Speaker 1: Well, we just jumped straight into it.
Speaker 2: Eight end of day eight here in Paris.
Speaker 3: Another goal for Australia.
Speaker 4: We got to that shortly, but talk about all the
Speaker 4: action and things we've seen right throughut the day of
Speaker 4: James maguson World Champ two.
Speaker 3: Time to live in Maggie, hell A, you pal, you're
Speaker 3: going good.
Speaker 5: Another great day.
Speaker 6: Maddie looked little bit a bit of fatigue at the
Speaker 6: fall when night eight. Usually the meat would be over
Speaker 6: by now. For whatever reason, they've dragged it out in Paris.
Speaker 6: We've got one more day to go. But a very
Speaker 6: exciting day as well. We saw some finals of the athletics,
Speaker 6: some tough weather conditions for the athletes out there, and
Speaker 6: then that medal tally America.
Speaker 5: And Australia is getting closer and closer.
Speaker 3: We didn't get that metal ra after which would have
Speaker 3: made history. Might be tomorrow night. But Maggie, I'm going
Speaker 3: to say that last event that we saw.
Speaker 4: There, your critical critical love it before it took place,
Speaker 4: and it was I'm going to say after it was
Speaker 4: strange to watch.
Speaker 3: You want to explain it.
Speaker 6: The mixed medoley real a Mati. I would call it
Speaker 6: the egg and spoon race. Of the Olympic Games. It
Speaker 6: is fastical. You've got men swimming against women. I mean,
Speaker 6: we've seen it in the boxing and nobody likes it.
Speaker 6: There we comes to the pool, we've got men swimming
Speaker 6: against women. Kaylee McEwen won the gold medal in thee
Speaker 6: hundred meters backstroke. She goes up against Ryan Murphy, who
Speaker 6: got bronze in the men's one hundred backstroke. There's about
Speaker 6: a fifteen meter difference on their own. They're both amazing products.
Speaker 6: Put them together. I don't know why we want to
Speaker 6: compare male athletes and female athletes, and then the race
Speaker 6: itself just ends up this absolute jungle of one person's
Speaker 6: ten meters ahead and the other team switches. You've got
Speaker 6: male breastrokers best female breastrokers, males freestyles versus. It's just
Speaker 6: a shambles of an event. I can't understand why it's
Speaker 6: at the Olympic Games, and I can't understand giving out
Speaker 6: Olympic medals to that event, Like you're telling me at
Speaker 6: the end of the day that that's worth the same
Speaker 6: as like an individual gold for an Arione TIPMSS in
Speaker 6: the four hundred freestyle.
Speaker 5: It's not comparable.
Speaker 4: Honest, put it another swim that Kaylee McEwan doesn't need.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about that, right, So Kaylee looking
Speaker 3: at her like the.
Speaker 4: Last couple of nights she swims a little bit of
Speaker 4: irest back out there. The amount of volume she has
Speaker 4: to go through a different strokes, different distances, A question
Speaker 4: for it her.
Speaker 3: Training, like her preparation.
Speaker 4: How long does she spend in the pool compared to
Speaker 4: someone who's got say one hundred freestyle, that's all I have, yep.
Speaker 6: So say a hundred freestyle, let's go. Kyle Charmers would
Speaker 6: do probably seven swimming sessions a week, up to forty
Speaker 6: to fifty kilometers a week. A Kaylee McEwan, in preparing
Speaker 6: for this Olympic Games and the volume that she's doing,
Speaker 6: would be doing nine sessions a week up to eighty
Speaker 6: kilometers a week in the pool. It's chalk and cheese
Speaker 6: and what I think it does At times, I just
Speaker 6: wonder how good could Kaylee be at that one hundred
Speaker 6: backstroke if she specialized in time. This is the first
Speaker 6: time she's made the final of a two hundred. I
Speaker 6: am at a big meat GS. She looked tired out
Speaker 6: there in lane one. She has been quick enough to
Speaker 6: probably win that event. But what a week from Kaylee.
Speaker 6: I mean, she's a tough race where she gets in
Speaker 6: a dog fight, she fights to the final, the final stroke,
Speaker 6: but Jesus a big week and she's up again tomorrow
Speaker 6: night in the medley relay.
