Athletics Women’s Hammer Throw
Gold medal – Aksana Miankova (Belarus)
Silver medal – Yipsi Moreno (Cuba)
Bronze medal – Zhang Wenxiu (China)

Athletics Men’s 200-meter
Gold medal – Usain Bolt (Jamaica)
Silver medal – Shawn Crawford (United States)
Bronze medal – Walter Dix (United States)

Yet another world record from the fastest man on earth, Usain Bolt

Athletics Women’s 400-meter Hurdles
Gold medal – Melaine Walker (Jamaica)
Silver medal – Sheena Tosta (United States)
Bronze medal – Tasha Danvers (Great Britain)

Sailing RS:X Men Individual Race
Gold medal – Tom Ashley (New Zealand)
Silver medal – Julien Bontemps (France)
Bronze medal – Shahar Zubari (Israel)

Sailing RS:X Women Individual Race
Gold medal – Yin Jian (China)
Silver medal – Alessandra Sensini (Italy)
Bronze medal – Bryony Shaw (Great Britain)

Yin Jian won China’s first gold in sailing

Swimming Women’s Marathon 10-kilometer
Gold medal – Larisa Ilchenko (Russia)
Silver medal – Keri-Anne Payne (Great Britain)
Bronze medal – Cassandra Patten (Great Britain)

Synchronized Swimming Duet Free Routine
Gold medal – Anastasia Davydova & Anastasia Ermakova (Russia)
Silver medal – Andrea Fuentes & Gemma Mengual (Spain)
Bronze medal – Saho Harada & Emiko Suzuki (Japan)

Russian duo Anastasia Davydova & Anastasia Ermakova

Taekwondo Women’s 49-kilogram
Gold medal – Wu Jingyu (China)
Silver medal – Buttree Puedpong (Thailand)
Bronze medal – Dalia Contreras Rivero (Venezuela) & Daynellis Montejo (Cuba)

Taekwondo Men’s 58-kilogram
Gold medal – Guillermo Perez (Mexico)
Silver medal – Yulis Gabriel Mercedes (Dominican Republic)
Bronze medal – Chu Mu-Yen (Chinese Taipei) & Rohullah Nikpai (Afghanistan)

Perez (in blue) & Mercedes (in red) battled each other for gold

Wrestling Men’s Freestyle 66-kilogram
Gold medal – Ramazan Sahin (Turkey)
Silver medal – Andriy Stadnik (Ukraine)
Bronze medal – Sushil Kumar (India) & Otar Tushishvili (Georgia)

Wrestling Men’s Freestyle 74-kilogram
Gold medal – Buvaysa Saytiev (Russia)
Silver medal – Soslan Tigiev (Uzbekistan)
Bronze medal – Murad Gaidarov (Belarus) & Kiril Terziev (Bulgaria)

Pictures are taken from the 2008 Beijing Olympic Official Website

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Athletics Men’s High Jump
Gold medal – Andrey Silnov (Russia)
Silver medal – Germaine Mason (Great Britain)
Bronze medal – Yaroslav Rybakov (Russia)

Athletics Men’s Discus Throw
Gold medal – Gerd Kanter (Estonia)
Silver medal – Piotr Malachowski (Poland)
Bronze medal – Virgilijus Alekna (Lithuania)

Athletics Women’s 400-meter
Gold medal – Christine Ohuruogu (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Shericka Williams (Jamaica)
Bronze medal – Sanya Richards (United States)

Athletics Women’s 100-meter Hurdles
Gold medal – Dawn Harper (United States)
Silver medal – Sally McLellan (Australia)
Bronze medal – Priscilla Lopes-Schliep (Canada)

Athletics Men’s 1500-meter
Gold medal – Rashid Ramzi (Bahrain)
Silver medal – Asbel Kipruto Kiprop (Kenya)
Bronze medal – Nicholas Willis (New Zealand)

Rashid Ramzi won Bahrain’s first Olympic medal

Cycling – Track Men’s Madison
Gold medal – Argentina
Silver medal – Spain
Bronze medal – Russia

