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INDEX – SPORT – Two world leaders are swimming with their favorite numbers, and the men are the ones to decide – Stay tuned at dawn on Monday!

INDEX – SPORT – Two world leaders are swimming with their favorite numbers, and the men are the ones to decide – Stay tuned at dawn on Monday!

Hungary was not without a medal in Tokyo on Sunday, and after Áron Szilágyi became the Olympic champion in the men’s sword, 23-year-old fencer Gergely Siklósi won a silver.

Réka Pupp was also close to winning medals, but the juggernaut lost the bronze bout with a gold point, so in the end he finished fifth, as did Istvan Penny with his 10m air rifle.

Although David Verasto was fourth, Katinka Hoszu came fifth, Victoria Mihalivary Farkas finished sixth in the 400m, Nandor Nemeth reached the semi-finals in 200, and the men’s 4×100 sprint relay will be in the final on Monday .

Zsófia Kovács also made it to the tournament finals, so you can get excited about that on Monday.

But we can also push for more Hungarians outside on July 26, like Caracas Hedwig going to the tatami, Penny Majoros playing table tennis, our triathletes and sailors going, our duels going on their feet, even our ladies. The water polo team will perform at the Tokyo Games.

And then we didn’t even talk about swimming,

On Monday, among others, the men’s 200m butterfly preliminaries will take place, with world leader Christoph Melak having a prime opportunity.

Long Katinka also swims in the mixed 200-meter preliminaries, with the three-time Olympic champion as the world’s best holder.

Miklós Ilku and Barnabás Palotai report to the Index on the events.

Follow us with Tokyo programs, Hungarian successes!

Hungarian program on Monday

23.30: Pence Pixack, Tamas Toth Triathlon (Sunday)

2:00: Renata Katona– Yasmine Daghfous (Turkish) – Fencing, custom sword for women

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3.37: Nandur Nemeth Swimming, men’s 200m semi-finals

4:00: Caracas Hedwig– Julia Kowalczyk (Polish) – Juggling, for women 57 kg ك

4.10: Busta Lisa – Amira Benchaaban (Tunisian) fencing, female custom sword

4.10: Anna MartonMaria Belen Perez Morris (Argentina) fencing, female custom sword

500: Majoros Pence– Jonathan Groth (poem) Table Tennis Men’s Singles Round 2

5.05: Hungary Swimming, men’s 4 x 100 metres, final (Richard Bohus, Christoph Milak, Nandor Nemeth, Sebastian Szabo)

5.05: Sarah Chulnoki – Sailing, women’s surfing, 4-6. Element

5.05: Fadnai Benjamin – Sailing, men’s laser, 3-4. Element

7.35: Maria Erdi 2-3 female laser sails. Element

8:00: Andras Party Men’s mountain bike

8:30: Hungary-Russia national football team Water polo, women, group B.

12.23: Tamás Kenderesi – Male swimming 200m butterfly run

12.30: Christoph Melak – Male Swimming 200m Butterfly Preliminary Race

12.38: Sebastian Dalma – Women’s 200m medley preliminary rounds

12.45: long katinka Swimming, women’s 200m mixed, preliminary rounds

13.26: Mihályvári-Farkas Viktória – Women’s 1500m Swimming Preliminaries

14.01: Kesley Ajna Swimming, women’s 1500m sprint, preliminary race

The women’s 57kg juggling starts at 4am, but it’s not known exactly when Hedwig’s Caracas will be standing on tatami.

You can watch Monday’s full program here.

(Cover Image: Christoph Melak. Photo: Maddy Meyer/Getty Images)

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