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beaten the world number one on Centre Court here, so we are

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positive. Stay positive as well, Andy Murray

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being sensible in victory because you heard Federer saying he got to

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emotional in his early victories and Michael Phelps says one of the

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key things to malty eventing is you have to conserve your emotional

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event in soap -- you have to conserve your energy. That he rates

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as his biggest win of his career. It gives Great Britain the 16th

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gold medal and they could be more in cycling tonight because Ed

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Clancy is in second place with the omnium with two events to go and

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that is live on BBC Three. That is where the cycling coverage will

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remain because on BBC One we will show you the final of the mixed

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doubles, Flora Robson and Andy Murray against Victoria Azarenka

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and Max Mirnyi. Cycling is live on BBC Three. In the gap between now

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and 5:15pm and the mixed doubles final, we get a chance to see the

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pommel horse final in gymnastics. Much wit -- Max Whitlock and Louis

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Smith, the bronze medallist in Beijing, both in this, so let's see

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Max Whitlock is ready to go in the pommel horse final. The door is

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length of the horse that sometimes the form goes. But this is very

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kept it tight. This is looking very is challenging for a medal. That

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was super stuff. What a performance from the young 19-year-old. That

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was first class. Has he done enough for bronze? What a super cool guy

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Max Whitlock is. He always handles the pressure and more. That time,

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he gave something a bit special. Well, we were worried about his

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travels because he broke form on the travels in qualification

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previously in this but he kept his legs tight. Look at this, swinging

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hard. This is super word and boy, oh boy, I don't know about a bronze

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but this is a real challenge for a medal because now, everyone has to

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hit. Well, that is going to pile guy, it is 15.60. The execution is

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and nine. He could not have done a better job. Look at that young man.

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What a fantastic platform he has beautiful lake separation, the

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style and a bit cute -- amplitude is magnificent. Lovely in the

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spindle. There was a criticism of him. He is keeping style very well

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indeed. He really is building. A small hesitation but he has risen

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to this challenge. That was a super routine from the double world

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champions. Well, he has laid down the gauntlet. He certainly has.

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Laid down the gauntlet, for the man who wandered in at the end of that

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routine wearing headphones and trying to keep as calm as possible.

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Kristian Thomas. He has got fabulous style and he used it. That

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is his big strings, his execution. Yes, on the single legwork he

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stands alone but here he has pulled something out. The Russian work, he

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kept style which is very difficult to do when you have long levers but,

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boy, he really can swing. A tiny hesitation at the top of the

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handstand but it will be very little deduction. Look for another

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score from him. Look at that. Good perform on the big stage. His first

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opportunity at an Olympic Games, without a team, as a specialist.

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Louis Smith will have to be at the top of his game here. Oh, my word,

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it is an enormous 16.066. 6.9 difficulty. Berki leads, Max

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Whitlock. Busnari in third. He said he would have the routine in the

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locker if he needed it. Now is the time. Just swing like there is

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nobody watching. First can stand, very nice, there is the second. --

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handstand. Doing very well. He has Into the trouble Russian. He is

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swinging in a very measured way. Keep the swing. Keep the focus, he

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is up, beautifully controlled, making sure of the hands down. That

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is brilliant. For my money, that is worth a gold medal. Lewis Smith

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delivered under pressure, all eyes were on him. Goodness me, he didn't

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let anybody down there. What a fantastic performance. Whatever the

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result, he gave it his best. Nobody can do more than that. The bat was

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terrific. It is very easy for us to sit here and call that a routine

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but that was immense, he kept his head. He really is a worthy of a

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mogul, we hope it is gold, if not silver. He style is really clean,

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boast feet are stretched, that was the criticism previously. Look at

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the fabulous difficulty. Look at the control on the dismount. That

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is the focus he has shown all the way through. We are looking at

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Ovett 16.066 to make Olympic history. -- more than 16.066.

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Pacing Gladiators, I think. It is a great moment, is it gold or is it

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silver? It is a tie. Because the execution school was slightly lower,

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Berki will take gold. He couldn't have got any closer. Berki did not

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crumble under the pressure. Smith gave it his best shot. What can you

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say? There is no protest to be made, you can a protest on an execution

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score. They know what it is like, what a job he has done to take the

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bronze medal. Great Britain, 2 and 3 and there is the Olympic pommel

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horse champion, Berki. That was an unbelievable final. Great Britain

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with a silver medal and a bronze medal. The way Berki one that gold

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under extreme pressure was a great salute to him for doing that.

