Friday, July 23 at the Olympic Games: calendar and schedules of Latinos and Americans competing

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The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games have already kicked off with some competitions such as soccer and softball.

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And, as the days go by, there will be more and more sports to watch, with Latin Americans and Americans to follow in their quest for an Olympic medal.

Before telling you about the competitions that you will be able to see this Friday, July 23, remember that tomorrow's session begins with the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, which begins at 7:00 am, Miami time (8:00 pm, Tokyo time).

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Calendar and schedules for July 23: competitions, Latinos and Americans in the Olympics

1. Badminton

There will be 21 group stage matches for various men's and women's modalities.

The first match begins at 8:00 pm Miami time and number 21 begins at 12:00 am on Saturday, July 24, so you will have four hours of competitions, all qualifying.

Click here to see the schedule for each of these races and who competes in them.

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1.1.

Latinos and Americans competing in badminton this July 23

There will be three games this Friday where Latinos and Americans participate.

a) Group D match, female individual: Daniela Macías (Peru) vs.

Busanan Ongbamrungphan (Thailand).

Starts at 8:40 pm Miami time.

b) Group C match, male individual: Lino Muñoz (Mexico) vs.

Ka Long Angus Ng (Hong Kong, China).

Starts at 9:20 pm Miami time.

c) Group C match, men's doubles: United States (Phillip Chew and Ryan Chew) vs.

China (Yu Chen Liu and Jun Hui Li).

The meeting begins at 10:00 pm, Miami time.

2. Archery

This Friday there are two qualifying rounds for archery athletes.

One is female individual competition and the other male.

Latino and American athletes will participate in each one.

Here we present them to you.

2.1.

Latinos and Americans in archery this July 23

a) The women's individual competition for classification begins at 8:00 pm.

Miami time, but Thursday, July 22.

Participate:

• Alejandra Valencia - Mexico

• Aída Román - Mexico

• Ana Vázquez - Mexico

• Ane Marcelle dos Santos - Brazil

• Valentina Acosta Giraldo - Colombia

• Adriana Espinosa de los Monteros - Ecuador

• Mackenzie Brown - United States

• Jennifer Mucino-Fernandez - United States

• Casey Kaufhold - United States

b) The men's individual competition for qualification begins at 12 am Miami time, so it is already Friday, July 23.

The participants are:

• Marcus D'Almeida - Brazil

• Jack Williams - United States

• Brady Ellison - United States

• Jacob Wukie - United States

• Daniel Felipe Pineda - Colombia

• Andrés Aguilar - Chile

• Luis Álvarez - Mexico

3. Handball

This Friday there are two group stage matches where we will see Latino men's teams have action.

These two handball matches are the only ones that will take place on Friday (Miami time).

3.1.

Latino team matches in handball this July 23

a) Group A match, male: Brazil vs.

Norway.

Starts at 8:00 pm Miami time.

b) Group A match, male: Argentina vs.

France.

Starts at 10:00 pm Miami time.

4. Boxing

On Friday night there are three fights, one female and two male, of American and Latino athletes.

Another one will take place in the first minutes of Saturday, July 24;

We also tell you which one because it involves a Latino.

To know the complete boxing schedule for this day, click here.

4.1.

Latinos and Americans in boxing

a) Featherweight, women, round of 32: Yarisel Ramirez (United States) vs.

Nikola Cacic (Croatia).

It starts at 10:15 pm Miami time.

b) Featherweight, men, round of 32: Duke Ragan (United States) vs.

Samuel Kistohurry (France).

Starts at 11:36 pm Miami time.

c) Featherweight, male, round of 32: Jean Carlos Caicedo Pachito (Ecuador) vs.

Mykola Butsenko (Ukraine).

It takes place at 11:51 pm Miami time.

d) Featherweight, male, round of 32: Ceiber David Ávila Segura (Colombia) vs.

Mohammad Alwadi (Jordan).

It will take place at 12:06 am Miami time.