Cycling – Track Women’s Sprint
Gold medal – Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Anna Meares (Australia)
Bronze medal – Guo Shuang (China)

Cycling – Track Men’s Sprint
Gold medal – Chris Hoy (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Jason Kenny (Great Britain)
Bronze medal – Mickael Bourgain (France)

Diving Men’s 3-meter Springboard
Gold medal – He Chong (China)
Silver medal – Alexandre Despatie (Canada)
Bronze medal – Qin Kai (China)

He Chong won China’s sixth gold in diving

Equestrian Dressage Individual Grand Prix Freestyle
Gold medal – Anky van Grunsven (Netherlands)
Silver medal – Isabell Werth (Germany)
Bronze medal – Heike Kemmer (Germany)

Anky of Netherlands won gold in dressage individual freestyle

Gymnastics Artistic Men’s Parallel Bars
Gold medal – Li Xiaopeng (China)
Silver medal – Yoo Wonchul (Korea)
Bronze medal – Anton Fokin (Uzbekistan)

Gymnastics Artistic Women’s Beam
Gold medal – Shawn Johnson (United States)
Silver medal – Nastia Liukin (United States)
Bronze medal – Cheng Fei (China)

Shawn Johnson of United States

Gymnastics Artistic Men’s Horizontal Bar
Gold medal – Zou Kai (China)
Silver medal – Jonathan Horton (United States)
Bronze medal – Fabian Hambuechen (Germany)

Trampoline Men
Gold medal – Lu Chunlong (China)
Silver medal – Jason Burnett (Canada)
Bronze medal – Dong Dong (China)

Sailing Laser Radial Individual Race
Gold medal – Gintare Volungeviciute (Lithuania)
Silver medal – Anna Tunnicliffe (United States)
Bronze medal – Xu Lijia (China)

Sailing Laser Individual Race
Gold medal – Andrew Murdoch (New Zealand)
Silver medal – Vasilij Zbogar (Slovenia)
Bronze medal – Diego Romero (Italy)

Triathlon Men
Gold medal – Jan Frodeno (Germany)
Silver medal – Simon Whitfield (Canada)
Bronze medal – Bevan Docherty (New Zealand)

Weightlifting Men’s +105-kilogram
Gold medal – Matthias Steiner (Germany)
Silver medal – Evgeny Chigishev (Russia)
Bronze medal – Viktors Scerbatihs (Latvia)

Wrestling Men’s Freestyle 55-kilogram
Gold medal – Henry Cejudo (United States)
Silver medal – Tomohiro Matsunaga (Japan)
Bronze medal – Besik Kudukhov (Russia) & Radoslav Velikov (Bulgaria)

Wrestling Men’s Freestyle 60-kilogram
Gold medal – Mavlet Batirov (Russia)
Silver medal – Vasyl Fedoryshyn (Ukraine)
Bronze medal – Seyedmorad Mohammadi (Iran) & Kenichi Yumoto (Japan)

Pictures are taken from the 2008 Beijing Olympic Official Website

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Athletics Women’s Discus Throw
Gold medal – Stephanie Brown Trafton (United States)
Silver medal – Yarelys Barrios (Cuba)
Bronze medal – Olena Antonova (Ukraine)

Athletics Women’s Pole Vault
Gold medal – Elena Isinbaeva (Russia)
Silver medal – Jennifer Stuczynski (United States)
Bronze medal – Svetlana Feofanova (Russia)

Yet another world record for Isinbaeva

Athletics Men’s Long Jump
Gold medal – Irvin Jahir Saladino Aranda (Panama)
Silver medal – Khotso Mokoena (South Africa)
Bronze medal – Ibrahim Camejo (Cuba)

Athletics Men’s 3000-meter Steeplechase
Gold medal – Brimin Kiprop Kipruto (Kenya)
Silver medal – Mahiedine Mekhissi-B (France)
Bronze medal – Richard Kipkemboi Mateelong (Kenya)

