Tokyo Olympics Quick Hits 07.26.21

A Little Roundup

Lee Keifer is the first American fencer to win Olympic foil gold.

Anna Kiesenhofer isn't just a PhD mathematician, or an amateur cyclist...she's also now a surprise Olympic champion.

Uta and Hifumi Abe strike a rare pair of gold medals for the siblings on the same day in judo.

Legendary gymnast Oksana Chusovitina bows out after a remarkable eight Olympics at age 46.

Adam Peaty provides Team Great Britain its first gold of Tokyo 2020, plus its first two-straight Olympic swimming champion.

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Ones to Watch

Dorothee Schneider is in prime position for an equestrian dressage medal despite just returning from serious injury and a horse change.

With seven Olympic Games between them, Bec and Dan MCcConnell are hoping Tokyo 2020 is the charm for the the married couple's medal ambitions in mountain biking for Team Australia.

​Italian volleyball star Paola Egonu reflects on her Opening Ceremony honor.

A last-minute sub for the draw, Team Great Britain's Liam Broady is taking his tennis into the second round.

Uruguayan Nicole Frank isn't just swimming for herself and country, but also for her almost-Olympian grandmother as well.

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Aron Szilagyi with three straight...

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Mattia Busato gets into a calm Japanese spirit.

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Antoaneta Kostadinova has all the medalist feels.

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Luke McCormack scores a hit.

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Kayla Miracle takes in Japan.

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(+1) Nauris Miezis gets serious.

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