Yeah, this was an invaluable thread to have during this often frustrating and always fascinating two week period. Many thanks to IB and to everyone else (Vyotsky immediately comes to mind) who contributed.
Just saw snippets of the Super Heavyweight Gold Medal Bout: congrats Anthony Joshua, faster and straighter shots down the pipe (as far as I could tell [nodding off!]) <Putting on my TMZ hat>: was more interested that they mentioned that Lennox, Vlodymr and Audley was there watching as well. =============================================== Edit: Oh shee! Just been reading thru the previous pages...seems Joshua victory is hotly disputed. That's what I get for watching 3rd round only and an increase in activity by Joshua. Fug you, Channel Nein! Multiple channels and you can't even release an extra one for multi-casting.
Olympic summary Zou Shiming (light flyweight) Robeisy Ramirez (flyweight) Luke Campbell (bantamweight) Vasyl Lomachenko (lightweight) Roniel Iglesias (light welterweight) Serik Sapiyev (welterweight) Ryota Murata (middleweight) Egor Mekhontsev (light heavyweight) Oleksandr Usyk (heavyweight) Anthony Joshua (super heavyweight) Serik Sapiyev 2012 welterweight champion 2012 val barker Zou Shiming 2004 light flyweight bronze medalist 2008 light flyweight champion 2012 light flyweight champion Vasyl Lomachenko 2008 featherweight champion 2012 lightweight champion Roniel Iglesias 2008 light welterweight bronze medalist 2012 light welterweight champion Roberto Cammarelle 2004 super heavyweight bronze medalist 2008 super heavyweight champion 2012 super heavyweight silver medalist Clemente Russo 2008 heavyweight silver medalist 2012 heavyweight silver medalist Paddy Barnes 2008 light flyweight bronze medalist 2012 light flyweight bronze medalist Cammarelle - 1st fighter to capture gold, silver, bronze Shiming - joins Oleg Saitov, Boris Lagutin w/ 2 golds, one bronze Lomachenko - joins Shiming as one of 16 w/ multiple gold & one of 13 w/ two golds