I decided to do the Back day by day in this review focusing
on the Irish athletes first then the British as they tend to get more medals.
IRELAND
Friday was a very good day for the Irish in badminton as Sam
Magee and Joshua Magee Ireland started off with a bang they won there medal
with Germans Raphael Beck and Andreas Heinz in silver position was Vladimir
Ivanov and Ivan Sozonov. Carsten Mogensen and Mathias Boe representing Denmark
won the gold
On Saturday Katie Taylor did what she does in winning gold
in the women’s Lightweight beating Estelle
Mossely from France the bronze medals
went to home favourite Yana Alekseevna from
Azerbaijan and Tasheena Bugar representing
Germany
Michael O'Reilly was
definitely Ireland's surprise package as
he managed to win a gold in the men’s middleweight he beat the man the crowd
wanted Xaybula Musalov from Azerbaijan the bronze medals went to Maxim Koptyakov from
Russia, and Zoltan Harcsa Hungary
On Sunday Chloe Magee and Sam Magee managed to get a bronze
medal for Ireland along with , Raphael
Beck and Kira Kattenbeck Germany in the mixed doubles ahead of them in
silver position was Gaetan Mittelheisser, Audrey Fontaine from France and Sara Thygesen, Niclas Nohr from Denmark
THIS IS HOW GREAT BRITAIN DID OVER THE WEEKEND
GB
Joe Joyce won the first big medal of the weekend on Friday
and it was gold in the men’s super-heavyweight GB he beat Gasan Gimbatov from Russia
who got silver and Tony Yoka France and Mahammadrasul Majidov Azerbaijan who both
managed to get bronze medals
In the pool Luke Greenbank representing GB is beginning to
show the form to be one to match out for as he won the 200 metre backstroke Mikita
Tsmyh from Belarus won silver and Roman Larin from Russia got bronze
Amelia Clynes from GB got a silver in the women’s 100 metre
butterfly behind Polina Egorova from Russia who won gold in
bronze position was Ilektra Varvara
Lebl Israel and Laura Stephens GB who tied for third
Team GB finished in second in the mixed 4X100 metre women’s
relay behind Russia who won gold and ahead of Germany who won bronze
On Saturday team GB won gold in the men’s team sabre fencing
ahead of Italy in second and Russia in third
In the swimming on Saturday
Charlie Attwood won bronze in the men’s 100 metre breaststroke representing team
GB in second position. Andrius Sidlauskas from Lithuania and in first Anton Chupkov
from Russia
In the men’s 200 metre freestyle Duncan Scott representing
GB won gold just ahead of fellow brit Cameron Kurle GB Elisei Stepanov from Russia
won bronze
In the women’s 4X200 metre relay team GB won bronze just
behind Netherlands who won silver and Russia who won gold
Team GB won silver in the men’s 4X100 metre relay just
behind Russia who won gold and ahead of Poland who won bronze
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