Who is diving in the olympics 2017

The video shows a male and female diver competing in a synchronised diving competition. They bounce on the springboard in preparation to jump, before the man appears to lose his balance and crashes into the water. Simplified Chinese language text superimposed on the footage reads, "A Mexican teammate made a huge mistake in diving, the coach immediately left" and "This is the first time Guo Jingjing is judging, how can she grade their performance?!

A frame-by-frame analysis of the video in the misleading posts found a sign in the background reading " B udapest FINA", which AFP has circled below in red. A keyword search found a similar photo published here by Chinese state-owned news agency Xinhua on July 23, Rommel Pacheco also bid farewell to the board after his fourth and final Olympics. The year-old Mexican, who first competed at the Athens Games, plans to go into politics after his sixth-place showing in Tokyo.

Over his long career, he won three medals at the world championships along with three golds at the Pan American Games, the first in The Americans were hoping to claim their fourth medal of the Tokyo Games, which would match their best output since But Andrew Capobianco, a silver medalist in 3-meter synchro, finished 10th.

Paul Newberry is an Atlanta-based national writer and sports columnist covering his 14th Olympics. Sections U.

Science Technology Business U. We would not be here without each other. The two had been building toward this performance and knew if they delivered what they were capable of in Tokyo, they would end up on the podium. Chinese divers Wang Han and Shi Tingmao were nearly flawless to win gold with Germany's Lena Hentschel and Tina Punzel finished third at The Canadians started slow but stayed consistent throughout the five dives.

It wasn't easy finding their way to the podium on Sunday. After the first two dives, the Canadians found themselves in sixth, but things soon changed. Abel and Citrini-Beaulieu delivered a difficult third dive to shoot up to third with two dives remaining.

And I trusted Jenn and knew she would do what she had to do," Citrini-Beaulieu said. They saved their best for last, nailing their fourth and fifth dives under pressure to secure silver. Cao and Chen trailed by only 1. Every other mark but one was a 9. They then nervously waited to see if their total would hold up. When the final marks were posted, the British contingent in the mostly empty stands erupted in cheers.

Daley and Lee, watching nervously from the pool deck, pumped their fists and Daley jumped into the arms of Lee when they realized the gold was theirs. Shi Tingmao and Wang Han won by