Tokyo Olympics: 2020

These Olympics are most famous for the United Kingdom coming first, for the first time ever. This was achieved by David Lenus, who was in charge of the athletes.

# Countries

## Great Britain

David Lenus was appointed Athlete General in 2016 after Rio. He has a salary of £75000 a year and he receives extra money.
For every bronze medal won, he receives a prize of £100. For every silver medal won, he receives a prize of £500
For every gold medal won, he receives a prize of £1000. Each sport is given an estimate of how many medals they will get in that sport. David would receive a £250 for every extra medal.His enrolment of the athletes: Michael McAllister, Myles McAllister, Rose Oak and Beth Samuels and Robert Du Thon. These positions for: Sprinter, Decathlete, Long-distance, Ultra Long-Distance and martial arts were some of the reasons the UK won the Olympics. To begin with he started to interview athletes, if their personal best was in the qualification times, then they could go and try to get qualified for the Olympics.The Qualification rounds for the U.K. were on the 5th September 2018 - 9th December 2018. The athletes received the results on the 12th April 2019.

He started a tactical design, where young players were scouted out.

## United States Of America

The USA was under pressure to keep first place in these Olympics, which they failed in. They hoped to do well in track Athletics as Usain Bolt was now retired. They however, were worried about swimming especially as a few other countries had good swimmers, and Michael Phelps has retired. However, they were hoping to do better in the 100 and 200m races as Usain Bolt had retired.