Athletics Women’s 800-meter
Gold medal – Pamela Jelimo (Kenya)
Silver medal – Janeth Jepkosqei Busienei (Kenya)
Bronze medal – Hasna Benhassi (Morocco)

Athletics Men’s 400-meter Hurdles
Gold medal – Angelo Taylor (United States)
Silver medal – Kerron Clement (United States)
Bronze medal – Bershawn Jackson (United States)

Cycling – Track Women’s Point Race
Gold medal – Marianne Vos (Netherlands)
Silver medal – Yoanka Gonzalez (Cuba)
Bronze medal – Leire Olaberria (Spain)

Cycling – Track Men’s Team Pursuit
Gold medal – Great Britain
Silver medal – Denmark
Bronze medal – New Zealand
Equestrian Jumping Team Jump Off
Gold medal – United States
Silver medal – Canada
Bronze medal – Norway

Gymnastics Artistic Men’s Rings
Gold medal – Chen Yibing (China)
Silver medal – Yang Wei (China)
Bronze medal – Oleksandr Vorobiov (Ukraine)

Gymnastics Artistic Women’s Uneven Bars
Gold medal – He Kexin (China)
Silver medal – Nastia Liukin (United States)
Bronze medal – Yang Yilin (China)

Gymnastics Artistic Men’s Vault
Gold medal – Leszek Blanik (Poland)
Silver medal – Thomas Bouhail (France)
Bronze medal – Anton Golotsutskov (Russia)

Trampoline Women
Gold medal – He Wenna (China)
Silver medal – Karen Cockburn (Canada)
Bronze medal – Ekaterina Khilko (Uzbekistan)

She is stunning beautiful, isn’t her?

Sailing 470 Women Individual Race
Gold medal – Brazil
Silver medal – Israel
Bronze medal – Italy

Sailing 470 Men Individual Race
Gold medal – Australia
Silver medal – Japan
Bronze medal – Great Britain

Triathlon Women
Gold medal – Emma Snowsill (Australia)
Silver medal – Vanessa Fernandes (Portugal)
Bronze medal – Emma Moffatt (Australia)

Australia’s Emma Snowsill

Table Tennis Men’s Team
Gold medal – China
Silver medal – Germany
Bronze medal – Korea

China won gold in table tennis men’s team

Weightlifting Men’s 105-kilogram
Gold medal – Andrei Aramnau (Belarus)
Silver medal – Dmitriy Klokov (Russia)
Bronze medal – Dmitriy Lapikov (Russia)

The major upset of the day is this.

Liu Xiang withdrawn from Beijing Olympic 110-meter hudlers due to injury

Athletics Women’s Marathon
Gold medal – Constantina Tomescu (Romania)
Silver medal – Catherine Ndereba (Kenya)
Bronze medal – Zhou Chunxiu (China)

Athletics Men’s Hammer Throw
Gold medal – Primoz Kozmus (Slovenia)
Silver medal – Vadim Devyatovskiy (Belarus)
Bronze medal – Ivan Tsikhan (Belarus)

Athletics Women’s 3000-meter Steeplechase
Gold medal – Gulnara Galkina-Samitova (Russia)
Silver medal – Eunice Jepkorir (Kenya)
Bronze medal – Ekaterina Volkova (Russia)

Athletics Women’s Triple Jump
Gold medal – Francoise Mbango Etone (Cameroon)
Silver medal – Tatyana Lebedeva (Russia)
Bronze medal – Hrysopiyi Devetzi (Greece)

Athletics Women’s 100-meter
Gold medal – Shelly-Ann Fraser (Jamaica)
Silver medal – Sherone Simpson (Jamaica)
Bronze medal – Kerron Stewart (Jamaica)

Jamaica dominated the women’s 100-meter

Athletics Men’s 10,000-meter
Gold medal – Kenenisa Bekele (Ethiopia)
Silver medal – Sileshi Sihine (Ethiopia)
Bronze medal – Micah Kogo (Kenya)

Badminton Mixed Doubles
Gold medal – Lee Hyojung & Lee Yongdae (Korea)
Silver medal – Nova Widianto & Liliyana (Indonesia)
Bronze medal – He Hanbin & Yu Yang (China)