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Double world champion, European champion, he is now the Olympic

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as 19-year-old Max Whitlock steps up onto the podium to receive his

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Olympic bronze medal. We did think, when Smith got bronze at Beijing,

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that was tremendous, and it has been emulated a again by a younger

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gymnast, fair play, that is terrific for British gymnastics.

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Max Whitlock from South Essex gymnastics club, not a million

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miles from Huntingdon where the silver medallist trains. Unassuming

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young man, but he is amongst the best in the world. Silver medal,

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representing Great Britain, Louis Smith. He gets the silver in great

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company. Fabulous performance, he gave it his very best, matched

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Berki's call but on the tie-break, he just missed out. Just down for

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execution. Absolutely fantastic. He is here with his coach from

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Huntingdon gymnastics club. He has done a tremendous job. Tremendous

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moments. Great Britain get a silver in the Olympic pommel horse final.

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Gold medallist and Olympic champion, representing Hungary, Krisztian

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Berki. He is now Olympic champion. What a career this man has had. He

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has been at the top of his game for so long. It is so fitting because

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it is the Hungarians that transformed this apparatus. That

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was 35 years ago. He has taken up that legacy. He is an Olympic

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champion. Berki now 27 years old, this is his first Olympics. He took

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that opportunity and nailed it, absolutely nailed it. Full of

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admiration. He came out here with the crowd, absolutely in full voice

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for the British voice. The pressure he must have been under to come out

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of his home crowd. The focus was just amazing. Please stand for the

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 131 seconds

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Berki takes gold, Smith for Great Britain, silver, Max Whitlock,

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bronze. To keep your head and your

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composure went Berki did so well. It was very tough being a British

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athlete at our home Games, it very nerve-racking, especially the build

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up over the last couple of years. Hard to come out to the final, but

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the crowd cheering, two excellent schools, it was a tough job.

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thought you would be keeping your eye on his routine but you had your

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head down and headphones on. wasn't too focused on what anybody

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else was doing, my routine is hard enough without worrying about what

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other people are doing. Just trying to stay focused, stage chilled,

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listen to my reggae music. music has caused some amusement.

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Max, you must have been keeping an eye on the gymnasts before you, a

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few mistakes opened the door for you to get a shot at a medal.

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Before the competition I just wanted to do a clean routine. It

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was basically whoever did the cleanest rete would get a medal.

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I'm really happy. -- routine. you think you would come to London

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20 toss and end up with two medals? I didn't think I would get one.

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it hard to be that sporting? He shook Berki's hand. We are great

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friends but great rivals. He will go down as one of the greatest

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pommel horse workers ever and the fact I came second to him is

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something to be proud of. It was so close, everybody is very proud,

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In case you're wondering about those flowers, there are four types

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of roses, theorist and lavender as well! It reflects an English

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country garden. Ben Ainslie today, what can you say about the man.

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Earlier this week his biggest rivals, Jonas Hogh-Christensen Of

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Denmark and the Dutch Sailer had got him a bit wound-up. He said

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they had made him angry. You don't want to make him angry. So when he

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came into the final race, this is 2012 or Ben Ainslie, the man who is

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on target for his 4th Olympic gold. That was critical. The distance

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just opened up for Ben Ainslie. We are run exactly the same position

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as we saw for the start race. It is critical that the Dutch Sailer

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doesn't get into second place, because that will turn it in his

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favour. It is very close at the moment. The significance is that

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the Dutchman could still win gold. Because it did get into second

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place he will be on 46. If he beats Great Britain, he will be on 48.