# Sports

## Athletics

100 Metre Sprint

200 Metre Sprint

400 Metre

800 Metre

1500

5000 Metre

10000 Metre

3000 Metre Steeplechase

110 Metre Hurdles

400 Metre Hurdles

4 X 100 Metres relay

4 X 200 Metre relay

4 X 400 Metre relay

Long Jump

Triple Jump

High Jump

Pole Vault

Shot Put

Discus Throw

Hammer Throw

Javelin Throw

Heptathlon

Decathlon

## Tennis

Men's Singles

Woman's Singles

Men's Doubles

Woman's Doubles

Mixed Doubles

# Olympics

## Day -2

### Woman's Football Preliminaries Group

1. Great Britain Vs United States Of America

Score: 4:2
Great Britain Won

1. Germany Vs Spain

Score: 4:0
Germany won

### Woman's Football Preliminaries Group F

1. Brazil Vs United States Of America

Score: 2:3
United States Of America won

1. Sweden Vs Canada

Score: 2:1
Sweden Won

### Woman's Football Preliminaries Group G

1. South Africa Vs France

Score: 5:6
France Won

1. Australia Vs Zimbabwe

Score: 3:4
Zimbabwe won

No Medals

## Day -1

### Men's Football Preliminaries Group A

1. United States Of America Vs Germany

Score 2:4, Germany won

1. Great Britain Vs Sweden

Score 5:0, Great Britain Won

### Men's Football Preliminaries Group B

1. Portugal Vs Brazil

Score 1:6, Brazil Won

1. Japan Vs China

Score 5:2, Japan Won

### Men's Football Preliminaries Group C

1. Argentina Vs France

Score 2:3, Argentina Won

1. Iraq Vs Canada

Score 3:2, Iraq won

### Football Preliminaries Group D

1. Spain Vs The Netherlands

Score 4:1, Spain Won

1. Italy Vs Russia

Score 3:7, Russia Won

## Day 0

### Men's Individual Archery, Ranking Round

1. Patrick Huston: 720 Points, World Record, Great Britain
2. Kim Woo-jin: 709 Points, South Korea
3. Brady Ellison: 708 Points, United States Of America.
4. David Pasqualucci: 690 Points, Italy
5. Sjef van den Berg: 689 Points, Netherlands
6. Robert Harper: 688 Points, Great Britain
7. Thomas Harper: 685 Points, Great Britain
8. Atanu Das: 678 Points, India
9. Kumar Bon-Chan: 675 Points, South Korea
10. Takaharu Furukawa: 674 Points, Japan
11. Jean-Charles Valladont: 673 Points, France
12. Connor Hunt: 672 Points, Great Britain
13. Wei Chun-heng: 670 Points, China
14. Juan Ignacio Rodríguez: 669 Points, Spain
15. Florian Floto: 668 Points, Germany
16. Lee Seung-yun: 668 Points, South Korea
17. Ricardo Soto: 667 Points, Chile
18. Taylor Worth: 667 Points, Australia
19. Zach Garrett: 666 Points, United States
20. Mauro Nespoli: 665 Points, Italy
21. Gu Xuesong: 665 Points, China
22. Crispin Duenas: 664 Points, Canada
23. Wang Dapeng: 664 Points, China
24. Alec Potts: 663 Points, Australia
25. Lucas Daniel: 663 Points, France
26. Khairul Anuar Mohamad: 662 Points, Malaysia
27. Ryan Tyack: 662 Points, Australia
28. Jantsan Gantugs: 662 Points, Mongolia
29. Viktor Ruban: 662 Points, Ukraine
30. Bård Nesteng: 661 Points, Norway
31. Cameron Greg: 661 Points, Great Britain
32. Rick van der Ven: 661 Points, Netherlands
33. Ernesto Horacio Boardman: 660 Points, Mexico
34. John Clough: 660 Points, Great Britain
35. Mete Gazoz: 660 Points, Turkey
36. Kao Hao-Wen: 660 Points, China
37. Jake Kaminski: 659 Points, United States
38. Xing Yu, 659 Points: China
39. Riau Ega Agatha: 658 Points, Indonesia
40. Marcus Vinicius D'Almeida: 658 Points, Brazil
41. Antonio Fernández: 657 Points, Spain
42. Pierre Plihon: 657 Points, France
43. Adrián Puentes: 656 Points, Cuba
44. Yu Guan-lin: 656 Points, China
45. Hendra Purnama: 655 Points, Indonesia
46. Witthaya Thamwong: 655 Points, Thailand
47. Robin Ramaekers: 654 Points, Belgium
48. Andrés Pila: 654 Points, Colombia
49. Miguel Alvarino Garcia: 653 Points, Spain
50. Bernardo Oliveira: 652 Points, Brazil
51. Elias Malave Burgos: 652 Points, Venezuela
52. Marco Galiazzo: 651 Points, Italy
53. Sultan Duzelbayev: 650 Points, Kazakhstan
54. Muhammad Wijaya: 648 Points, Indonesia
55. Haziq Kamaruddin: 647 Points, Malaysia
56. Ahmed El-Nemr: 645 Points, Egypt
57. Anton Prylepau: 644 Points, Belarus
58. Daniel Xavier: 641 Points, Brazil
59. Samuli Piippo: 638 Points, Finland
60. Muhammad Akmal Nor Hasrin: 637 Points, Malaysia
61. Rob Elder: 636 Points, Fiji
62. Rene Philippe Kouassi: 635 Points, Côte d'Ivoire
63. Mitch Dielemans: 634 Points, Netherlands
64. Boris Baláž: 630 Points, Slovakia

