In the final, Haughey took the lead at halfway, 0.5 seconds ahead of world record pace with both Ledecky and Titmus looking to leave it late

Fiji were 14-12 down at halftime before scoring 14 unanswered points to set up the dream final.

Qualification was led by Dina Averina with twin sister Arina Averina only 0.125 behind. There was a gap of over three points back

In Pool B it came down to arch-rivals Luigi Busa (Italy) and Rafael Aghayev (Azerbaijan).

Japan would take a 4-0 win against Russia with France managing the exact same against the Netherlands to set up the desired final.

Behind them though seven players finished on -15 leaving them set up for a massive playoff.

Looking for this third straight gold medal he cruised through his quarter, winning all of his matchups by more than seven points

Garnbret would dominate the bouldering event, the only climber to reach the top of any walls.

The Olympic best was set in the opening heat by Peter Menning only for it to be beaten in the second heat by Kolos Csizmadia

The bout of the round came as Keyshawn Davis (United States) took on number one seed Sofiane Oumiha (France).

The opening games saw a big upset as France beat the United States 83-76 behind a big Evan Fournier game.

The United States would eliminate the Dominican Republic with a 3-1 victory. Japan made the final with a 5-2 win over South Korea.

The number one seed and home favourite Kento Momota was the big name to be knocked out of the group stages, going down in straight sets

However, she rocked the Olympics by pulling out of the competition due to her mental state leaving a wide-open contest.

Brady Ellison (United States) entered the event as a favourite and finished second in the seeding event surrounded by three Koreans.