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But if the Dutchman gets on 48 points, it is all square with Ben

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are coming through fast. Critical for Ben Ainslie that his friend,

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dance later, from New Zealand, is critical. This is excellent but

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for Ben. Couldn't get closer for this. That parcel that the Dutchman

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had with the Kiwi boat, that has helped Ben a lot, and taken the

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pressure off. The Dutch guy is now 5th. He shouldn't have got involved,

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he should have tried it to steer clear, but he got involved in the

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Kiwi boat, that has held him up. Ben Ainslie is safe. We are so

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he going to be overall? But from a British perspective, let's see the

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other sailors. Second are New the Netherlands. And Ben Ainslie is

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heading towards the finish line. The crowds are back to cheer,

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because ben Ainslie wins his 4th Olympic gold! He is the greatest

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sailing Olympian in the history of the Games. The battle between Ben

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Ainslie and the great Dane is over, and for the first time, the moment

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that Ben Ainslie was in a gold medal position at the end of the

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race was right now. Listen to the cheers there! Ben Ainslie went back

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on the attack. Great Britain is cheering, Ben Ainslie punches the

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air. Well done, Ben Ainslie, you have had an extraordinary week. You

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have been up against them all, you have bought out of bed. -- you have

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bought your way out of it. Come on, he says. This is a moment where Ben

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Ainslie stands up, tomorrow morning, front page, I can see that, can't

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you? What a week, what a regatta, what a moment. You are the greatest

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I am pretty speeches. It has been a really tough week. Amazing

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competition, especially from a Jonas Hogh-Christensen from Denmark.

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But this was the time to do it, in front of the home crowd. I just

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want to thank all the people who have supported me over the years,

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my family and sponsors, all the people who have come here to wave

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us on, and all the supporters across the country. It has been an

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amazing experience. Listening to a crowd like that makes a difference,

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I can tell you. You had to do this at the hard way, six defeats on the

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bounce, even you must have thought, is this going to be my year? That's

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right. Those six races, I was in a bit of trouble, to be honest. I had

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to turn things around, and I did it when it counts, in the middle race.

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It has been the hardest couple of weeks in my life, I haven't slept

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much in the last couple of days. You just have to deal with that

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when you get racing, he disappears, you get on with the job. Dare we

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dream about the road to Rio? Or are you drawing a line under this

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amazing Olympic odyssey? If you are, you're about -- you're bowing out

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as the greatest. Never say never, but I don't think I can get it

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together again, it is killing my body, I would be very surprised if

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you see me in Rio, this is the best way to leave, on top. You will

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never get a better than that, at a home Olympics, just an amazing

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feeling. On behalf of everyone who you have been brought in this

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campaign and this 16 year it journey, you are the toast of the

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nation, and once again, you are the Olympic champion! Not just that,

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You all know now that he is the most decorated Sailer in Olympic

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history, four gold medals, his first goal came in 2000, then he

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switched to the Finn Class and he has one it three times. He began

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sailing as an eight-year-old. This one is interesting. He was spurred

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on to succeed because he was bullied at school in Truro because

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of an allergy to the Sun which used to bring him out in a rash. And all

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his boats are called Rita! He now has a four gold medals. This is

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where it puts him on the list of A fantastic achievement from Ben

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Ainslie. Also on the water, Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson were

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defending their title going into preparation comes down to these

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final four a minute. The colour is not yet decided. Sweden have the

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advantage at the front. The Kiwis are in second place at the moment.

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Great Britain, out on the left-hand side. For me, it looks good at the

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moment. It looks like they were able to lay the track for the

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finish, they are in a good position, they seem to be going fast, they

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have got Clear Air. Great Britain are up to 4th. But I am holding on,

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because it is not as straight line. A little gust in another part of

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the course, and things could change very quickly. This is far from over.

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What is he thinking? Have I one gold? Have I one silver? -- have a

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won silver? They are coming to the finish of this medal race. They are

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a target for victory, but they want to know if they are on target, but

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it looks like they will win this race, they will not know what medal

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yet. Sweden win the race, 32 points for Sweden. New Zealand finished

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-- 5th. We cannot call that here. We cannot call where Great Britain

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are. I think it has gone to the Swedish calm -- team. It is Sweden

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that are celebrating. The British team in the last hundred metres,

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gold medal hopes have faded away. Sweden one gold, Great Britain

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We are proud of our effort to be disappointed not to win. When a bit

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of time goes by we will be proud to be silver medalists. Just going to

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ask, some solace to be on that poaching, you have a medal? Just to

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compete in the Olympics in Great Britain is a huge honour, and we

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had a great time doing it. The training for it was fantastic, but

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obviously we are frustrated not winning. Getting her silver with

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your best friend, looking back on this year to come, we will be very

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proud, but very frustrated right now. Who lifts who now? The rest of

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the team, we have a lot of our friends and team-mates competing.

