The Most Insane Olympic Events

A Little Bit of Everything

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00:00Bryce right into rhythm, good seal, quick rebound, and he's doing what he does best, staying low and driving through the core.

00:06Already over 40 strokes in the first 10 seconds, and look at the water displacement.

00:11Every plunge is creating a strong pull, and that trap, that's efficiency.

00:14South Africa, and they're off in the bourbon down final.

00:17Four bottles, 750 milliliters each, now in play.

00:20Smooth start from Marcus Dunley in lane one, but look at Saoirse Kelly, long pulls, no hesitation.

00:24Al Hamad of Qatar staying right with her, head all the way back.

00:27Ingrid Scove, a touch slower on the cadence.

00:30Luke Brooks leading in, big bite on the corner panel, he's through it clean, Dan, look at the jaw strength.

00:35Yeah, that leather was boiled for 90 minutes, but it's still dense, he takes it apart like paper.

00:39Clock at 114, scoreboard bumps to 4.2 ounces, he's stretching the lead on Freitas.

00:43Tongue section now, he's slight.

00:46Five athletes on the table now, grand final of the men's crack smoking event, you can feel the tension.

00:51The starters down, and flames up.

00:54Watch for the draw time here, Korovic of Slovenia, in lane three, very fast through the melt.

00:59He's already milky.

01:00Back inside the arena, we've passed the two-hour mark in the sleeping final.

01:03Everyone's still settled, but all eyes on lane three, Motelang of South Africa.

01:06Her numbers are exceptional.

01:07Look at that heart rate, mid-40s, and the movement sensor hasn't spiked in nearly 40 minutes.

01:11That's why her tranquility score just ticked up again, 96.6.

01:15We are inside the final 90 seconds.

01:18Zhang with a slight lead, already through two cuts, and moving to the third wire.

01:21Big moment here.

01:22Green wire for Zhang, clean pinch.

01:24And she gets it.

01:25Timer settles, now three of four.

01:27Morgan working a different path, chasing.

01:28And there it is, safe flight.

01:29Zhang, four minutes and 12 seconds on the clock here in the waiting in line final,

01:33and it is still Sandus Ozuls of Latvia holding the front position.

01:37Yeah, he's been rock steady.

01:38Look at the shoulders, no sway, no drop.

01:40That patience meter sitting in the low 80s, well within the comfort zone.

01:43Q-advance signal coming.

01:45Ross Rivera off to a blistering start here in the tax filing final.

01:48Look at the keystroke rate.

01:49She's averaging nearly seven entries a second.

01:52And all while keeping that accuracy bar in the green.

01:54She's balancing Schedule C deductions and the self-employment tax simultaneously.

01:58That's hard to do under Olympic pressure.

02:00Park is in rage.

02:01You can see him barking at the screen, absolutely livid after dropping that stock.

02:05And Harris firing right back.

02:06Look at the volume.

02:07He's standing up in the chair, pounding the desk.

02:09This is the grand final.

02:10We expected raw, unfiltered anger.

02:12The composure has gone on both sides.

02:14Park slams.

02:16Park, dipping the wand.

02:18Timer starts now.

02:19Nice clean film.

02:20She's got a steady breath.

02:21Look how even that expansion is.

02:22Already past 20 centimeters.

02:24Closing on the lead.

02:25This is textbook control.

02:26She hasn't waved at once.

02:27There it is.

02:28New leader at 38 flat.

02:29What an attempt.

02:30And we're underway in the final 17 seconds of the sock matching grand final.

02:34Miller on the left for the United States.

02:36Lima on the right for Brazil.

02:37Both moving fast.

02:37Miller finds the polka dot pair.

02:39That's 12.

02:39Lima answers with the black and green stripes.

02:41Keeps it close.

02:42Lima into a narrow lead.

02:4314 to 13.

02:44Miller ties it.

02:45The bats are going to place now.

02:4612 minutes.

02:4724 seconds on the clock.

02:48And both panels still carrying that high gloss.

02:51You can see Shaw keeping his posture rock solid.

02:53And Mokoenna matching him breath for breath.

02:55Look at her eyes.

02:56Barely a flicker.

02:57She spotted a fake dulling in the center there.

02:59But she isn't giving it away.

03:00Final underway here in the joint rolling grand final.

03:03On your left, Norway's Martin Holton, lane three.

03:05On the right, Spain's Javier Alvarez in lane four.

03:08Holton working the flower into the crease already.

03:10Very quick start.

03:11Look at the even line.

03:11And he's creating no clubs at all.

03:13He tucks, rolls.

03:14There's the lick.

03:14Seal clear.

03:1610 seconds to find that needle.

03:18Both Anderson for the United States and Takeda of Japan digging with incredible urgency.

03:25Short, fast sweeps.

03:27Clearing layers of straw to expose the board underneath.

03:2934 seconds gone in the final.

03:33Brooks for the United States.

03:35Tremblay for Canada.

03:37Almeida for Brazil.

03:38Oh, you can hear the needle sliding.

03:39Listen to that.

03:40Brooks spreading, keeping the channels clean.

03:41He thinks he feels something.

03:42He's going to be there.

03:42He pinches.

03:43Yes, he's got the piece of hay.

03:44Yes, he's got the piece of hay.

03:45Yes, he's got the piece of hay.

03:46Yes, he's got the piece of hay.

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