Maddison-Lee Wesche, New Zealand

Bronze: Song Jiayuan, China

WOMEN’S 10,000M

Gold: Beatrice Chebet, Kenya

Silver: Nadia Battocletti, Italy

Bronze: Sifan Hassan, Netherlands

WOMEN’S 400M

Gold: Marileidy Paulino, Dominican Republic

Silver: Salwa Eid Naser, Bahrain

Bronze: Natalia Kaczmarek, Poland

WOMEN’S 4X100M RELAY

Gold: United States

Silver: Britain

Bronze: Germany

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Gold: Brazil

Silver: Canada

Bronze: Switzerland

CANOE SPRINT

MEN’S KAYAK DOUBLE 500M

Gold: Germany (Max Lemke and Jacob Schopf)

Silver: Hungary (Bence Nadas and Sandor Totka)

Bronze: Australia (Tom Green and Jean van der Westhuyzen)

MEN’S CANOE SINGLE 1000M

Gold: Martin Fuksa, Czech Republic

Silver: Isaquias Queiroz, Brazil

Bronze: Serghei Tarnovschi, Moldova

WOMEN’S KAYAK DOUBLE 500M

Gold: New Zealand (Lisa Carrington and Alicia Hoskin)

Silver: Hungary (Tamara Csipes and Dora Alida Gazso)

Bronze: Germany (Jule Marie Hake and Paulina Paszek) and Hungary (Sara Fojt and Noemi Pupp)

WOMEN’S CANOE DOUBLE 500M

Gold: China (Sun Mengya and Xu Shixiao)

Silver: Ukraine (Liudmyla Luzan and Anastasiia Rybachok)

Bronze: Canada (Sloan MacKenzie and Katie Vincent)

CYCLING TRACK

MEN’S SPRINT

Gold: Harrie Lavreysen, Netherlands

Silver: Matthew Richardson, Australia

Bronze: Jack Carlin, Britain

WOMEN’S MADISON

Gold: Italy (Chiara Consonni and Vittoria Guazzini)

Silver: Britain (Elinor Barker and Neah Evans)

Bronze: Netherlands (Lisa van Belle and Maike van der Duin)

DIVING

WOMEN’S 3M SPRINGBOARD

Gold: Chen Yiwen, China

Silver: Maddison Keeney, Australia

Bronze: Chang Yani, China

MARATHON SWIMMING

MEN’S 10KM

Gold: Kristof Rasovsky, Hungary

Silver: Oliver Klemet, Germany

Bronze: David Betlehem, Hungary

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

INDIVIDUAL ALL-AROUND

Gold: Darja Varfolomeev, Germany

Silver: Boryana Kaleyn, Bulgaria

Bronze: Sofia Raffaeli, Italy

SAILING

MEN’S KITE

Gold: Valentin Bontus, Austria

Silver: Toni Vodisek, Slovenia

Bronze: Max Maeder, Singapore

SPORT CLIMBING

MEN’S BOULDER & LEAD

Gold: Toby Roberts, Britain

Silver: Sorato Anraku, Japan

Bronze: Jacob Schubert, Austria

Also Read: Stylish Hairstyles Of Athletes At Paris Olympics 2024

Athletes from around the world have gathered at the Paris Olympics 2024 to display their talent in their respective sports. They are pulling no stops to manifest their years of hard work and training and achieve the podium finish.

While athletes showcase their prowess and dazzle in the area, they are not far behind each other in showing-off their style game. Many have their fashion sense up in their sleeves. Here are some of the eye-grabbing hairstyles that athletes have spotted.

Italy’s Alice Volpi spots braid with tricolours during the women’s team foil quarterfinal match against Egypt. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

Nigeria’s Rasheedat Ajibade sizzled with blue-hued hair during the women’s Group C soccer match between Nigeria and Brazil. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)

France’s Amandha Sylves wore white braids during the group A women’s volleyball match between France and Serbia. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)

Trinity Rodman of the United States opts for pink braids during the quarterfinal women’s soccer match between the United States and the Japan. (AP Photo/Aurelien Morissard)

Tori Franklin of the United States gets hair braided with the colours of  USA flag during women’s triple jump qualification at the 2024 Summer Olympics. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

Denisha Cartwright of Bahamas goes all magenta for a bold hairdo at women’s 100-meter hurdles heat. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)

Miho Nonaka of Japan opts for a vibrant and colourful hair as he competes in the women’s boulder and lead, semi-final boulder, sport climbing competition. (AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)

Noah Lyles, of the United States did not just clinch a dramatic men’s100m win but stole the show with pear-studded braids on the track. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

Romane Dicko proudly carried the colours of France on her head in the team judo competition. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)

Janieve Russell, of Jamaica got an emoji painted on her blonde hair in her women’s 400-meters hurdles semifinal at the 2024 Summer Olympics. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)

Also Read: Shizo Kanakuri – The Man Who Took 52 Years To Complete A Marathon In Olympics

The Paris Olympics 2024 are underway and United States are leading the medal tally.

