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Serbia and Croatia were seeded number one heading into the tournament, but neither won their group

There, they came up against China who had overcome Brazil, winning 3-2 in the shock of the tournament.

Kenny lost his first race in the semi but rebounded to qualify where he’d come up against teammate Callum Skinner.

Russia were absolutely dominant in this event, proving their status as pre-event favourites to be correct. They led in both

In the final, performances only improved. Mamun scored 19 points in every event with Kudryavtseva managing it in all but one.

Brazil could not continue the hot streak and were knocked out in the quarter finals by Netherlands. The other ties went to form

France beat Sweden 29-27 to set a final with Russia beating Norway 27-26.

Steffen continued his run beating Borel (France) in the quarter-finals but lost to Park in the semis. Géza Imre (Hungary) who had conceded only nine points in his worst bout, eliminated Gauthier Grumier (France). Imre, at 41 years old, went 14-10 up needing only one point to win gold but could not get the final touch as Park landed five straight shots.

The ranking round saw Kim Woo-Jin (South Korea) set a world record of 700 including 52 10s. Despite this, Kim was upset in the second round

Russia would lead the semi-final 7-6 at half time but the United States would rebound 15-11.

France continues their good run through the tournament, beating Argentina 3-0 in the semi-final.

Kolesnichenko/Romashina (Russia) led qualification by over three points. They scored over 97 points in both the free and technical

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

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

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

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.