5. Weightlifting

This Friday the 49-kilogram test is held, female, and several Latin American women are active.

This event is preliminary to be able to pass to the medal test, which will take place on Saturday, July 24.

5.1.

Latinas in helterophilia this July 23

At 8:50 pm this preliminary test begins to reach a place to compete for medals.

The following athletes will participate:

• Nathasha Rosa Figueiredo - Brazil

• Beatriz Elizabeth Pirón Candelario - Dominican Republic

• Ludia Marguiela Montero Ramos

6. Field hockey, judo, taekwondo

On Friday there are four field hockey games, but only one involves a Latin American country and will start almost to the end of the day.

If you want to see what those other three encounters are, click here.

Meanwhile, in judo, only two matches have a fixed schedule for this Friday, with one that includes a Latin American.

It will be at night and, on Saturday, there will be multiple duels until reaching the medals.

On Friday there is only one taekwondo match involving a Latina.

There are more Latinos in action on Saturday, July 24, so click here to find out who they are.

6.1.

Latinos in field hockey this July 23

A game of group A, male, of field hockey is played: Argentina vs.

Spain.

Starts at 11:15 pm Miami time.

The judo match is up to 48 kilograms, female, corresponding to the round of 32: Gabriela Chibana (Brazil) vs.

Harriet Bonface (Malawi).

It starts at 10 pm Miami time.

Taekwondo is a qualifying match, under 49 kg for women, between Victoria Stambaugh (Puerto Rico) and Abishag Semberg (Israel).

It starts at 9:00 pm Miami time.

7. Rowing

In rowing there are several races that involve American and Latin American teams.

The first competition starts at 8:50 pm Miami time, and the last one takes place at 11:10 pm Miami time.

These competitions are qualifying rounds, so there is a long way to go to the medal zone.

7.1.

Latino and American teams rowing this July 23

a) Sleeve 1, two without a female helmsman (that is, two athletes in a boat without a helmsman, where each one takes a single paddle and does it through the center of it): United States has participation at 8:50 p.m. Miami

b) Sleeve 1, light female double sculls (that is, two athletes per boat, each carrying one paddle per hand): The United States competes at 9:50 pm Miami time.

c) Sleeve 2, light women's double scull: Guatemala, at 10:00 pm, Miami time.

d) Sleeve 3, light women's double scull: Argentina, at 10:10 pm, Miami time.

e) Sleeve 1, light men's double scull: Venezuela, at 10:20 pm, Miami time.

f) Sleeve 2, light men's double scull: Uruguay, at 10:30 pm, Miami time.

g) Sleeve 3, light men's double scull: Chile, at 10:40 pm, Miami time.

h) Sleeve 2, four without a female helmsman (that is, four athletes in a boat without a helmsman, where each one takes a single paddle and does it through the middle of the row): United States, at 11:00 pm, Miami

i) Manga 1, four without a male helmsman: United States, at 11:10 pm, Miami time.

8. Tennis

If you wanted to see tennis, this Friday is your lucky day, since there are many games where Latin Americans and Americans will play.

One of the most striking is the match between Serbian Novak Djokovic, tennis player number 1 in the world, and Bolivian Hugo Dellien, who will seek a surprise at Tikio 2020.

8.1.

Latinos and Americans in tennis this July 23

All the following games will be played at 10:00 pm Miami time, on different courts, and are part of the first round.

a) Men's Individual: Novak Djokovic (Serbia) vs.

Hugo Dellien (Bolivia).

b) Women's Individual: Jessica Pegula (United States) vs.

Belinda Bencic (Switzerland).

c) Men's Individual: Tennys Sandgren (United States) vs.

Pablo Carreño Busta (Spain).

d) Men's Individual: Tommy Paul (United States) vs.

Aslan Karatsev (Russian Olympic Committee).

e) Men's Individual: Joao Menezes (Brazil) vs.

Marin Cilic (Croatia).

f) Individual female: Renata Zarazúa (Mexico) vs.