Badminton Men’s Singles
Gold medal – Lin Dan (China)
Silver medal – Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia)
Bronze medal – Chen Jin (China)

‘Super Dan’ beaten Lee Chong Wei to the gold medal

Cycling – Track Women’s Individual Pursuit
Gold medal – Rebecca Romero (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Wendy Houvenaghel (Great Britain)
Bronze medal – Lesya Kalitovska (Ukraine)

Diving Women’s 3-meter Springboard
Gold medal – Guo Jingjing (China)
Silver medal – Julia Pakhalina (Russia)
Bronze medal – Wu Minxia (China)

Guo Jingjing of China

Fencing Men’s Team Sabre
Gold medal – France
Silver medal – United States
Bronze medal – Italy

Gymnastics Artistic Men’s Floor Exercise
Gold medal – Zou Kai (China)
Silver medal – Gervasio Deferr (Spain)
Bronze medal – Anton Golotsutskov (Russia)

Gymnastics Artistic Women’s Vault
Gold medal – Hong Un Jong (DPR Korea)
Silver medal – Oksana Chusovitina (Germany)
Bronze medal – Cheng Fei (China)

Gymnastics Artistic Men’s Pommel Horse
Gold medal – Xiao Qin (China)
Silver medal – Ude Filip (Croatia)
Bronze medal – Louis Smith (Great Britain)

Gymnastics Artistic Women’s Floor Exercise
Gold medal – Sandra Izbasa (Romania)
Silver medal – Shawn Johnson (United States)
Bronze medal – Nastia Liukin (United States)

Rowing Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls
Gold medal – Kirsten van der Kolk & Marit van Eupen (Netherlands)
Silver medal – Sanna Sten & Minna Nieminen (Finland)
Bronze medal – Melanie Kok & Tracy Cameron (Canada)

Rowing Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls
Gold medal – Zac Purchase & Mark Hunter (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Dimitrios Mougios & Vasileios Polymeros (Greece)
Bronze medal – Mads Reinholdt Rasmussen & Rasmus Nicholai Quist Hansen (Denmark)

Rowing Lightweight Men’s Four
Gold medal – Denmark
Silver medal – Poland
Bronze medal – Canada

Rowing Women’s Quadruple Sculls
Gold medal – China
Silver medal – Great Britain
Bronze medal – Germany

Rowing Men’s Quadruple Sculls
Gold medal – Poland
Silver medal – Italy
Bronze medal – France

Rowing Women’s Eight
Gold medal – United States
Silver medal – Netherlands
Bronze medal – Romania

Rowing Men’s Eight
Gold medal – Canada
Silver medal – Great Britain
Bronze medal – Unites States

Sailing Yngling Individual Race
Gold medal – Great Britain
Silver medal – Germany
Bronze medal – Greece

Sailing Finn Individual Race
Gold medal – Great Britain
Silver medal – Denmark
Bronze medal – Spain

Great Britain won in finn event in Olympic sailing

Sailing 49er Individual Race
Gold medal – Spain
Silver medal – Germany
Bronze medal – Great Britain

Shooting Men’s 50-meter Rifle 3 Positions
Gold medal – Qiu Jian (China)
Silver medal – Jury Sukhorukov (Ukraine)
Bronze medal – Rajmond Debevec (Slovenia)

Swimming Women’s 50-meter Freestyle
Gold medal – Britta Steffen (Germany)
Silver medal – Dara Torres (United States)
Bronze medal – Cate Campbell (Australia)

Swimming Men’s 1500-meter Freestyle
Gold medal – Oussama Mellouli (Tunisia)
Silver medal – Grant Hackett (Australia)
Bronze medal – Ryan Cochrane (Canada)

Swimming Women’s 4×100-meter Medley Relay
Gold medal – Australia
Silver medal – United States
Bronze medal – China

Swimming Men’s 4×100-meter Medley Relay
Gold medal – United States
Silver medal – Australia
Bronze medal – Japan