Speaker 4: I'm curious about this, Maggie. So the men and the
Speaker 4: women do they train similar? What are the differences in preparation,
Speaker 4: Like do the women do a lot of work in
Speaker 4: the weights room and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: It's pretty much, it's pretty much even on both. Surprisingly,
Speaker 6: I'm sure you've seen the physiques at the pool. The women,
Speaker 6: the female swimens have amazing physiques. They're very strong, body
Speaker 6: to weight ratio, low body fat percentage, and that's progressed
Speaker 6: a lot in probably the last decade. The female athletes
Speaker 6: now it's for me, just superior. They're amazing athletes. But
Speaker 6: of course the men naturally are going to carry a
Speaker 6: bit more bulk, similar workloads in terms.
Speaker 5: Of kilometers in the pool.
Speaker 6: But yeah, you have to take your hat off to
Speaker 6: people like Kaylee, Arianne Molly.
Speaker 5: We've seen them all five, six, seven times this week already.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's funny talking about that, Like your styles training
Speaker 4: the Dutch the two thousand Olympics, the Dutch swim team
Speaker 4: trained in Newcastle while and they are using some of
Speaker 4: the same facility as we did. I'm trying to think
Speaker 4: she was a legend inger Bruin's in. She's in there, mate,
Speaker 4: She's doing squats and rope climbs. She u's a machine
Speaker 4: where Peter fana Hoogen, Yeah, he very rarely went in
Speaker 4: the gym.
Speaker 3: He was just a technician in the pool.
Speaker 6: Probably a different approaches. She was a power athlete. Funny
Speaker 6: little story about Peter van hugen Man. So when they
Speaker 6: brought out the supersuits, Peter couldn't wear the supersuit because
Speaker 6: he had a concave chest and did fill up with water.
Speaker 6: So when you saw Peter going head to head with
Speaker 6: Michael Phelps and I thought they're in the big suits.
Speaker 5: And Peter's just got the legs on.
Speaker 6: He had what every every pirate wants, the very chest.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Peter, another you want to ask you about it, right,
Speaker 4: and being a layman just sitting in the standing, what's
Speaker 4: going on. So what we've seen with Kaylin McEwen is
Speaker 4: she'll she'll have a race, win a gold goes off.
Speaker 3: She might't be it emitslate, she's back out there again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I want to ask you this.
Speaker 4: Right, Let's say, for instance, I was swimming in an
Speaker 4: event first up, and I had to swim after.
Speaker 3: In the first event, I was a rough chance of
Speaker 3: a bronze medal.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: In the second swim, which is an hour after, I'm
Speaker 4: a very good chance of gold.
Speaker 3: You're my coach, what do we do.
Speaker 6: We'd be specializing, we'd be picking which one is your
Speaker 6: main event, and we'd be scrapping the other if they
Speaker 6: fell on the same night.
Speaker 5: And historically that is what Kaylie's done in the past.
Speaker 6: She has specialized in that backstroke and therefore flicked off
Speaker 6: that two hundred. I am, but this meants she's gone
Speaker 6: for the treble. Didn't quite get it. But what it does,
Speaker 6: it gives you a little bit of extra appreciation for
Speaker 6: a guy like Leo marsha and who's got up done
Speaker 6: two two hundreds in the same night, one gold in both,
Speaker 6: crowded feet of a pitch in both and managed to
Speaker 6: say level emotionally and get through that without a hitch.
Speaker 3: If the coach asked you to pull out of one,
Speaker 3: would you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: We always specialize the coaches when I was assuming, we're
Speaker 6: obsessed with getting me to do the two hundred free
Speaker 6: sole and therefore the four by two hundred relay. So
Speaker 6: if you can do the hundred, why would you want
Speaker 6: me to do an extra two laps and do an
Speaker 6: extra twenty kilometers a week.
Speaker 5: I'm specializing, baby.
Speaker 3: Do you think?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right? I like that. Do you think that? Do you
Speaker 3: think there's something else swimmers are spreading themselves with too, think?
Speaker 5: Well, not on this team.
Speaker 6: I think particularly these girls at the moment are as
Speaker 6: talented as swim as we've ever seen that they're up
Speaker 6: to the workload. For Kaylee, this is the first Olympics
Speaker 6: she's done it, so maybe she needs to do it
Speaker 6: in a few more World Champs or comm Games before
Speaker 6: she gets a proper chance at triple Golden Olympic Games.
