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August 15th, 2008 — Gymnastics, United States
Nastia Liukin increases the U.S. gold medal total to 14 when she won in the women’s all-around artistic gymnastics. All is quiet in the Chinese front so far. As of posting, the gold medal race between China and the U.S. stands thus: China = 22 golds vs. U.S. = 14 golds.
Photo source: nbc
August 15th, 2008 — Swimming, United States
As I mentioned earlier, the gold medal race between China and the U.S. is now getting exciting. It’s been a bit boring for sometime with the U.S. stuck at 10 gold medals while China attacked in all fronts winning 22 gold medals.
But it’s now 12 golds for the United States following Ryan Lochte’s victory in the 200 meter backstroke. [The 11th came from Rebecca Soni.] Congratulations to you Ryan. Make sure you bite your gold so we will include you in our list of gold medal biters.
August 10th, 2008 — China, Shooting
China’s Guo Wenjun ruled supreme in the women’s 10m air pistol making her the third Chinese athlete to win a gold medal. The score so far in the US vs. China race for gold medals is China: three golds vs. US: two golds.
But this is only the second day of the competition and there’s a long way to go for both teams.
August 10th, 2008 — Swimming, United States
Michael Phelps wins his first gold medal and adds a second gold medal for the United States. This victory should W as happy as when he was out looking at ladies’ butts.
No gold medal response yet from the Chinese “we are the center of the universe” team as of this posting so the rivals both have two golds at this point.
July 1st, 2008 — Swimming, United States
Because a lot of you are looking for more Dara Torres pictures, I decided to upload more of them. This is Dara posing for Maxim Magazine.
And here’s Dara in action; swimming and training in the gym.
May 1st, 2008 — Swimming, United States
Added Note: Who will win the gold medal race? China or the United States?
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Who says Olympic swimming is only for the young ones? Not Dara Torres. Yeah, the 41 year-old four-time Olympic gold medalist is hoping to earn an Olympic slot during the U.S. qualifying trials this coming July.