Here is a complete list of winners on Day 13 of Paris Olympics 2024.

Paris Olympics 2024: Day 13

Thursday, Aug 08

TRACK AND FIELD

MEN’S 200M

Gold: Letsile Tebogo, Botswana

Silver: Kenneth Bednarek, United States

Bronze: Noah Lyles, United States

MEN’S 110M HURDLES

GOLD: Grant Holloway, United States

Silver: Daniel Roberts, United States

Bronze: Rasheed Broadbell, Jamaica

MEN’S JAVELIN THROW

Gold: Arshad Nadeem, Pakistan

Silver: Neeraj Chopra, India

Bronze: Anderson Peters, Grenada

WOMEN’S 400M HURDLES

Gold: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, United States

Silver: Anna Cockrell, United States

Bronze: Femke Bol, Netherlands

WOMEN’S LONG JUMP

Gold: Tara Davis-Woodhall, United States

Silver: Malaika Mihambo, Germany

Bronze: Jasmine Moore, United States

CYCLING

MEN’S OMNIUM

Gold: Benjamin Thomas, France

Silver: Iuri Leitao, Portugal

Bronze: Fabio van den Bossche, Belgium

WOMEN’S KEIRIN

Gold: Ellesse Andrews, New Zealand

Silver: Hetty van de Wouw, Netherlands

Bronze: Emma Finucane, Britain

CANOE SLALOM

MEN’S CANOE DOUBLE 500M

Gold: Liu Hao and Ji Bowen, China

Silver: Gabriele Casadei and Carlo Tacchini, Italy

Bronze: Joan Antoni Moreno and Diego Dominguez, Spain

WOMEN’S KAYAK FOUR 500M

Gold: New Zealand

Silver: Germany

Bronze: Hungary

MEN’S KAYAK FOUR 500M

Gold: Germany

Silver: Australia

Bronze: Spain

FIELD HOCKEY

MEN

Gold: Netherlands

Silver: Germany

Bronze: India

MARATHON SWIMMING

WOMEN’S 10KM

Gold: Sharon van Rouwendaal, Netherlands

Silver: Moesha Johnson, Australia

Bronze: Ginevra Taddeucci, Italy

SPORTS CLIMBING

MEN’S SPEED

Gold: Veddriq Leonardo, Indonesia

Silver: Wu Peng, China

Bronze: Sam Watson, United States

DIVING

MEN’S 3M SPRINGBOARD

Gold: Xie Siyi, China

Silver: Wang Zongyuan, China

Bronze: Osmar Olvera Ibarra, Mexico

SAILING

MIXED DINGHY

Gold: Lara Vadlau and Lukas Maehr, Austria

Silver: Keiju Okada and Miho Yoshioka, Japan

Bronze: Anton Dahlberg and Lovisa Karlsson, —Sweden

MIXED MULTIHULL

Gold: Ruggero Tita and Caterina Marianna Banti, Italy

Silver: Mateo Majdalani and Eugenia Bosco, Argentina

Bronze: Micah Wilkinson and Erica Dawson, New Zealand

WOMEN’S KITESURFING

Gold: Eleanor Aldridge, Britain

Silver: Lauriane Nolot, France

Bronze: Annelous Lammerts, Netherlands

WEIGHTLIFTING

WOMEN’S 59KG

Gold: Luo Shifang, China

Silver: Maude Charron, Canada

Bronze: Kuo Hsing-chun, Taiwan

WRESTLING

MEN’S GRECO-ROMAN 67KG

Gold: Saeid Esmaeili Leivesi, Iran

Silver: Parviz Nasibov, Ukraine

Bronze: Hasrat Jafarov, Azerbaijan, and Luis Alberto Orta Sanchez, Cuba

MEN’S GRECO-ROMAN 87KG

Gold: Semen Sergeevich Novikov, Bulgaria

Silver: Alireza Mohmadipiani, Iran

Bronze: Zhan Beleniuk, Ukraine, and Turpal Ali Bisultanov, Denmark

WOMEN’S FREESTYLE 53KG

Gold: Akari Fujinami, Japan

Silver: Lucia Yamileth Yepez Guzman, Ecuador

Bronze: Choe Hyo Gyong, North Korea, and Pang Qianyu, China

Also Read: Shizo Kanakuri – The Man Who Took 52 Years To Complete A Marathon In Olympics

The Paris Olympics 2024 are underway and United States are leading the medal tally.