Speaker 6: But I've been so impressed by it, by her by
Speaker 6: Arianne again tonight. So she's done two four hundreds, four
Speaker 6: two hundreds, and now two eight hundreds.
Speaker 5: That's Ariane. That's kilometers of race I got.
Speaker 4: I am blown away by the amount of volume, because
Speaker 4: I mean, in my sport, I don't want your rebel
Speaker 4: league sent you.
Speaker 3: But like sports, you know, rebul league and ah and whatnot.
Speaker 4: It is like playing a first half of football your naw,
Speaker 4: could you go in your sheds and you come back
Speaker 4: at the second half and you're playing against a completely.
Speaker 3: New fresh team. Yeah, it's remarkable.
Speaker 6: They're so mentally tough for these girls as well, which
Speaker 6: is why I think sometimes they're underappreciated. We'll look back
Speaker 6: in twenty years time, I'll be telling my grandkids I
Speaker 6: was there to witness Kaylee McEwen, Arion Tipmas and Molly O'Callahan.
Speaker 5: And I don't think we quite.
Speaker 6: Appreciate that at the moment, because I know in two
Speaker 6: thousand all we spoke about was Thor Packett, Susie O'Neil.
Speaker 6: We are now in the era of O'Callahan, McEwen and
Speaker 6: Tiitmas and it'll be remembered throughout history.
Speaker 5: But we really need to appreciate it right here and.
Speaker 4: Now tomorrow night which concludes. Firstly, I'll ask you do
Speaker 4: we get that goal? Do you think the breaks the
Speaker 4: breaks all the record?
Speaker 5: Okay, so Australia on seven, gold us on six.
Speaker 6: This is a proper fight now for who is the
Speaker 6: most superior aswimming nation in the world.
Speaker 5: There's four events tomorrow night fifty three.
Speaker 6: Neither are Australia or the US realistically win a gold
Speaker 6: there fifteen hundred three same deal. So it comes down
Speaker 6: to those last two four by one hundred IM relays.
Speaker 6: If America wins one or both, they top us on
Speaker 6: the medal tally. If we win one or both, we
Speaker 6: top America. So buckle up for that.
Speaker 7: Now tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: It's a bit of notice tomorrow and I'm going to
Speaker 4: ask you a question at the conclusion of this who's
Speaker 4: your top five Australian swimmers from year to including the
Speaker 4: two thousand of week?
Speaker 3: So from two thousand forwards?
Speaker 4: Who were our top five greatest swimmers from five to one?
Speaker 3: You might make a couple of enemies.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's all good.
Speaker 3: That's called a hookan too.
Speaker 4: Right now talking about athletes, news calls Brent Reid ready, hey, yep,
Speaker 4: now you have been the kiss of death.
Speaker 3: No Australians did a hamstring out there today?
Speaker 7: Well it wasn't a great day. We went all right,
Speaker 7: made undred?
Speaker 3: Can we send Dave Ricky.
Speaker 7: Winding gold medals on the bikes? We should start one
Speaker 7: hundred day made because it's one of the Blue Ribbon
Speaker 7: events of the Olympic Games. Right the women's hundred medals
Speaker 7: Julian Alfred won. It was a bit bit of a
Speaker 7: ball over because a lot of people called Hikari Ridge,
Speaker 7: don't we should start with the controversy because there's a
Speaker 7: lot of controversy out there to day with Shelley and
Speaker 7: Fraser Price. She didn't shop for a semi final and
Speaker 7: she was ju to run against Shikari and Brie Masters.
Speaker 7: Josie Girl didn't turn up in the blocks. No one
Speaker 7: knew why, and there's a lot of mystery around this
Speaker 7: that subsequently come out on social media. There's a video
Speaker 7: of her arriving arriving at the Walmart track today in
Speaker 7: a private car. She got refused entry, had an argument
Speaker 7: argument with security over why she couldn't get into the
Speaker 7: into the warm up track, and subsequently now she's pulled
Speaker 7: out of the semifinals earlier today. So we'll get to
Speaker 7: the bottom of eventually. Two time Olympic Chamber Maddie silver
Speaker 7: medalist in Tokyo, one of the great spinners of the
Speaker 7: world in the history of the world, of all time basically,
Speaker 7: and didn't turn up for the semi final.
