Day 1:

Top 3

1. People's Republic of China - Gold 4, Silver 0, Bronze 2
2. Italy - Gold 2, Silver 2, Bronze 1
3. United States of America - Gold 1, Silver 2, Bronze 2

14. Belgium have 1 Bronze medal - SPORT - Judo (Women's -48kg)



More info here: Olympic Medal count

Way to go Belgium! Hopefully U.S.A will win more

America will win lots of them.
I was watching the opening and so much people again from USA...
Belgium has 118 or 119 people in the team.

china is dominating. but one time russia will

USA will win the most medals I think, China and Russia are doing well indeed.

Yes USA will be first. 4years ago they lost because China was Farmer

COLOMBIA






Rigoberto Urán


Oscar figueroa

Sorry Lena............

The U.S. women captured the gold medal with an overall score of 183.596. Russia scored a 178.530 to take the silver and Romania won the bronze with a score of 176.414.

The 2012 U.S. women's gymnastics team is composed of Jordyn Wieber, Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas, Kyla Ross and McKayla Maroney. According to the Olympic format, each team selects three gymnasts for each of the four apparatuses in the final -- balance beam, uneven bars, vault and floor.

The 16-year-old Douglas performed in each of the rotations while Wieber was called on for the floor, vault and uneven bars. Raisman worked the floor and the beam, with Ross performing on the beam and the uneven bars. Maroney was the only U.S. gymnast with just one event but no one on the team registered a score higher than her 16.233 on vault. That score was the highest of all competitors in the team final.

Russia was the primary challenger for the U.S. team in middle stages of the competition but completely fell apart during the floor routine, with two gymnasts falling during their routines. After Russia's mistakes, the U.S. team headed to the floor knowing three solid performances would likely win them the gold. Gabby Douglas, Jordyn Wieber and Aly Raisman delivered impressive floor routines to clinch the first team gold for the U.S. since the "Magnificent Seven" won in 1996.

After Douglas opened up the U.S. turn on the floor with a 15.066 score, Wieber proved that she was not going to let her disappointment in missing the individual all-around distract her in the team competition. Delivering a confident, powerful performance, Wieber seemed to be struggling just to contain her excitement near the end of her routine, knowing how close she was to a gold medal. Rounding out the U.S. trio on the mat, Raisman scored a team-high 15.300. With tears in her eyes, she left the mat knowing that the U.S. would be atop the medal stand.

Perhaps to the delight of Jalen Rose Chris Webber, Maroney told Will Graves of The Associated Press after the competition that the quintet would like to be called the "Fierce Five" rather than the "Fab Five" as some had taken to calling them.

Who cares united states of steroids!!

This is passion, this is Colombia!!

Judo Winner bronze medal, Yuri Alvear

Notice about Yuri Alvear

legend wrote:

Who cares united states of steroids!!

This is passion, this is Colombia!!

Judo Winner bronze medal, Yuri Alvear

Notice about Yuri Alvear

Yeah, way to go Bronze (sarcasm) You know a bronze Olympic medal is worth $5.00?! But good job Colombia...NOT!!!!!

there is a lot of bullshit with japenese people for example in JUDO or in gymnastics

Poland have got 2 golds 1 silver and 1 bronze but we will have probably 7-8 medals

Silver Medal For Belgium
We have 2 medals in total now.


Lionel Cox

the men's 50-meter rifle prone event

GeleStylO wrote:

Silver Medal For Belgium
We have 2 medals in total now.


Lionel Cox

the men's 50-meter rifle prone event

Very good! A gun shooting competition! Well done!

Yeah, good job him.
He's not even a pro, he just does this sport in his free time.
In real life he is an police inspector...

Here is a video of him at the podium, trying to steal the flowers


http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1390099

Here are some other funny moments during the Games i've found in the same site.
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1381314
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1384075
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1386271
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1390144
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1390199
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1390637
http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1390896

A third medal for my small country.
Bronze in Sailing by Evy Van Acker.

Gj girl




tonight I will be watching the 400 m sprint final.
2 belgians there but whats special about this is that they are twins

Jonathan and Kevin Borlée

Congraz

A new silver medal for Colombia in Triple Jump!!