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We have to keep them competing every day. We are here now until

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the end of the final match race, our job is to help them. We have to

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be lifted, because they cannot see us miserable. They have to get out

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there and do their best for their medals.

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A silver medal, adding to the tally, Great Britain having a very, very

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good day. As far as things are concerned at Wimbledon, Andy Murray

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had a sensational victory earlier in the gold medal match over Roger

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Federer to win Britain's first gold medal since 1908. He served with

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two aces. He could himself in check, because he knew he had a very quick

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turnaround at because he has to come out and contest of the gold

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medal match in mixed doubles. We Andy Murray was asked to be wanted

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an hour to recover, he said no, he wanted to come straight back out

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here. He should be out of a few minutes. We were talking about that

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match, the serving of Andy Murray, how impressive it was. It was

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incredible, in the third set, he one a five love service games on

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his serve, he didn't drop a point. To be able to do that on the

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biggest stage is amazing. Coming out for the mixed doubles, he is

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going to be floating around this court. Before the Olympic tennis

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event, British tennis, Great Britain thought they had a medal

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opportunity, he has now got a gold. To come out and make it two bowled,

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that would be incredible. Let's keep it going! Or Circomedia to

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pick a doubles partner, the choice was Heather Watson or Laura Robson.

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He went for Laura, and I can understand that, she is good around

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the neck, she is left-handed. Heather would have done a great job

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as well, but the fact they have played a bit if mixed doubles

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before, they played in Australia, they had some good matches, it is

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not easy. He would have loved to have played in them both -- with

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them but, but he chose Laura, it seems like it has been a good

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decision. She is going to be scrutinised this afternoon, it is a

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time when you know, as the Fiat -- a female player, that the ball is

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going to be coming to you if the opponent has that option. She needs

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to find that rhythm early on. With the way things are going, I think

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they can win gold. I don't envy Laura at all, it is Azarenka and

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Max Mirnyi, his nickname is the Beast of Belarus, and he is a

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monster, he hit so hard! He was a good singles player, but he has

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specialised in doubles, he has been in the top 10 of doubles for a long

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time. But the attitude that Laura has had for the whole Olympic event

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is she has had nothing to lose. She wasn't in the singles, she then got

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into the doubles, and Andy Murray picked her to play mixed doubles.

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Now she has the opportunity to go and play in the gold medal match.

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She has to go out there and go for it. There is no point in trying to

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play cautiously or conservatively, that is not going to win them the

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match. The way Andy Murray has played, the way he has served, he

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has hardly been losing. On his return. They have got a great shot.

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My advice to her would-be, used the word, "Yours" a lot! It is up to

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the man to take possession of the court. Andy Murray is going to want

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the ball at every opportunity. It is important that Laura doesn't go

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into her shell and shy away from taking those opportunities come

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because she is a great ball striker. It is important, she is going to be

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nervous, but she needs to get half but were going early on. That is

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the first thing that goes. -- for at work. If she can get up to a

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good start, they say it is best-of- three, but it is really two except,

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if it is one to one, you play first Those teams won matches on tie-

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breaks yesterday, but to beat Lleyton Hewitt and Sam's dozer,

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they would have been expected to win it quite easily -- Samantha

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Stosur. Yes, but there is this confidence going around and with

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Andy having just beaten Roger, he will want to add to his medals, and

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for Laura, what an opportunity. She is at 18, and would be the third

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youngest medallist. If she wins gold she would be the second

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youngest gold medal-winner behind Jennifer Capriati are in 1992 in

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Barcelona, and on your home court, it does not get any better than

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that. If I have lead you astray. They told me they would come on at

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5:15pm but obviously not yet. Come and join us in a few minutes' time.

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I completely forgive you. She nearly got hit on the head earlier!