### Men's Team Archery, Ranking Round

1. Great Britain (1): 2093 Points, World Record

1. Patrick Huston
2. Robert Harper
3. Thomas Harper

2. South Korea: 2052 Points

1. Kim Woo-jin
2. Kumar Bon-Chan
3. Lee Seung-yun

3. United States Of America: 2033

1. Brady Ellison
2. Zach Garrett
3. Jake Kamniski

4. Italy: 2006 Points

1. David Pasqualucci
2. Mauro Nespoli
3. Marco Galiazzo

5. China (1): 1999 Points

1. Wei Chun-Heng
2. Gu Xuesong
3. Wang Dapeng

6. France: 1993 Points

1. Jean-Charles Valladont
2. Lucas Daniel
3. Pierre Plihon

7. Great Britain (2): 1993 Points

1. Connor Hunt
2. Cameron Greg
3. John Clough

8. Australia: 1992 Points

1. Talyor Worth
2. Alex Potts
3. Ryan Tyack

9. Netherlands: 1984 Points

1. Sjef Van den Berg
2. Rick van Der Ven
3. Mitch Dielemans

10. China (2): 1975

1. Kao Hao-wen
2. Xing Yu
3. Yu Guan-lin

11. Indonesia: 1961 Points

1. Riau Ega Agatha
2. Hendra Purnama
3. Muhammad Wijaya

12. Brazil: 1951 Points

1. Marcus Vinicius D'Almeida
2. Bernardo Oliveira
3. Daniel Xavier

### Woman's Individual Archery, Ranking Round

1. Naomi Folkard: 719 Points, World Record, Great Britain
2. Choi Mi-sun: 697 Points, South Korea
3. Hannah Duston: 696 Points, Great Britain
4. Chang Hye-jin: 693 Points, South Korea
5. Lauren Fleet: 685 Points, Great Britain
6. Ki Bo-Bae: 682 Points, South Korea
7. Tan Ya-ting: 679 Points, China
8. Tuyana Dashidorzhieva: 677 Points, Russia
9. Wu Jiaxin: 673 Points, China
10. Lucilla Boari: 672 Points, Italy
11. Alejandra Valencia: 671 Points, Mexico
12. Lin Shih-chia: 671 Points, China
13. Kaori Kawanaka: 670 Points, Japan
14. Qi Yuhong: 668 Points, China
15. Gabriela Bayardo: 668 Points, Mexico
16. Guendalina Sartori: 668 Points, Italy,
17. Taru Kuoppa: 667 Points, Finland
18. Kang-Jim: 666 Points, North Korea
19. Inna Stepanova: 666 Points, Russia
20. Ksenia Perova: 665 Points, Russia
21. Ana María Rendón: 663 Points, Colombia
22. Mackenzie Brown: 662 Points, United States
23. Deepika Kumari: 661 Points, India
24. Lisa Unruh: 660 Points, Germany
25. Alexandra Longová: 658 Points, Slovakia
26. Bombayla Devi Laishram: 658 Points, India
27. Yasemin Ecem Anagöz: 658 Points, Turkey
28. Ane Marcelle dos Santos: 658 Points, Brazil
29. Alexandra Mirca: 658 Points, Moldova
30. Cao Hui: 658 Points, China
31. Anastasia Pavlova: 653 Points, Ukraine
32. Veronika Marchenko: 650 Points, Ukraine
33. Lidiia Sichenikova: 647 Points, Ukraine
34. Adriana Martin: 647 Points, Spain
35. Le Chien-ying: 647 Points, China
36. Khatuna Narimanidze: 641 Points, Georgia
37. Laura Nurmsalu: 640 Points, Estonia
38. Luiza Saidiyeva: 638 Points, Kazakhstan
39. Olga Senyuk: 636 Points, Azerbaijan
40. Aída Román: 635 Points, Mexico
41. Saori Nagamine: 630 Points, Japan
42. Karina Lipiarska-Pałka: 630 Points, Poland
43. Laurence Baldauff: 627 Points, Austria
44. Ika Yuliana Rochmawati: 626 Points, Indonesia
45. Laxmirani Majhi: 625 Points, India
46. Leidys Brito: 623 Points, Venezuela
47. Kristine Esebua: 622 Points, Georgia
48. Claudia Mandia: 621 Points, Italy
49. Christine Bjerendal: 620 Points, Sweden
50. Natalia Sánchez: 619 Points, Colombia
51. Zahra Nemati: 615 Points, Iran
52. Sarah Nikitin: 614 Points, Brazil
53. San Yu Htwe: 613 Points, Myanmar
54. Carolina Aguirre: 611 Points, Brazil
55. Shamoli Ray: 608 Points, Bangladesh
56. Marina Canetta: 605 Points, Brazil
57. Evangelia Psarra: 603 Points, Greece
58. Reem Mansour: 600 Points, Egypt
59. Yulia Lobzhenidze: 597 Points, Georgia
60. Alice Ingley: 596 Points, Australia
61. Yuki Hayashi: 592 Points, Japan
62. Karma: 489 Points, Bhutan
63. Georcy-Stéphanie Thiffeault Picard: 578 Points, Canada
64. Shehzana Anwar: 570 Points, Kenya