Speaker 3: That's incredible. I mean, I'll been knocked knocked back entry
Speaker 3: a few night did you keep going back? I still
Speaker 3: turned up on Grand Finals.
Speaker 7: That's that's bizarre, and it's a huge story because no
Speaker 7: one knows the truth at the moment where I was
Speaker 7: down in the mix signe afterwards trying to get athletes.
Speaker 7: You can see journals looking at their phones and ringing
Speaker 7: people and trying to get to the bottom of what happened.
Speaker 7: And it sounds like Maggie is the one is closest
Speaker 7: to the mark. But there was a bit of talking
Speaker 7: about a Hammi problem. But you know, obviously there's videos
Speaker 7: appeared on social media of her, as I said, arguing
Speaker 7: with security at the warm up track, and there's a
Speaker 7: bit of talk that maybe that prompted her to go, well,
Speaker 7: it's not good enough, I'm not going to run, which
Speaker 7: I would find amazing four years preparation.
Speaker 5: So it's a rainy World Champion and event right as well.
Speaker 6: This is all Francis had some pr nightmares this Olympics,
Speaker 6: but this one is right up there. She is one
Speaker 6: of the golden girls of the track. She's had a baby,
Speaker 6: gone away, come back as a mother and was a
Speaker 6: red hot shot at winning this race, particularly when you
Speaker 6: see the time they won in tonight and now she's
Speaker 6: been refused to entry.
Speaker 5: This is not going to go down well, it's been
Speaker 5: some big.
Speaker 3: Ones over lived for Christie did the full start and
Speaker 3: then just laid on the track.
Speaker 7: Today in the English sky up an English guy who
Speaker 7: ran in the very first heat of the day. It
Speaker 7: was Josh has a party of the strains. He got
Speaker 7: think for memory. He had a false start, basically wouldn't
Speaker 7: leave the track, was arguing with the officials that stood there,
Speaker 7: wouldn't go there. He came in the press comments afterwards
Speaker 7: he did the meat at Mixon and he said, look,
Speaker 7: I don't think I broke it's not fair and basically
Speaker 7: what you can do then is protest and if you're successful,
Speaker 7: he runs on his own, one hundred of his own
Speaker 7: to try and get So that was That's how the
Speaker 7: day started with that, and it's just you know, it's
Speaker 7: sort of speared out of control of that. But Julian
Speaker 7: Elfred great story about its sin Lusha. Yeah, population one
Speaker 7: hundred and eighty thousand, tiny island in the Caribbean.
Speaker 3: And give some bragging rights over Draanka.
Speaker 7: And it's produced the one hundred meter champion of the
Speaker 7: world and she carry Richson got up stage because when
Speaker 7: everyone thought this was her Olympics, you know, shall start
Speaker 7: in the sprinter series.
Speaker 5: It wasn't that close to him, was it.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 7: And it's funny because they ran against each other in
Speaker 7: the semi final earlier, and Alfred won that pretty easily too,
Speaker 7: and then she's come out and won the final pretty easily.
Speaker 5: We saw the images of the track when they're running.
Speaker 5: It's pouring rain right before it and the track is wet.
Speaker 6: Would that affect the times at all because they're entitled
Speaker 6: and they're wearing spikes and new drummers.
Speaker 7: You're asking the wrong blakeman that's on the car two
Speaker 7: days We'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: Noel Lyles, Yeah, he sues the boil over today. Think
Speaker 3: about sprinting. You don't know.
Speaker 4: We're talking about the semis year one hundred. You don't
Speaker 4: know how much they hold back. But I must say
Speaker 4: he didn't trot over the line like you're saying Bolt
Speaker 4: used to.
Speaker 3: He came third. I think you're in ten for the
Speaker 3: young English guy.
Speaker 7: Great now that is the yes, it is.
Speaker 3: He ran nine point nine to eight, so there's some
Speaker 3: pressure on knowing he's.
