In women’s boxing, Yang and Khelif traded blows, with Khelif winning both rounds as Yang struggled to keep up. Lazizbek Mullojonov won gold in men’s boxing, while Imane Khelif and Yang Liu were set to face off for the gold in women’s boxing. In men’s football, Spain defeated France in an exciting final, while breaking news in the Olympics included the debut of breaking competition. Tunisia’s Firas Katoussi won gold in men’s taekwondo, while China’s Wu Yu and Uzbekistan’s Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev clinched gold in women’s and men’s boxing, respectively. Katarina Johnson-Thompson secured silver in the women’s heptathlon, and Viviana Marton won gold in women’s taekwondo. China dominated in table tennis, winning gold in the men’s team event, while the Netherlands retained their women’s hockey title. Australian beach volleyball players lost in the bronze medal match, and Team GB won medals in cycling events. Rai Benjamin of the USA won gold in the men’s 400m hurdles, with Karsten Warholm settling for silver and Brazil’s Alison dos Santos earning bronze.
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