### Woman's Team Archery, Ranking Round

1. Great Britain: 2100 Points, World Record

1. Naomi Folkard
2. Hannah Dustin
3. Lauren Fleet

2. South Korea: 2072 Points

1. Choi Mi-sun
2. Chang Hye-jin
3. Ki Bo-bae

3. China (1): 2023 Points

1. Tan Ya-ting
2. Wu Jiaxin
3. Lon Shih-chia

4. Russia: 2008 Points

1. Tuyana Dashidorzhieva
2. Inna Stepanova
3. Ksenia Perova

5. Mexico: 1974 Points

1. Alejandra Valencia
2. Gabriela Bayardo
3. Aída Román

6. China (2): 1973

1. Qi Yuhong
2. Cao Hui
3. Le Chien-ying

7. Italy: 1961 Points

1. Lucilla Boari
2. Guendalina Sartori
3. Claudia Mandia

8. Ukraine: 1950 Points

1. Anastasia Pavlova
2. Veronika Marchenko
3. Lidiia Sichenikova

9. India: 1944 Points

1. Deepika Kumari
2. Bombalya Devi Laishram
3. Laxmirani Majhi

10. Japan: 1892 Points

1. Kaori Kawanaka
2. Saori Nagamine
3. Yuki Hayashi

11. Brazil: 1883

1. Anne dos Marcelle Santos
2. Sarah Nikitin
3. Carolina Aguirre

12. Georgia: 1860

1. Khatuna Narimanidze
2. Kristine Esebua
3. Yulia Lobzhenidze

No Medals

# Day One

## Woman's 10 Metre Air Rifle Qualifications

- Qualified

1. Jennifer McIntosh: 424.6 Points, Olympic Record, Republic of Ireland
2. Du Li: 415.4 Points, China
3. Elaheh Ahmadi: 412.9 Points, Iran
4. Virginia Thrasher: 412.3 Points, United States
5. Helga Franz: 411.6 Points, Germany
6. Olivia Franklin: 411.6 Points, Great Britain
7. Nataliya Kalnysh: 411.3 Points, Ukraine
8. Najmeh Khedmati: 410.6 Points, Iran.
9. Nina Christen: 410.4 Points, Switzerland

## Men's Rowing, Single Sculls Heat

Heat One:

1. Jaruwat Saensuk: 7:00.01 seconds, Thailand
2. Angel Fournier Rodriguez: 7:01.84 seconds, Cuba
3. Luigi Teilemb: 7:03.92 seconds, Vanuatu
4. Darttu Baban Bhokanal: 7:03.96 seconds, India
5. Juan Carlos Cabrera: 7:05.34 seconds, Mexico
6. Armandas Kelmelis: 7.15.34 seconds, Lithuania

Heat Two:

1. Mahé Drysdale: 7:00.00 seconds, New Zealand
2. Gorden Olivers: 7:02.34 seconds, Great Britain
3. Renzo Leon Garcia: 7:04.12 seconds, Peru
4. Mohammed Khafaji: 7:04.16 seconds, Iraq
5. Bendegúz Pétervári-Molnár: 7:10.56 seconds, Hungary
6. Jakson Vicent Monasterio: 7:34.92 seconds, Venezuela

Heat Three:

1. Hannes Obreno: 6:59.99 seconds, Belgium
2. Brian Rossi: 7:05.13 seconds, Argentina
3. Marcos Ruplos: 7:08.14 seconds, Italy
4. Alhussein Ghambour: 7:22.67 seconds, Libya
5. Shakhboz Kholmurzaev: 7:23.68 seconds, Uzbekistan

Heat Four:

1. Alan Campbell:6:45.15 seconds, Great Britain
2. Lee Ho-ching: 7:02.56 seconds, Vietnam
3. Memo: 7:06.00 seconds, Indonesia
4. Stanislau Shcharbachenia, 7:11.49 seconds, Belarus
5. Dongyong Kim: 7:12.56 seconds, South Korea

Heat Five:

1. Jean Louis: 7:05.34 seconds, France
2. Arturo Rivarola Trappe: 7:07.56 seconds, Paraguay
3. Rhys Grant: 7:21.45 seconds, Australia
4. Sid Housin: 7:35.96 seconds, Algeria
5. Ollie Franmouro: 7:35.97 seconds, Spain

Heat Six:

1. Nils Jakob Hoff: 7:05.14 seconds, Norway
2. Damir Martin: 7:05.16 Seconds, Croatia
3. Abdel Khalek Elbana: 7:08.94 seconds, Egypt
4. Mohamed Taieb: 7:10.34 seconds, Tunisia
5. Vladislav Yakovlev: 7:38.65 seconds, Kazakhstan

Standings:First 18 are through to next round:

