1)Gagan Narang Wins Bronze in Men's 10m Air Rifle Event(Romania's Alin George Moldoveanu won the gold and Italy's Niccolo Campriani won the silver)on Monday July 30,2012
2)Vijay Kumar( Indian Army ) wins Silver Medal for India in the Men's 25 Metre Rapid Fire Event on Friday Aug 03,2012.
The Gold Medal went to Cuban Leuris Pupo while Chinese Feng Ding got the Bronze Medal
3)Saina Newhwal Wins Bronze Medal
India's Saina Nehwal won the bronze medal in badminton singles at the London Olympics 2012 after she was declared winner in the play-off match as her Chinese opponent Wang Xin retired hurt.
Wang Xin won the first game 21-18 despite the injury she suffered at the end of the first game. She came back in the second game to win a point but the injury haunted again before finally pulling out of the match.
Badminton Women's Single Results
4)India's Mary Kom lost to Nicola Adams(GBR) 6-11 in the Women's Flyweight (51kg) semi-final on Wednesday Aug 08,2012, settling for a bronze medal at the London Olympics
Nicola Adams, ranked No. 2 in the world for flyweight boxing and the the current European Champion and three-time World Championship silver medallist dominated Mary Kom(India) in the ring with a flurry of powerful combinations.
Earlier Bouts of Mary Kom in the 2012 London Olympics
1)The 1st Olympic round was held on Aug 05, 2012, where Mary Kom defeated Karolina Michalczuk(Poland) 19-14 (3rd women's boxing match ever to be fought at the Olympics)
2)On Aug 06,2012,Mary Kom defeated Maroua Rahali(Tunisia) 15-6
5)Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Korea DPR’s Jong Myong Ri in the 3rd Round of Repechage to claim Bronze Medal in the 60kg Wrestling Competition.
The Korean wrestler took the first period 1-0, but Yogeshwar Dutt took the second by the same score line before taking the final period 6-0 to win
Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Bulgaria's Anatolie llarionovitch Guidea in the qualification.
He then lost to Russia's Besik Kudukhov in the pre-quarterfinals, but his Olympic medal hopes were kept alive when he qualified for the repechage round after Kudukhov, the bronze medalist at the 2008 Beijing Games, won his quarter-final match 3-1 against Iran’s Masoud Esmaeilpoorjouybari and semi-final 3-0 against Myong Ri to qualify for the final.
In the first round of Repechage Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Puerto Rico's Franklin Gomez Matos, the world No. 2
and in the second he beat Esmaeilpoorjouybari(Iran)
NOTE - It was India's 3rd Wrestling Medal at the Olympics after Kashaba Jadhav's bronze in the 1952 Helsinki Games and Sushil Kumar won a Bronze Medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics Games
6) Sushil Kumar won India its 6th and final medal of the 2012 London Olympics after settling for silver in the final of the Men's 66kg Freestyle Wrestling event
Sushil Kumar has created history by becoming the first Indian to win two individual Olympic medals (has won Bronze Medal in 2008 Beijing Olympics)
Sushil Kumar who reached the final after defeating Akzhurek Tanatarov of Kazakhstan in the semi-finals, was beaten by Japan's Tatsuhiro Yonemitsu 3-1 in a short and swift final
Sushil Kumar defeated Tanatrov of Kazakhstan 3-1 in the semi-finals
Sushil Kumar defeated defending champion Ramazan Sahin of Turkey in the Round of 16 and defeated
Uzbekistan's Ikhtiyor Naruzov 3-1 in the quarter-final.
Amul wishes Gagan Narang on winning Olympic bronze medal
2)Vijay Kumar( Indian Army ) wins Silver Medal for India in the Men's 25 Metre Rapid Fire Event on Friday Aug 03,2012.
The Gold Medal went to Cuban Leuris Pupo while Chinese Feng Ding got the Bronze Medal
3)Saina Newhwal Wins Bronze Medal
India's Saina Nehwal won the bronze medal in badminton singles at the London Olympics 2012 after she was declared winner in the play-off match as her Chinese opponent Wang Xin retired hurt.
Wang Xin won the first game 21-18 despite the injury she suffered at the end of the first game. She came back in the second game to win a point but the injury haunted again before finally pulling out of the match.
Badminton Women's Single Results
4)India's Mary Kom lost to Nicola Adams(GBR) 6-11 in the Women's Flyweight (51kg) semi-final on Wednesday Aug 08,2012, settling for a bronze medal at the London Olympics
Nicola Adams, ranked No. 2 in the world for flyweight boxing and the the current European Champion and three-time World Championship silver medallist dominated Mary Kom(India) in the ring with a flurry of powerful combinations.
Earlier Bouts of Mary Kom in the 2012 London Olympics
1)The 1st Olympic round was held on Aug 05, 2012, where Mary Kom defeated Karolina Michalczuk(Poland) 19-14 (3rd women's boxing match ever to be fought at the Olympics)
2)On Aug 06,2012,Mary Kom defeated Maroua Rahali(Tunisia) 15-6
Amul hails Magnificent Mary's Olympic feat
5)Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Korea DPR’s Jong Myong Ri in the 3rd Round of Repechage to claim Bronze Medal in the 60kg Wrestling Competition.
The Korean wrestler took the first period 1-0, but Yogeshwar Dutt took the second by the same score line before taking the final period 6-0 to win
Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Bulgaria's Anatolie llarionovitch Guidea in the qualification.
He then lost to Russia's Besik Kudukhov in the pre-quarterfinals, but his Olympic medal hopes were kept alive when he qualified for the repechage round after Kudukhov, the bronze medalist at the 2008 Beijing Games, won his quarter-final match 3-1 against Iran’s Masoud Esmaeilpoorjouybari and semi-final 3-0 against Myong Ri to qualify for the final.
In the first round of Repechage Yogeshwar Dutt defeated Puerto Rico's Franklin Gomez Matos, the world No. 2
and in the second he beat Esmaeilpoorjouybari(Iran)
NOTE - It was India's 3rd Wrestling Medal at the Olympics after Kashaba Jadhav's bronze in the 1952 Helsinki Games and Sushil Kumar won a Bronze Medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics Games
6) Sushil Kumar won India its 6th and final medal of the 2012 London Olympics after settling for silver in the final of the Men's 66kg Freestyle Wrestling event
Sushil Kumar has created history by becoming the first Indian to win two individual Olympic medals (has won Bronze Medal in 2008 Beijing Olympics)
Sushil Kumar who reached the final after defeating Akzhurek Tanatarov of Kazakhstan in the semi-finals, was beaten by Japan's Tatsuhiro Yonemitsu 3-1 in a short and swift final
Sushil Kumar defeated Tanatrov of Kazakhstan 3-1 in the semi-finals
Sushil Kumar defeated defending champion Ramazan Sahin of Turkey in the Round of 16 and defeated
Uzbekistan's Ikhtiyor Naruzov 3-1 in the quarter-final.
Amul hails Sushil Kumar's Olympic feat
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