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China’s Wu wins record fifth diving gold
China’s Wu Minxia has splashed into the Olympic record books at Rio 2016, bypassing legends Greg Louganis of the USA and her “big sister”, compatriot Guo Jingjing, to become the first person to win five diving gold medals. -
Shi wins women’s 3m springboard to double Rio gold haul
China’s Shi Tingmao collected her second gold medal of Rio 2016 on 14 August, winning the women’s 3m springboard event to add to the synchronised title she won with Wu Minxia on day two of the Games. -
Rio 2016 - Day 2: Michael Phelps strikes again!
A look back at the second day of the Games in Rio, a year after that Sunday 7 August 2016 when Michael Phelps, who had come out of retirement to take part in his fifth Games, played a decisive role in the second leg of the 4x100m freestyle, helping the USA to beat France, unbeaten in the event since London 2012. Chinese diver Wu Minxia won her fourth consecutive title in the 3m synchronised diving; Korea’s female archers won their eighth title in eight editions; Majlinda Kelmendi gave Kosovo a flying start in the judo; and Simone Biles was already dazzling everyone! -
15 reasons why we love Buenos Aires 2018: No.4 – Athlete Role Models
As the countdown to the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) Buenos Aires 2018 continues, we are highlighting 20 reasons to get excited ahead of the 3rd Summer YOG. -
Chinese pair win women's 10 metre synchronised diving as Chen maintains 10-year golden streak
China's Chen Ruolin and Liu Huixia claimed gold medal in the women's synchronised 10 metre platform diving on 9 August in Rio, as duos from Malaysia and Canada took the silver and bronze. -
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Magnificent seven for Chinese divers
China’s athletes won gold in seven of the eight diving events at Rio 2016, the only exception being the men’s synchronised 3m springboard, where Great Britain’s Jack Laugher and Chris Mears took the honours. -
Springboard for success
London 2012 - China's Wu Minxia abd He Zi synchronise their way to diving gold in the 3m springboard competition at the Aquatics Centre.