Speaker 7: A great story mate. I mean, this is a kid
Speaker 7: who was going to be a professional golfer. He got
Speaker 7: scouted by Manchester City, the Premier League club, but he
Speaker 7: wanted to be a sprinter. So he wrote an email
Speaker 7: to Carl Lewis, the legend legendary Carl Lewis. He said,
Speaker 7: what can I do to help my sprinting? And he's
Speaker 7: Carl Lewis is now taking him on. Carlowis is now
Speaker 7: his coach and during during the he has been coached
Speaker 7: by Carl Lewis, he has improved exponentially and he was
Speaker 7: magnificent today. I mean he left him, left Noah Lyles
Speaker 7: in his wake. So he's one to look out for
Speaker 7: in the Semis tomorrow. And I had a ton of confidence,
Speaker 7: they was saying going into it.
Speaker 3: He was saying, I'm going to win the gold. I'll
Speaker 3: beat this play.
Speaker 7: He's just he's just getting better and better and better.
Speaker 7: And when you're Carl Lewis in your corner, I mean
Speaker 7: he knows how to win gold medals, right.
Speaker 5: So what about Marcel who won the last Olympics from Italy.
Speaker 6: Everyone said it was a fluke. He hasn't won anything
Speaker 6: since he hasn't gotten closer to that time.
Speaker 7: Faded badly and he yeah, well the game he was
Speaker 7: on the Sprinter series, wasn't he the Sprinter Series? And
Speaker 7: he's had some injuries and some things sort of holding
Speaker 7: him back. But it's history repeat, it's a massive test
Speaker 7: for Lyles. He just turned it up as the goat.
Speaker 7: He's walked in the camp down the champs here, all
Speaker 7: that sort of stuff. He's come third.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 3: We don't know how much you know, and you've said before,
Speaker 3: really he.
Speaker 4: Traveled through three three therapists, three therapists, So you know
Speaker 4: that says that you're a blot that can be pretty
Speaker 4: easy rattled.
Speaker 7: It's funny matter because when she Carrie riches someone her
Speaker 7: heat yesterday, she just walked straight through the mix and
Speaker 7: didn't talk to anyone. Noah Laws ran in his heat
Speaker 7: today and he stopped. Did two media interviews, and again
Speaker 7: he talked about that issue. He said he's basically getting
Speaker 7: around in glasses and a cap based to try and
Speaker 7: hide away from people hiding the back. I'm picturing one
Speaker 7: of those groucho marks with a mustache.
Speaker 3: Well, well it's the thing. Ruden.
Speaker 4: Today he didn't interview and he's gone from being this
Speaker 4: extravert suddenly saying I'm getting noticed all the time.
Speaker 3: It's freaking me out.
Speaker 5: Which one is it?
Speaker 3: You sort of get sense of by the company part.
Speaker 3: It seems a little bit.
Speaker 7: Well, he didn't run great today, but as you said,
Speaker 7: it's only the heat and they hold things back in
Speaker 7: the heat, and you know he's going to be there.
Speaker 7: I reckon in the final and give it a real shake.
Speaker 4: Now, Ossie Ollihaw's terrific, real fifteen hundred meters.
Speaker 7: You didn't make it, Yeah, come off games champ.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So he was in the report charge we spoke about
Speaker 7: last night, which is ridiculous, right, got a second got
Speaker 7: a second chance. And again there was three of them,
Speaker 7: Adam Spencer and Suey McSwain. They're all in the report
Speaker 7: charge and they missed out on the semis and he
Speaker 7: spoke about it afterwards, Olly Hawd. What he spoke about
Speaker 7: was the criticism and flak he copped on social media
Speaker 7: after ran so poorly in his heat, and he said
Speaker 7: he's just been hammered on social media as a result
Speaker 7: of that. And again, you know these guys they're all
Speaker 7: on social media and a pre masters. That's how she
Speaker 7: makes the money's that's her job, her social media profile
Speaker 7: and using social media. But Leves does leave you open
Speaker 7: to become a target Nollie who didn't run great and
Speaker 7: got hammer.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing people of our generation really we go.
Speaker 3: I'll just get off it. But it's part of the week.
Speaker 6: If you're racing, you log out of your social media,
Speaker 6: give you manage of the logins. They post the content
Speaker 6: and read in reply to any of the comments. To
Speaker 6: be on social media, reading comments from other people, getting
Speaker 6: rattled the day of your race. That's something that a
Speaker 6: really young inexperience. After we're doing I'm super surprised at.
Speaker 3: That you're here, they're going to realize they're listening to.
