The Sport Report - Final Oui-kend Oui-view

The medal tally is in, and we finished 4th overall.  The final standings have, the USA on top with 40 golds, 44 silvers, and 42 bronze medals, China following close behind with 40, 27 and 24, Japan has rocketed into third with 20, 12 and 13, Australia has landed fourth with 18, 19 and 16 and France finished fifth with 16, 26 and 22.

And that’s it, that’s the end to the Paris games, or at least for a few weeks.  Tune in on August 28 where our Para-athletes will take to the Parisian stage.  Thank you so much for sticking with me over the coverage of these games and I’ll see you very soon.

Catch ya then!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Sport Report unofficially the best way to follow the
Parisian actions. I CBR. Good morning, everybody, I'm the voice
inside you speak of Tanna and welcome to the final
episode of the Sport Report. Here with your unofficial weekend
weekap The medal tally is in and we finished fourth overall.
The final standings have the US out on top with

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forty golds, forty four silvers and forty two bronze medals,
China following close behind with forty, twenty seven and twenty four.
Japan has rocketed into third with twenty twelve and thirteen,
Australia has landed fourth with eighteen, nineteen and sixteen, and
France finished fifth with sixteen, twenty six and twenty two.
Since the last medal count I gave on Friday, we

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have won another three bronzes and five silver medals, with
the opals finishing with the bronze defeating Belgium eighty five
to eighty one. In the women's basketball, men's kayak doubles
five pinimeter duo consisting of Pierre vander Festasen and Thomas
Green won bronze. Two medals were taken out in the
men's Ceurran. Matthew Richardson has won a silver and the
bronze was won by Matthew glaz Matthew Richardson also took

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home a silver in the men's cycling sprints. Matty Keeney
won silver in the women's three meter springboard diving. Jess
Hull came second in the women's one thousand, five hundred
meter run, and last, but certainly not least, the singers
took home the final silver in the women's water polo,
falling against the Spanish team nine to eleven. And that's it.
That's the end of the Paris Games, or at least

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for a few weeks. Make sure to tune in on
August twenty eighth when our para athletes take to the
Parisian stage. Thank you so much for sticking with me
over the coverage of these games, and I'll see you
very soon. Catch it then, Amplify CBR is neither a
sponsor to the Paris Olympics nor affiliated with any other
rights holder. And Franch finish France finished fifth and Franch finth,

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and Franch finished finished. Oh my gosh, so many f's