Paris Olympics Day 11: Who Won Yesterday? Check Results For All Medal Events And Updated Tally

Day 11 of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games saw some brilliant sporting action including Cuba's Mijain Lopez Nunez winning his fifth consecutive gold medal in wrestling. (Medal Tally|Schedule & Results| Full Coverage)

Check all the results from Tuesday, Day 11 (August 6) of the Paris Olympics here

BOXING

Women's 60KG

Gold: Kellie Harrington, Ireland

Silver: Yang Wenlu, China

Bronze: Beatriz Iasmin Soares Ferreira, Brazil, and Wu Shih-yi, Taiwan

CYCLING TRACK

Men's Team Sprint

Gold: Netherlands

Silver: Britain

Bronze: Australia

DIVING

Women's 10M Platform

Gold: Quan Hongchan, China

Silver: Chen Yuxi, China

Bronze: Kim Mi Rae, North Korea

EQUESTRIAN

Individual Jumping

Gold: Christian Kukuk, Germany

Silver: Steve Guerdat, Switzerland

Bronze: Maikel van der Vleuten, Netherlands

SKATEBOARDING

Women's Park

Gold: Arisa Trew, Australia

Silver: Cocona Hiraki, Japan

Bronze: Sky Brown, Britain

TRACK AND FIELD

Women's 200M

Gold: Gabrielle Thomas, United States

Silver: Julien Alfred, Saint Lucia

Bronze: Brittany Brown, United States

WOMEN’S 3,000M STEEPLECHASE

Gold: Winfred Yavi, Bahrain

Silver: Peruth Chemutai, Uganda

Bronze: Faith Cherotich, Kenya

WOMEN’S HAMMER THROW

Gold: Camryn Rogers, Canada

Silver: Ennette Nneka Echikunwoke, United States

Bronze: Zhao Jie, China

MEN’S 1,500M

Gold: Cole Hocker, United States

Silver: Josh Kerr, Britain

Bronze: Yared Nuguse, United States

MEN’S LONG JUMP

Gold: Miltiadis Tentoglou, Greece

Silver: Wayne Pinnock, Jamaica

Bronze: Mattia Furlani, Italy

WRESTLING

Men's Greco-Roman 130KG

Gold: Mijain Lopez Nunez, Cuba

Silver: Yasmani Acosta Fernandez, Chile

Bronze: Amin Mirzazadeh, Iran

Bronze: Lingzhe Meng, China

MEN’S GRECO-ROMAN 60KG

Gold: Kenichiro Fumita, Japan

Silver: Cao Liguo, China

Bronze: Zholaman Sharshenbekov, Kyrgyzstan

Bronze: Ri Se Ung, North Korea

WOMEN’S FREESTYLE 68KG

Gold: Amit Elor, United States

Silver_Meerim Zhumanazarova, Kyrgyzstan

Bronze: Buse Cavusoglu Tosun, Turkey, and Nonoka Ozaki, Japan

United States jump to first place with 24 gold medals, while China are second with 22.