Speaker 4: You know, they're basically listened to forty year old men
Speaker 4: who are living in a basement at their parents' house.
Speaker 3: They're in the So that's true.
Speaker 7: They were really affecting in Mattie. You know, he went
Speaker 7: out today. He ran hard, but obviously couldn't get the
Speaker 7: job done done the Its a real disappointment for him
Speaker 7: because there were high hopes around Eli Whore at these games.
Speaker 3: I pumped Tory Lewis and the two hundred. The girl
Speaker 3: from Newcastle. I pumped fellow Nova Castri.
Speaker 7: Good omens to mat because you got drawn in laye
Speaker 7: nine in the very first heat of the day when
Speaker 7: she beat co Ridges in the London So I don't
Speaker 7: know they was trying to dining league early this year.
Speaker 7: She ran and lay nine. So there's good omens there, Mattic,
Speaker 7: so I hopefully she didn't get the job done again.
Speaker 5: He was going to say good omens. He's not going
Speaker 5: to the track tomorrow.
Speaker 7: I'll be there.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now, boys, when I say ninety two million, who do
Speaker 4: you immediately think of.
Speaker 7: Only one man? Only one Badella.
Speaker 3: Let's talk boxing with Pete.
Speaker 7: It's probably up the ninety three by now.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Boxing has been one of the biggest talking points of
Speaker 4: the Olympics, joined by News Corps Peter Bedell, mister ninety
Speaker 4: two million, Apeter, you're at the fight today. The Algerian
Speaker 4: fighters step back into the ring.
Speaker 3: What took place?
Speaker 8: Another amazing day, boys, I mean it was. It's been
Speaker 8: the biggest story of the Olympics so far. And to
Speaker 8: see to be there on day one of the boxing
Speaker 8: there was probably about twenty or thirty journo's there. There
Speaker 8: was clear so you see the side of me for
Speaker 8: the first two or three days. In the last two
Speaker 8: days it's just grown exponentially and today every bit of
Speaker 8: the press tribune was taken.
Speaker 1: There were journalists sitting on the floor.
Speaker 8: Security with throwing and threatening to throw them out if
Speaker 8: they didn't get off the floor.
Speaker 1: There was not an empty seat and it was interesting. Boys.
Speaker 8: I took some photos of this media scrum because I've
Speaker 8: never seen anything like it in my life, but that
Speaker 8: there it is. There three hundred journos in the mix
Speaker 8: zone where the athletes come to explain their performances, and
Speaker 8: Magaz has been there himself. Just it was pandemonium and
Speaker 8: you had journos basically going up to the speaker to
Speaker 8: try and get the audio.
Speaker 3: It was quite.
Speaker 1: Never seen anything.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: What was the reaction of the crowd when the Algerian
Speaker 4: fighter When you're doing.
Speaker 8: So the irony is Khalif is getting a ground swell
Speaker 8: of support. I thought there'd be boos for Khalif when
Speaker 8: she came out to the ring. I think that the
Speaker 8: tide is turning. There are people that feel sorry for her.
Speaker 8: And as she was walking through the ring, they were
Speaker 8: all cheese and then her Hungarian opponent, Harmauri came out
Speaker 8: and there were boots for her Maury, so amazing stuff.
Speaker 8: But after about when she won comprehensively khalifh she then
Speaker 8: punched the canvas and screened out her name and then
Speaker 8: burst out the tear is. It was this remarkable paradox
Speaker 8: of emotions. Where she went from was almost the siege
Speaker 8: mentality to say stuff, you all one.
Speaker 4: Things like this peak. It's very easy to lose the
Speaker 4: human side, you know what I mean? Yeah, I always
Speaker 4: bring it back to and it's very calm one. But
Speaker 4: if that was your child, yes, it's as I said, there's.
Speaker 3: Been no winners in this mess.
Speaker 4: The Italian fighter, I thought, showed who Khaliff showed a
Speaker 4: lot of classes. She apologized for not shaking Leiff's hand
Speaker 4: after their bout, and it.
Speaker 1: Was fascinating, Maddy.
Speaker 8: The twist to that was the IBA, the International Boxing Association,
Speaker 8: giving her a fifty thousand dollars US payment, a bonus
Speaker 8: payment which they only had reserved for the gold medalist
Speaker 8: in this tournament. If you want gold in this tournament,
Speaker 8: you were to get fifty thousand US dollars. They gave
Speaker 8: that to Karini for losing in the round of sixteen.
