Event: Philippines team at Paris Olympics 2024 July 31
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- 3:04 pm – Eumir Marshall (boxing) – Round of 16
- 3:33 pm – Kayla Noel Sanchez (swimming) – Semifinals
- 6:04 pm – Hergi Bassadam (boxing) – Round of 16
- 9:30 pm – Carlo Paalam (boxing) – 16 rounds
- 11:30 pm – Carlos Yulo (gymnastics) – Men’s All-Around Final
Full Philippine team schedule Here,
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Paris Olympics: Carlos Yulo is the frontrunner to win a medal
Carlos Yulo of Team Philippines competes in the parallel bars event of the Artistic Gymnastics Men’s Qualification during the Paris Olympics 2024 at Bercy Arena in Paris on July 27, 2024. (Photo by Lionel BONAVENTURE/AFP)
Carlos Yulo has three opportunities to win a medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, and his first chance comes on Wednesday in the men’s artistic gymnastics all-around final at Bercy Arena, which could be a preview of podium action on vault and floor exercise this weekend.
However, there is little time left for the two-time world champion Filipino to find success in the all-around as he finished ninth in qualification, which is enough to secure a spot in the top 24.
But no one is denying this unexpected event. Full Story
Paris Olympics: Kayla Sanchez excited ahead of freestyle semi-final
Kayla Sanchez of the Philippines prepares for her heat in the women’s 100m freestyle event at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Nanterre, France, Tuesday, July 30, 2024. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
MANILA, Philippines — Team Philippines’ Kayla Sanchez said her performance in the women’s 100m freestyle heats at the Paris Olympics 2024 was the result of hard work in training.
Sánchez made it into the top 16, finishing 10th and qualifying for the semi-finals, setting a national record with a time of 53.67 seconds. Full Story
Paris Olympics: Kiyomi Watanabe has no regrets about early exit
Tang Jing of China and Kiyomi Watanabe (blue) of the Philippines compete in the Judo Women’s -63kg Round of 32 bout at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games at the Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris on July 30, 2024. (Photo: Jack Guez/AFP)
MANILA, Philippines — Team Philippines’ Kiyomi Watanabe said she has no regrets despite the early end to her campaign in women’s -63kg judo at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Watanabe was nowhere near China’s Tang Jing in the round of 32 match at the Champ-de-Mars Arena, where the Filipino-Japanese pair lasted just 51 seconds. Full Story
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