United States Phelps won a record eighth gold yesterday

Tennis Women’s Singles
Gold medal – Elena Dementieva (Russia)
Silver medal – Dinara Safina (Russia)
Bronze medal – Vera Zvonareva (Russia)

Tennis Men’s Singles
Gold medal – Rafael Nadal (Spain)
Silver medal – Fernando Gonzalez (Chile)
Bronze medal – Novak Djokovic (Serbia)

Rafael Nadal of Spain

Tennis Women’s Doubles
Gold medal – Serena Williams & Venus Williams (United States)
Silver medal – Anabel Medina Garrigues & Virginia Ruano Pascual (Spain)
Bronze medal – Yan Zi & Zheng Jie (China)

Table Tennis Women’s Team
Gold medal – China
Silver medal – Singapore
Bronze medal – Korea

China won gold medal in table tennis women’s team

Weightlifting Men’s 94-kilogram
Gold medal – Ilya Ilin (Kazakhstan)
Silver medal – Szymon Kolecki (Poland)
Bronze medal – Khadzhimurat Akkaev (Russia)

Wrestling Women’s Freestyle 63-kilogram
Gold medal – Kaori Icho (Japan)
Silver medal – Alena Kartashova (Russia)
Bronze medal – Randi Miller (United States) & Yelena Shalygina (Kazakhstan)

Wrestling Women’s Freestyle 72-kilogram
Gold medal – Wang Jiao (China)
Silver medal – Stanka Zlateva (Bulgaria)
Bronze medal – Kyoko Hamaguchi (Japan) & Agnieszka Wieszczek (Poland)

Pictures are taken from the 2008 Beijing Olympic Official Website

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Athletics Men’s 20-kilometer Walk
Gold medal – Valeriy Borchin (Russia)
Silver medal – Jefferson Perez (Ecuador)
Bronze medal – Jared Tallent (Australia)

Athletics Women’s Shot Put
Gold medal – Valerie Vili (New Zealand)
Silver medal – Natallia Mikhnevich (Belarus)
Bronze medal – Nadzeya Ostapchuk (Belarus)

Athletics Women’s Heptathlon
Gold medal – Nataliia Dobrynska (Ukraine)
Silver medal – Lyudmila Blonska (Ukraine)
Bronze medal – Hyleas Fountain (United States)

Athletics Men’s 100-meter
Gold medal – Usain Bolt (Jamaica)
Silver medal – Richard Thompson (Trinidad & Tobago)
Bronze medal – Walter Dix (United States)

Men’s 100-meter

Usain Bolt with his new world record of 9.68-second in Men’s 100-meter

Badminton Women’s Singles
Gold medal – Zhang Ning (China)
Silver medal – Xie Xingfang (China)
Bronze medal – Maria Kristin Yulianti (Indonesia)

Zhang Ning won back-to-back Olympic badminton women’s singles title

Badminton Men’s Doubles
Gold medal – Markis Kido & Hendra Setiawan (Indonesia)
Silver medal – Cai Yun & Fu Haifeng (China)
Bronze medal – Hwang Jiman & Lee Jaejin (Korea)

Cycling – Track Men’s Points Race
Gold medal – Joan Llaneras (Spain)
Silver medal – Roger Kluge (Germany)
Bronze medal – Chris Newton (Great Britain)

Cycling – Track Men’s Individual Pursuit
Gold medal – Bradley Wiggins (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Hayden Roulston (New Zealand)
Bronze medal – Steven Burke (Great Britain)

Cycling – Track Men’s Keirin
Gold medal – Chris Hoy (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Ross Edgar (Great Britain)
Bronze medal – Kiyofumi Nagai (Japan)

Fencing Women’s Team Foil
Gold medal – Russia
Silver medal – United States
Bronze medal – Italy

Rowing Women’s Single Sculls
Gold medal – Rumyana Neykova (Bulgaria)
Silver medal – Michelle Guerette (United States)
Bronze medal – Ekaterina Karsten (Belarus)