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They start throwing tennis balls in the audience. Our favourite moment

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so far was after Roger Federer, an Jon Macken road suddenly said,

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sorry, I have to go and do something for American TV -- John

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McEnroe. Moments like that! Back to the velodrome. Jason Kenny,

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selected ahead of Chris Hoy, has been going in the sprint, trying to

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defend a title that Chris Hoy a won in Beijing. This is what happened

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when he was beaten by Chris Hoy. It was a very tough position, but

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Jason Kenny got it. It was, but I am sure they breathed a sigh of

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relief when they saw his qualifying think it is exaggeration to say

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that he is in the form of his life. That is right. Jason Kenny is Amman

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that has already won a gold medal. -- A man. They replicated their

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podium position of four years ago. His opponent is a handy sprinter,

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although I feel he will be better to start to sprint. Jason Kenny

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does not want to do him any favours electric power! He nearly came down

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on a Awang. Will we hear more about it? I don't think so. Jason Kenny

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took the sprint. That was not impeding the progress of the

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opposition, if it was they would not have let it stand. That was

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great by Awang. He is not afraid. Very skilful. And look at the time!

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The changes of direction, all the time. Good acceleration. Jason

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Kenny it was never very confident. That is the point. He moved up,

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It is best of three and a cycling continues on BBC Three now. Jason

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Kenny, in the second of his three races. Ed Clancy is cycling for a

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medal in the omnium. That is all on BBC Three. On BBC One shortly, we

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will be going back to the tennis for the final of the mixed doubles,

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but tonight, the stadium will be Christine Ohuruogu defending her

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title in the women's 400m final at 9:10pm. A couple of medal

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ceremonies there as well, Mo Farah's and Greg Rutherford's. The

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gold medal ceremonies. Ben Ainslie will be awarded his gold medal in

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Weymouth as well and we will show that to you when we can. We will go

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now across to Wimbledon because the players are coming out now. Laura

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Robson teaming up with Andy Murray, who is trying to win his second

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gold medal in the space of an afternoon, which would be quite

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some achievement. I said it was the first gold medal for Great Britain

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in tennis since 1908. It wasn't quite. The first men's single medal.

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We one in the doubles in 1920. -- we won. We will head to boxing

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first. Natasha Jonas is one of This was the fourth and final of

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the two minute rounds we will see, finals of the women's lightweight

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division. The fourth and final punches up by the referee. --

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Underwood. This is a few restart to the round from Underwood -- furious

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start. Natasha Jonas needs to keep a discipline. She is dropping her

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hands, giving her opponent the to over 10 and she is giving yet

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her absolute all. -- overturn. a little uppercut to the solar

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plexus, as the referee saw. Jonas can work at high pace for all four

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rowers, really good endurance. -- trying to make the defence

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impossible to reach. Underwood launches what will be her final

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attack but at the end of the round, there is no doubt in the mind of

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Natasha Jonas that she has done enough to book a place in the

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quarter-finals. She led by four points going into that final round

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and Queen Underwood's body language betrays what she thinks is the

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What a classy boxer. She threw the combinations, she put the pressure

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on throughout that out. But on this occasion, Joan has kept her head --

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Natasha Jonas kept her head and showed the greater experience that

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verdict. Ladies and gentlemen, the winner, in the blue corner,

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representing Great Britain, Natasha Jonas! Natasha Jo Nesbo boxed

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absolutely brilliantly -- Natasha Jonas. Despite the pressure she

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faced in the fourth round, she controlled the ring. Sportingly

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holding open the roads for Underwood. She exudes the Olympic

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tournament. No disgrace in her display. But a win is well deserved

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because Natasha Jonas fault beautifully and will now contest

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the quarter-finals with the four time world champion and No. 1 seed,

:44:39.:44:49.
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Katie Taylor. She books a place in What a day it has been for British

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athletes. A gold medal for Ben Ainslie, Andy Murray, a silver

:44:58.:45:02.

medal for Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson, a silver medal for Louis

:45:02.:45:06.