Speaker 8: Now to me, that smacks of a political up yours
Speaker 8: to the IOC, and then the IBA is disgusted at
Speaker 8: the fact that they're being kicked off from the governance
Speaker 8: this it's been handed over the IOC for to supposedly
Speaker 8: clean up the sport. They've now created a bigger inferno
Speaker 8: than we've ever seen. So I think this is the
Speaker 8: IBA's way of saying stuff, you you think we can
Speaker 8: do a good job.
Speaker 5: Or what have you created?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Full we got? Where does Calif fight again?
Speaker 8: So she fights on the sixth of August, another three days,
Speaker 8: so she has a few days off now, but she's
Speaker 8: she's got a guaranteed bronze medal, which I think is
Speaker 8: a pr disaster for the IOC. They should be ashamed
Speaker 8: of the way they've handled this. I think Thomas Barker,
Speaker 8: president should resign. I think this has been shamefully shambolic
Speaker 8: and they don't have any understanding of this issue. And
Speaker 8: she can win goal for me, and I think she will.
Speaker 8: I think she's the best fighter in this competition, but
Speaker 8: still to be seen what happens.
Speaker 3: Story rolls on. Good on your appreciate it, Mane.
Speaker 1: Thanks Maney ninety four million.
Speaker 3: Jess Holdering up next, Well, Jess up to ninety.
Speaker 1: Six man, Can I join this show?
Speaker 8: Can we just have like the Momber the missile and
Speaker 8: Maddie I'm big in Germany apparently just does.
Speaker 3: Crash through sixty.
Speaker 1: Here we can.
Speaker 3: And we're welcome. Jess hollerin now you come with the
Speaker 3: big story of the day for Australia. We win gold.
Speaker 5: Yeah, huge day for us.
Speaker 9: At the tennis, John Piers and Matthew Ebden won the
Speaker 9: doubles and it was a dog fight. It was. It
Speaker 9: was pretty epic, like they looked like they were they
Speaker 9: were almost lost it in the second set and they
Speaker 9: were a breakdown and they were four two down and
Speaker 9: then finally they fought back and this game was completely
Speaker 9: decided on tiebreakers and so yeah, it was hard in.
Speaker 1: The mouth starts.
Speaker 3: Well, they weren't the stars at the show, that no.
Speaker 5: Absolutely not.
Speaker 9: Alie. This the gorgeous daughter of John Pierce. She's seven
Speaker 9: years of age and she was standing there the whole time,
Speaker 9: crossing her fingers in this final tiebreak, just willing on
Speaker 9: her dad because her dad has promised her if he
Speaker 9: wins and met it, then she can take it.
Speaker 5: To show and tells the best who played together in
Speaker 5: doubles outside of the Olympic team.
Speaker 9: Not often right, and so John Piers is not the
Speaker 9: most highest ranked doubles player. Matthew Eddin is obviously a
Speaker 9: very accomplished singles player, a great doubles player, but he
Speaker 9: chose John just for his fortitude and how much he
Speaker 9: really wanted to meddle here he's medal boring.
Speaker 4: Now water pilo, the men's water polo side. What a
Speaker 4: win over Hungry And so you go to Hungary, you
Speaker 4: do not realize how big a sport. It's their national sport.
Speaker 4: So that is enormous victory.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's also a humongous victory. This is a team
Speaker 9: that's never won a medal at the Olympics, the Sharks,
Speaker 9: and they're really building to something special here. You've got
Speaker 9: ten debutants, you know. Blake Edwards today he's one of
Speaker 9: the co captains, said it was simply unbelievable that they've
Speaker 9: brought down Serbia and brought down Hungry.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. And finally a silver medal and a windsurfing.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: With Gray Morris, who is a former schoolboy rugby. He
Speaker 9: was part of the first fifteen at Cranbrook.
Speaker 3: We want to be cheerfully South with the Wolf.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, it was a great one.
Speaker 4: Good one is jes we better We're really out of
Speaker 4: the just the bitch he's uh, would you believe it?
Speaker 9: Didn't believe me?
Speaker 3: Kind of BMR go