1. Alan Campbell: 6:45.15 seconds, Great Britain
2. Hannes Obreno: 6:59.99 seconds, Belgium
3. Mahé Drysdale: 7:00.00 seconds, New Zealand
4. Jaruwat Saensuk: 7:00.01 seconds, Thailand
5. Nils Jakob Hoff: 7:05.14 seconds, Norway
6. Jean Louis: 7:05.34 seconds, France
7. Angle Fournier Rodriguez: 7:01.84 seconds, Cuba.
8. Gordon Olivers: 7:02.364 seconds, Great Britain
9. Lee Ho-ching: 7:02.56 seconds, Vietnam
10. Brian Rossi: 7:05.13 seconds, Argentina
11. Damir Martin: 7:05.16 seconds, Croatia
12. Arturo Rivarola Trappe: 7:07.56 seconds, Paraguay
13. Luigi Teilemb: 7:03.92 seconds, Vanuatu
14. Renzo Leon Garcia: 7:04.12 seconds, Peru
15. Memo: 7:06.00 seconds, Indonesia
16. Marcos Ruplos: 7:08.14 seconds, Italy
17. Adbel Khalek Elbana: 7:08.94 seconds, Egypt
18. Rhys Grant: 7:21.45 seconds, Australia
19. Darttu Baban Bhokanal: 7:03.96 seconds, India
20. Mohammed Khafaji: 7:04.16 seconds, Iraq
21. Mohamed Taieb: 7:10.34 seconds, Tunisia
22. Stanislau Shcharbachenia: 7:11.49 seconds, Belarus.
23. Alhussein Ghambour: 7:22.67 seconds, Libya
24. Sid Housin: 7:35.96 seconds, Algeria
25. Juan Carlos Cabrera: 7:05.34 seconds, Mexico
26. Bendegúz Pétervári-Molnár: 7:10.56 seconds, Hungary
27. Dongyong Kim: 7:12.56 seconds, South Korea
28. Armandas Kelmelis: 7:15.34 seconds, Lithuania
29. Shakhboz Kholmurzaev: 7:23.68 seconds, Uzbekistan
30. Jakson Vicent Monasterio: 7:34.92 seconds, Venezuela
31. Ollie Franmouro: 7:35.97 seconds, Spain
32. Vladislav Yakovlev: 7:38.65 seconds, Kazakhstan

## Men's Water Polo Preliminaries: Group A

1. USA Vs France

USA: 7

France: 15

1. Brazil Vs Russia

Brazil: 15

Russia: 15

1. Australia Vs Germany

Australia: 13
Germany: 11
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1. USA Vs Brazil

USA: 19
Brazil: 5

1. France Vs Germany

France: 28
Germany: 12

1. Russia Vs Australia

Russia: 4
Australia: 13
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1. USA Vs Russia

USA: 10
Russia: 11

1. France Vs Australia

France: 19
Australia: 14

1. Germany Vs Brazil

Germany: 15
Russia: 13
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1. USA Vs Australia

USA: 6
Australia: 10

1. France Vs Russia

France: 29
Russia: 7

1. Brazil Vs Germany

Brazil: 13
Germany: 13
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1. USA Vs Germany

USA: 12 Germany: 14

1. France Vs Brazil

France: 17
Brazil: 13

1. Russia Vs Australia

Russia: 9 Australia: 9

## Woman's SIngle Table Tennis: Preliminaries

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## Tennis

### Round of 64

#### Section 1

**Leonard Smith** (Great Britain) V Dominic Thiem ( Austria), 6:4, 6:2, 6:0

Dudi Sela (Greece) V **Alexander Zverev** (Germany), 7:5, 5:7, 7:5, 5;7, 23:25

**Kei Nishikori** (Japan) V Fabrice Merdal (Spain), 7:5, 6:4, 6:2

No Los (China) Vs **Giles Müller** (Luxembourg), 6:2, 6:4, 5:7, 5:7, 9:11

Anderos Slivia (Portugal) Vs **Kevin Anderson** (South Africa), 2:6, 3:6, 1:6

 Novak Djokovic (Serbia) Vs **John Isner** (USA), 6:4, 4:6, 4:6, 4:6

**Thomaz Bellucci** (Brazil) Vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (France), 7:5, 7:5, 7:5

**David Goffin** (Belgium) Vs Yūichi Sugita (Japan), 6:4, 6:4, 6:4

#### Section 2

**Aljaž Bedene** (Great Britain) Vs Taro Daniel (Japan), 6:2, 6:1, 6:1

Stan Wawrinka (Switzerland) Vs **Donald Young** (USA), 7:5, 7:6 (19:17), 6:7 (6:8), 4:6, 9:11

**Mishca Zverev** (Germany) Vs Gaël Monfils (France), 6:3, 6:2, 7:5

Lan New (Japan) Vs **Bruno Soares** (Brazil), 6:3, 4:6, 4:6, 4:6.