Smith and a bronze medal for Max Whitlock, and as we head back to

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Wimbledon we are guaranteed at the very least a silver medal, because

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this is the gold medal match or Andy Murray and Laura Robson. They

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are up against Victoria Azarenka and Max Mirnyi of Belarus. It is

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the most gorgeous evening at Wimbledon. The crowds are beginning

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They have a very tough time today come up against the top seeds,

:45:50.:46:00.
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Victoria Azarenka and Max Mirnyi of But this format, with the best of

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two sets, and a match tie-break of the first to 10, has really suited

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the British pair. Laura Robson has played extremely well. Sometimes

:46:15.:46:18.

she has gone through a few little dips but whenever it has come down

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to the tie-breaker, she has come up with some huge shots. The Victoria

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Azarenka, the world singles number one. Only ranked 80 in doubles. She

:46:31.:46:37.

picked up the bronze medal in the singles. The first medal ever in

:46:37.:46:45.

Olympic tennis or Belarus -- 4 Belarus. That is if you discount

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the woman who played under the Commonwealth of Independent States

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in Barcelona, they had not quite sorted things out after the break-

:46:53.:47:01.

up of the Soviet Union! The gentle giant, Max Mirnyi. 35 now. He was

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born in Minx. He has looked for much of his life in Florida. The No.

:47:07.:47:13.

1 ranked doubles play in the world for men's doubles. Highly decorated.

:47:13.:47:19.

Four times he has won at Roland Garros, twice at the US Open.

:47:19.:47:24.

Significantly, he and Victoria one the US Open mixed doubles five

:47:24.:47:34.
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years ago -- won the US Open mixed doubles. Laura Robson, 18 years old.

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How would she handle this occasion? She was up in Murray's box for a

:47:40.:47:46.

lot of that singles final. I hope she has not let too many of her

:47:46.:47:50.

emotions go, that she is not too drained. I think she will be fine

:47:50.:48:00.
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Macros. She knows that the majority of the attack is going to come at

:48:01.:48:06.

Laura Robson -- I think she will be fine. If she starts thinking too

:48:07.:48:13.

much, there will be problems. Max Mirnyi, I would imagine he will try

:48:13.:48:17.

to intimidate rural Robson at the beginning because she is by far the

:48:17.:48:22.

most experienced player of the four, and they will probably try to

:48:22.:48:27.

target everything on to her at the beginning. She will need to go for

:48:27.:48:31.

it, keep on thumping it the ball away she has been. Easier said than

:48:31.:48:38.

done but that is what she needs to do. The familiar team are in

:48:38.:48:48.
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position. Kim Sears, what an Victoria Azarenka one the -- won

:48:55.:49:01.

the French Open at the start of this year. Is it possible that we

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saw the Union Jack raised again, we could see a grazed again later this

:49:07.:49:14.

afternoon. You might need to go back to the fridge and get some

:49:14.:49:20.

more champagne! Because certainly, the couple from Belarus of the

:49:20.:49:26.

favourites, but Laura Robson and Andy Murray have been the underdogs

:49:26.:49:32.

since the first round, then they beat Lleyton Hewitt and Sam Stosur,

:49:33.:49:42.
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then the Germans, Sabine Lisicki and Christopher cast. She looked a

:49:43.:49:48.

little bit more relaxed now. I know she has got another medal to watch

:49:48.:49:53.

her son play for, but he has already got the gold, so this is a

:49:53.:50:03.
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bonus, really. All the pressure on the Belorussians. Victoria is only

:50:03.:50:11.

23, she has already achieved a lot in her young Korea. It could

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possibly be a Olympic gold for them. Mirnyi, for his success, has never

:50:16.:50:26.
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one an Olympic medal. -- has never So the top seeds one the toss, and

:50:44.:50:54.
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The Centre Court hasn't quite filled up again after Andy Murray's

:51:11.:51:18.

singles final. They just needed a little breather, I'm sure a lot of

:51:18.:51:22.

them are waiting to come in, after three games when they are allowed

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 131 seconds

:51:32.:52:52.

to, I'm sure the Centre Court will Without wishing to interrupt, I

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fear I have to because we are coming on air now on BBC2. You are

:52:58.:53:05.

watching the gold medal match in the mixed doubles. Victoria

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Azarenka and Max Mirnyi of Belarus. Up against Andy Murray and Laura

:53:12.:53:16.

Robson. For those of you who wish to continue watching the tennis,

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