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Medal Count through Sunday, August 5, 2012:

1. China: 30 G,17 S, 14 B - Total = 61
2. United States: 28 G, 14 S, 18 B - Total = 60
3. Great Britain: 16 G,11 S, 10 B - Total = 37
4. Russia: 4 G, 16 S, 15 B - Total = 35

And so on... Japan: 2 G, 12 S, 13 B - Total = 27
France: 8 G, 8 S, 9 B - Total = 25
Germany: 5 G, 10 S, 7 B - Total = 22
South Korea: 10 G, 4 S, 6 B - Total = 20
Australia: 1 G, 12 S, 7 B - Total = 20
Italy: 6 G, 5 S, 3 B - Total = 14
Canada: 1 G, 3 S, 6 B - Total = 10
Netherlands: 3 G, 1 S, 4 B - Total = 8
Hungary: 4 G, 1 S, 3 B - Total = 8
Denmark: 2 G, 4 S, 2 B - Total = 8
Romania: 2 G, 4 S, 2 B - Total = 8
Belarus: 2 G, 2 S, 3 B - Total = 7
Brazil: 1 G, 1 S, 5 B - Total = 6
Ukraine: 2 G, 5 B - Total = 7
New Zealand: 3 G, 4 B - Total = 7
Kazakhstan: 6 G - Total = 6
Cuba: 2 G, 2 S, 1 B - Total = 5
Czech Republic: 1 G, 3 S, 1 B - Total = 5
North Korea: 4 G, 1 B - Total = 5
Mexico: 3 S, 2 B - Total = 5
Kenya: 1 G, 2 S, 2 B - Total = 5
Poland: 2 G, 1 S, 1 B - Total = 4
South Africa: 3 G, 1 S - Total = 4
Sweden: 1 G, 3 S - Total = 4
Slovakia: 1 S, 3 B - Total = 4
Slovenia: 1 G, 1 S, 2 B - Total = 4
Jamaica: 2 G, 1 S, 1 B - Total = 4
Colombia: 3 S, 1 B - Total = 4
Spain: 2 S, 1 B - Total = 3
Azerbaijan: 1 S, 2 B - Total = 3
Ethiopia: 2 G, 1 B - Total = 3
India: 1 S, 2 B - Total = 3
Mongolia: 1 S, 1 B - Total = 2
Norway: 1 S, 1 B - Total = 2
Indonesia: 1 S, 1 B - Total = 2
Belgium: 1 S, 1 B - Total = 2
Croatia: 1 G, 1 S - Total = 2
Switzerland: 1 G, 1 S - Total = 2
Islamic Republic of Iran: 1 G, 1 B - Total = 2
Lithuania: 1 G, 1 B - Total = 2
Serbia: 1 S, 1 B - Total = 2
Moldova: 2 B - Total = 2
Greece: 2 B - Total = 2
Armenia L 1 S, 1 B - Total = 2
Georgia: 1 G - Total = 1
Tunisia: 1 B - Total = 1
Chinese Taipei (Taiwan): 1 S - Total = 1
Egypt: 1 S - Total = 1
Malaysia: 1 S - Total = 1
Thailand: 1 S - Total = 1
Qatar: 1 B - Total = 1
Venezuela: 1 G - Total = 1
Hong Kong: 1 B - Total = 1
Guatemala: 1 S - Total = 1
Singapore: 1 B - Total = 1
Uzbekistan: 1 B - Total = 1
Argentina: 1 B - Total = 1

Colombia, better than agentina!! Cheee, boludo!!

TicTac wrote:

Sorry Lena............

why sorry? i didnt read, its to much. and i donl realy like sport. kenny yes, but i dont care about this

LENOCHKA wrote:

TicTac wrote:

Sorry Lena............

why sorry?

LOL, because USA is beating Russia

pwned!!!

TicTac wrote:

LENOCHKA wrote:

TicTac wrote:

Sorry Lena............

why sorry?

LOL, because USA is beating Russia

Lena is from Latvia
and that country has 0 medals....

Belgian Olympic Cyclist
TOTALLY WASTED
at Olympics After Party

For being an Olympic athlete, Belgian cyclist Gijs van Hoecke sure needed help keeping his balance as he attempted to leave a London club on Tuesday night.

Looking obliterated, the 20-year-old was carried out of the Mahiki nightclub and literally dragged into a waiting taxi by his pals.

With his events over, Gijs is all about celebrating not winning any medals.

yeah lol him, he was not so happy with his end result of his race, so he went out for a drink...