Here is a complete list of winners on Day 12 of Paris Olympics 2024.

Paris Olympics 2024: Day 12

Wednesday, Aug 07

ARTISTIC SWIMMING

TEAM

GOLD: China

Silver: United States

Bronze: Spain

BOXING

MEN’S 63.5KG

Gold: Erislandy Alvarez Borges, Cuba

Silver: Sofiane Oumiha, France

MEN’S 80KG

Gold: Oleksandr Khyzhniak, Ukraine

Silver: Nurbek Oralbay, Kazakhstan

CLIMBING

WOMEN’S SPEED

Gold: Aleksandra Miroslaw, Poland

Silver: Deng Lijuan, China

Bronze: Aleksandra Kalucka, Poland

CYCLING TRACK

MEN’S TEAM PURSUIT

Gold: Australia (Oliver Bleddyn, Conor Leahy, Kelland O’Brien, Sam Welsford)

Silver: Britain (Daniel Bigham, Ethan Hayter, Charlie Tanfield, Ethan Vernon, Oliver Wood)

Bronze: Italy (Simone Consonni, Filippo Ganna, Francesco Lamon, Jonathan Milan)

WOMEN’S TEAM PURSUIT

Gold: United States (Chloé Dygert, Kristen Faulkner, Jennifer Valente, Lily Williams)

Silver: New Zealand (Bryony Botha, Emily Shearman, Nicole Shields, Ally Wollaston)

Bronze: Britain (Elinor Barker, Josie Knight, Anna Morris, Jessica Roberts)

SAILING

MEN’S DINGHY

Gold: Matt Wearn, Australia

Silver: Pavlos Kontides, Cyprus

Bronze: Stefano Peschiera, Peru

WOMEN’S DINGHY

Gold: Marit Bouwmeester, Netherlands

Silver: Anne-Marie Rindom, Denmark

Bronze: Line Flem Hoest, Norway

SKATEBOARDING

MEN’S PARK

Gold: Keegan Palmer, Australia

Silver: Tom Schaar, United States

Bronze: Augusto Akio, Brazil

TAEKWONDO

MEN 58KG

Gold: Park Tae-joon, South Korea

Silver: Gashim Magomedov, Azerbaijan

Bronze: Cyrian Ravet, France, and Mohamed Khalil Jendoubi, Tunisia

WOMEN’S 49KG

Gold: Panipak Wongpattanakit, Thailand

Silver: Guo Qing, China

Bronze: Lena Stojkovic, Croatia, and Mobina Nematzadeh, Iran

TRACK AND FIELD

MEN’S 400M

Gold: Quincy Hall, United States.

Silver: Matthew Hudson-Smith, Britain

Bronze: Muzala Samukonga, Zambia

MEN’S 3,000M STEEPLECHASE

Gold: Soufiane El Bakkali, Morocco

Silver: Kenneth Rooks, United States

Bronze: Abraham Kibiwot, Kenya

MEN’S DISCUS THROW

Gold: Roje Stona, Jamaica

Silver: Mykolas Alekna, Lithuania

Bronze: Matthew Denny, Australia

WOMEN’S POLE VAULT

Gold: Nina Kennedy, Australia

Silver: Katie Moon, United States

Bronze: Alysha Newman, Canada

MARATHON RACE WALK MIXED RELAY

Gold: Spain

Silver: Ecuador

Bronze: Australia

WEIGHTLIFTING

MEN’S 61KG

Gold: Li Fabin, China

Silver: Theerapong Silachai, Thailand

Bronze: Hampton Morris, United States

WOMEN’S 49KG

Gold: Hou Zhihui, China

Silver: Mihaela Valentina Cambei, Romania

Bronze: Surodchana Khambao, Thailand

WRESTLING

MEN’S GRECO-ROMAN 77KG

Gold: Nao Kusaka, Japan

Silver: Demeu Zhadrayev, Kazakhstan

Bronze: Malkhas Amoyan, Armenia, and Akzhol Makhmudov, Kyrgyzstan

MEN’S GRECO-ROMAN 97KG

Gold: Mohammadhadi Saravi, Iran

Silver: Artur Aleksanyan, Armenia

Bronze: Gabriel Alejandro Rosillo Kindelan, Cuba, and Uzur Dzhuzupbekov, Kyrgyzstan

WOMEN’S FREESTYLE 50KG

Gold: Sarah Ann Hildebrandt, United States

Silver: Yusneylis Guzman Lopez, Cuba

Bronze: Yui Susaki, Japan, and Feng Ziqi, China.

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