Rowing Men’s Single Sculls
Gold medal – Olaf Tufte (Norway)
Silver medal – Ondrej Synek (Czech Republic)
Bronze medal – Mahe Drysdale (New Zealand)

Rowing Women’s Pair
Gold medal – Georgeta Andrunache & Viorica Susanu (Romania)
Silver medal – Wu You & Gao Yulan (China)
Bronze medal – Yuliya Bichyk & Natallia Helakh (Belarus)

Rowing Men’s Pair
Gold medal – Drew Ginn & Duncan Free (Australia)
Silver medal – David Calder & Scott Frandsen (Canada)
Bronze medal – Nathan Twaddle & George Bridgewater (New Zealand)

Drew Ginn & Duncan Free of Australia

Rowing Women’s Double Sculls
Gold medal – Georgina Evers-Swindell & Caroline Evers-Swindell (New Zealand)
Silver medal – Annekatrin Thiele & Christiane Huth (Germany)
Bronze medal – Elise Laverick & Anna Bebington (Great Britain)

Rowing Men’s Double Sculls
Gold medal – David Crawshay & Scott Brennan (Australia)
Silver medal – Tonu Endrekson & Juri Jaanson (Estonia)
Bronze medal – Matthew Wells & Stephen Rowbotham (Great Britain)

Rowing Men’s Four
Gold medal – Great Britain
Silver medal – Australia
Bronze medal – France

Shooting Men’s 25-meter Rapid Fire Pistol
Gold medal – Oleksandr Petriv (Ukraine)
Silver medal – Ralf Schumann (Germany)
Bronze medal – Christian Reitz (Germany)

Shooting Men’s Skeet
Gold medal – Vincent Hancock (United States)
Silver medal – Tore Brovold (Norway)
Bronze medal – Anthony Terras (France)

Swimming Women’s 200-meter Backstroke
Gold medal – Kirsty Coventry (Zimbabwe)
Silver medal – Margaret Hoelzer (United States)
Bronze medal – Reiko Nakamura (Japan)

Swimming Men’s 100-meter Butterfly
Gold medal – Michael Phelps (United States)
Silver medal – Milorad Cavic (Serbia)
Bronze medal – Andrew Lauterstein (Australia)

Swimming Women’s 800-meter Freestyle
Gold medal – Rebecca Adlington (Great Britain)
Silver medal – Alessia Filippi (Italy)
Bronze medal – Lotte Friis (Denmark)

Swimming Men’s 50-meter Freestyle
Gold medal – Cesar Cielo Filho (Brazil)
Silver medal – Amaury Leveaux (France)
Bronze medal – Alain Bernard (France)

Cesar Cielo Filho of Brazil won men’s 50-meter freestyle

Tennis Men’s Doubles
Gold medal – Roger Federer & Stanislas Wawrinka (Switzerland)
Silver medal – Simon Aspelin & Thomas Johansson (Sweden)
Bronze medal – Bob Bryan & Mike Bryan (United States)

Roger Federer won tennis men’s doubles

Weightlifting Women’s +75-kilogram
Gold medal – Jang Miran (Korea)
Silver medal – Olha Korobka (Ukraine)
Bronze medal – Mariya Grabovetskaya (Kazakhstan)

Wrestling Women’s Freestyle 48-kilogram
Gold medal – Carol Huynh (Canada)
Silver medal – Chiharu Icho (Japan)
Bronze medal – Irini Merleni (Ukraine) & Mariya Stadnik (Azerbaijan)

Wrestling Women’s Freestyle 55-kilogram
Gold medal – Saori Yoshida (Japan)
Silver medal – Xu Li (China)
Bronze medal – Jackeline Renteria (Colombia) & Tonya Verbeek (Canada)

Pictures are taken from the 2008 Beijing Oympic Official Website

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Will Lee Chong Wei bring back Malaysia first ever Olympic gold medalist? Stay tuned in front of your television set at 1830 tonight to find out. This is the battle between world’s number 1 and 2 of badminton men’s singles. Lin Dan plays a very good attacking badminton while Lee Chong Wei’s strength is in his defending game. I would say this is the battle in between spear and shield.

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