Juan Martín del Potro (Argentina) Vs **Rafael Nadal** (Spain), 6:7 (31:33), 7:6 (19:17), 4:6, 7:5, 19:21

**Malek Jaziri** (Turkey) Vs Pablo Cuevas (Uruguay), 6:4, 6:4,.6:4

**Ivo Karlović** (Croatia) Vs Nikoloz Basilashvili (Georgia), 7:5, 6:4, 5:7, 0:6, 34:32

João Sousa (Portugal) Vs **Sam Groth** (Australia), 6:4, 4:6, 6:3, 7:5

## Archery

### Men's Team

#### 1/8 Elimination Round

China (1) Vs **Netherlands**, 54:52, 52:53, 54:54, 55:55, 51:56; 4:6

**Great Britain** (2) Vs Australia, 55:54, 58:58, 58:55; 5:1

**France** Vs Brazil, 53:53, 54:54, 51:51, 56:56, 54:51; 6:4

**Indonesia** Vs China (2), 56:55, 55:42, 40:51, 55:55; 5:2

#### Quarterfinals

Netherlands Vs **Great Britain** (1) 58:60, 58:60, 59:60; 6:0

Great Britain (2) Vs **South Korea**, 56:59, 57:57, 54:60; 5:1

France Vs **USA**, 59:56, 49:57, 56:56; 5:1

**Indonesia** Vs Italy, 58:58, 56:57, 57:57, 56:55, 56:55; 6:4

#### Semi-finals

**Great Britain** (1) Vs Indonesia, 60:57, 59:57, 60:55; 6:0

**South Korea** Vs USA, 59:54, 58:57, 60:55, 6:0

#### Finals

Gold and Silver:

**Great Britain** (1) Vs South Korea, 60:60, 60:59, 59:59, 60:58; 6:2

Bronze:

**USA** Vs Indonesia, 55:54, 56:57, 55:55, 55:50; 5:3

## Basketball

### Men's Group Stage

**USA** Vs France, **140**:80

Serbia Vs **Australia**, **78**:92

Spain Vs **Brazil**, 88:**104**

### Woman's Group Stage

**USA** Vs Turkey, **115**:98

**Japan** Vs France: **105**:100

 **Brazil** Vs Spain: **98**:57

## Boxing

### Men's light flyweight Best of 32

#### Section One

**Galal Yafai** (Great Britain) Vs Samuel Carmona (Spain), 2:1

Yuberjen Martínez (Colombian) Vs **Nico Hernández** (USA), 0:3

**Patrick Lourenço** (Brazil) Vs Hasanboy Dusmatov (Uzbekistan), 2:1

**Rufat Huseynov** (Azerbaijan) Vs Simplice Fotsala (Cameroon), 3:0

#### Section Two

**Mike Chang** (Japan) Vs Jack Frank United States, 2:1

Rubik Sergiev (ANA) Vs **Frederick Lanz** (Germany), 0:3

**Leandro Blanc** (Argentina) Vs Birzhan Zhakypov (Kazakhstan), 2:1

'**Lü Bin** (China) Vs Peter Mungai Warui (Kenya), 3:0

#### Section Three

Manuel Cappai (Italy) Vs **Vasily Yegorov** (ANA), 1:2

Carlos Quipo (Ecuador) Vs **Conrad Vladislav** (Poland), 1:2

Mathias Hamunyela (Nambia) Vs **Joselito Velázquez** (Mexico), 0:3

**Joahnys Argilagos** (Cuba) Vs Paddy Barnes (RIL), 3:0

#### Section Four

Rogen Ladon (Philippines) Vs **Gankhuyagiin Gan-Erdene** (Mongolia), 1:2

**So Lib** (Japan) Vs Jacques Lavire (France), 3:0

**Rubel Zetoslov** (Moldova) Vs Nicolas Frenzy (USA), 1:2

**Greg Storey** (New Zealand) Vs Wolfgang Herdt (Austria), 3:0

### Men's Lightweight Best of 32

#### Section One

**Lázaro Álvarez** (Cuba) Vs Daisuke Narimatsu (Japan), 3:0

Lindolfo Delgado (Mexico) Vs **Luis Angel Cabrera** (Venezuela), 1:2

Berik Abdrakhmanov (Kazakastan) Vs **Joseph Cordina** (Great Britain), 0:3

**Charly Suarez** (Philippines) Vs Anvar Yunusov (Tajikistan), 2:1

### Section Two

Shan Jun (China) Vs **Jack Connors** (USA), 0:3

**Robson Conceição** (Brazil) Vs Hakan Erşeker (Qatar), 2:1

**Carmine Tommasone** (Italy) Vs Fabrice Donice (Puerto Rico), 2:1

Graham Geap (Great Britain) Vs **Serviv Rubescov** (Russia), 0:3

### Men's Light Heavyweight

#### Section One

**Mehmet Nadir Ünal** (Turkey) Vs Hrvoje Sep (Croatia), 3:0

**Michel Borges** (Brazil) Vs Ho Ming (Japan), 2:1

**Ricky Hatton** (USA) Vs Conrad Davoje (Uzbekistan), 3:0