Misaki Doi (Japan).

g) Men's Doubles: Diego Schwartzman and Facundo Bagnis (Argentina) vs.

Tim Puetz and Kevin Krawietz (Germany).

h) Men's Individual: Thiago Monteiro (Brazil) vs.

Jan-Lennard Struff (Germany).

i) Women's Doubles: Luisa Stefani and Laura Pigossi (Brazil) vs.

Sharon Fichman and Gabriela Dabrowski (Canada).

j) Individual male: Tomás Barrios (Chile) vs.

Jeremy Chardy (France).

k) Women's Singles: Alison Riske (United States) vs.

Mihaela Buzarnescu (Romania).

l) Individual female: María Camila Osorio Serrano (Colombia) vs.

Viktorija Golubic (Switzerland).

m) Men's Doubles: Frances Tiafoe and Rajeev Ram (United States) vs.

Andrey Rublev and Karen Khachanov (Russian Olympic Committee).

n) Men's Doubles: Marcelo Melo and Marcelo Demoliner (Brazil) vs.

Mate Pavic and Nikola Mektic (Croatia).

o) Men's Doubles: Horacio Zeballos and Andrés Molteni (Argentina) vs.

Neal Skupski and Jamie Murray (UK).

9. Table tennis

And if you didn't have enough with tennis, you have the opportunity to watch several table tennis matches.

There are some in the preliminary round and others in the round of 16.

There are Americans and Latinos competing, and here we present them to you.

9. Latino and Americans in table tennis this July 23

• Women's Singles, preliminary round, at 8:00 pm Miami time: Juan Liu (United States) vs.

  Olufunke Oshonaike (Nigeria).

• Women's individual, preliminary round, at 8:00 pm Miami time: Daniela Fonseca (Cuba) vs.

  Jian Fang Lay (Australia).

• Men's Singles, Preliminary Round, at 9:30 pm Miami time: Nikhil Kumar (United States) vs.

  Lkhagvasuren Enkhbat (Mongolia).

• Mixed doubles, round of 16, at 11:00 pm Miami time: Daniela Fonseca and Jorge Campos (Cuba) vs.

  Petrissa Solja and Patrick Franziska (Germany).

10. Shot

There are qualifying rounds for both air rifle and air pistol.

Several Americans and Latin Americans participate in them.

10.1.

Americans and Latinos in shooting this July 23

a) Women's 10-meter air rifle event, qualifying round.

It starts at 7:00 pm, Miami time, and they compete:

• Fernanda Russo (Argentina)

• Mary Carolynn Tucker (United States)

• Eglys Yahima de la Cruz (Cuba)

• Alison Marie Weisz (United States)

b) Men's 10-meter air pistol event, qualifying round.

It starts on Saturday, July 24 at 12:00 am Miami time, and the competitors are:

• Nickolaus Mowrer (United States)

• Jorge Grau Potrille (Cuba)

• Marko Carrillo (Peru)

• Edwin Orlando Barberena Mercado (Nicaragua)

• James Hall (United States)

• Felipe Almeida Wu (Brazil)

11. Volleyball and beach volleyball

For volleyball lovers, this Friday the qualifying rounds begin with group matches.

The same goes for beach volleyball.

Both in one and the other, there will be games with Latino teams.

11.1.

Volleyball and beach volleyball matches with Latino teams

• Volleyball match, group B, men, starts at 10:05 pm Miami time: Brazil vs.

  Tunisia.

• Beach volleyball match, group D, men's, starts at 9 pm Miami time: Brazil vs.

  Argentina.

• Beach volleyball match, group C, women, starts at 10 pm Miami time: Brazil vs.

  Argentina.

12. Other sports

There are some sports that will have rounds, qualifiers, finals and even fights for the medals, but the duels are not yet defined and in some cases the official website of the Olympic Games has not included the names of the athletes.

Click on the discipline name to stay tuned for updates: archery, artistic gymnastics, road cycling, equestrian, and fencing.

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