The new jump Tomas Gonzalez ready to dazzle the world of gymnastics

The new jump that prepares Tomas Gonzalez

The triple-triple twist Yurchenko mortal. This is the routine that Tomas Gonzalez wants to present next year at the Global Devices, in Antwerp. An unprecedented jump and more complicated than achieve it, bear the name of Chilean international gymnastics books. The spin is very similar to the second jump Chilean practiced in London in 2012, but with a half turn increases the difficulty and score.

                                     It's My Life

Zac Lee Rigg: Cristiano Ronaldo isn't superhuman, just closer than everyone else

"Messi! Messi!" the males at the end screamed, no matter which handful of players the golf cart brought. Then they shared their opinions of Real Madrid, yelling some words my editor won't let me print – in English or in the original Spanish. 

Cristiano Ronaldo flew halfway around the world to the lazy summer campus of UCLA and this is the abuse he gets. 

Few players polarize as drastically as Ronaldo. A bunch of Goal.com editors, for example, decided that, last year, he was the best soccer player on planet earth. 

Ronaldo also won the inaugural award in 2008. Since then, he's lived in the shadow of a kid who had to take growth hormones just to reach normal height. Fans as far-flung as Los Angeles know that the name Lionel Messi is an insult to Ronaldo, a stick to prod him with. 

It seemed that no matter how individually brilliant Ronaldo was, Messi was a fraction better. Or at least won all the awards thanks to Pep Guardiola's unprecedented haul of trophies at Barcelona. Jose Mourinho and Ronaldo didn't even bother attending last year's Ballon d'Or presentation. But then they reversed the trend: Messi ended up scoring more goals, but Madrid won the more important trophy. 

Messi scored 50 in the league and 14 in the Champions League; compare with Ronaldo's 46 in La Liga and 10 in the CL. If you feel the need to hit the side of your head a few times and double-check those statistics, your reaction is completely normal. They don't feel like they belong to humans, like you and me, bound to laws of physics, like you and me. 

One of the secrets to professional soccer players is that they have normal bodies. Alright, not normal – freakishly fit bodies. But normal body types. They aren't physical monsters like the guys who play the other football. Slap some jeans and a t-shirt on them, and soccer players fit into society as normal-looking 20-something males. 

Ronaldo is the same. See him on the television and he's all tree-trunk neck and neck-hair-bristling power and gravity-spiting vert. Watch him train in person and he's 6-foot-1. Demigods should be taller than 6-foot-1. You could walk right up to him and look him in the eye (without craning your neck) and because you're American and he's super fit, you'd be heftier, bulkier than he is. He would feel entirely mortal. 

This, to me, makes him more impressive. It's easy to demand pixelated demigods perform miracles. But when an average-looking human being is standing all fleshy in front of you, it's hard not to hold in awe some of the awesome things he can do with a synthetic leather sphere and a pair of garishly bright shoes with studs sticking out of the bottom. 

Standing in those bright boots, legs slightly more than shoulder-width apart, shorts pulled up as high as your father's in those embarrassing adolescent Polaroids, is a human who plays soccer at a level higher than nearly any other throughout history. He's been unlucky to overlap generations with Messi. But, it says right there on his acrylic Goal.com 50 award, that unhappy coincidence just might be surmountable. 

A full week after the Messi chants, Real Madrid trained on UCLA's campus again, back after a brief jaunt to Las Vegas to beat Santos Laguna 2-1 in a friendly. Ronaldo was the last to leave and still stopped to sign autographs of the fans who waited around in the blazing sun to see him. After Ronaldo eventually hopped on his golf cart and zipped away, a pubescent boy sprinted away toward a friend. 

"I got Ronaldo! I got Ronaldo!" He held a white jersey aloft. "You got him to sign it?" His friend couldn't believe the luck. "Yeah, I had to jump over a fence, but I got it." They fingered the white shirt gingerly, examining in the flesh of their hands the artifact a demigod had left behind.

                                     Best gymnast Uchimura

Outlook Friday, August 10


he Spain-Russia semifinal basketball and women's Elliot 6 meters focus attention on Friday August 10. In addition, Igor Bychkov in the pole vault, Saul Craviotto and Alfonso Benavides in canoeing, Nicolas Garcia in taekwondo, Kiko Hervás open water, the team synchronized and rhythmic gymnastics are other specialties with Spanish participation.

ATHLETICS
Men Pole Vault
19.00 Final Igor Bychkov

Men 4x400
20.10 First round

Women Hammer Throw
20.35 Final

Men 4x100
20.45 Semifinals

Women's 5,000 meters
21.05 Final

Women 4x100
21.40 Final

Women's 1,500 meters
21.55 Final

Men 4x400
22.20 Final

BASKETBALL
Men
Semifinals
18.00 Spain-Russia
Argentina-US 21.00

HANDBALL
Men
Semifinals
Hungary-Sweden 18.00
France-Croatia 21.30.

BOXING
Men 49 kilos (fly)
14.30 Semifinals Zhou (CHN)-Barnes (IRL)
Ayrapetyan 14.30 (ARM)-Pongprayoon (THA).

Men 56 kilos (Bantam)
Semifinals 15.00 Alvarez (CUB)-Nevin (IRL)
15.15 Campbell (GBR)-Shimizu (JAP)

Men 64 kilos (super)
Semifinals 15.30 Iglesias (CUB)-Mangiacapre (ITA)
Uranchmeg 15.45 (MGL)-Berynchik (UCR)

Men 75 kilos (medium)
Ogogo 16.00 Semifinals (GBR)-Falcao (BRA)
16.15 Atoev (UZB)-Murata (JAP)

Men 91 kilos (heavy)
Semifinals Usyk 16.30 (UCR)-Pulev (BUL)
Mamadov 16.45 (AZE)-Russo (ITA)

Men 91 kilos (heavy)
Semifinals Usyk 16.30 (UCR)-Pulev (BUL)
Mamadov 16.45 (AZE)-Russo (ITA)

Men 52 kilos (fly)
Semifinals Aloian 21.30 (RUS)-Nyamabayar (MGL)
Conlan 21.45 (IRL)-Ramírez (CUB)

Men's 60 kilos (light)
Lomachenko 22.00 Semifinals (UCR)-Toledo (CUB)
Petrauskas 22.15 (LIT)-Han (COR)

Men 69 kilos (supermiddle)
Semifinals Shelestyuk 22.30 (UCR)-Evans (GBR)
Zamkovoy 22.45 (RUS)-Sapiyev (KAZ)

Men 81 kilos (light heavyweight)
Semifinals 23.00 Falcao (BRA)-Mekhontcev (RUS)
Niyazimbetov 23.15 (KAZ)-Gvodzyk (UCR)

Men +91 kilos (superheavy)
Semifinals Medzhidov 23.30 (AZE)-Cammarelle (ITA)
Dychko 23.45 (KAZ)-Joshua (GBR)

BMX CYCLING
Women
16.00 Semifinals
17.30 Final
Men
16.08 Semifinals
17.40 Final

FOOTBALL
Men
20.45 for the bronze South Korea-Japan

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
Individual
1300 3rd rotation Carolina Rodriguez (Tape)
14.00 4th rot. Carolina Rodriguez (Clubs)

Equipment
15.50 3rd rot. Spain (Loreto Achaerandio, Sandra Aguilar, Elena Lopez, Lourdes Mohedano, Alejandra Quereda, Lidia Redondo).

HOCKEY
Women
Posts 11 and 12
9:30 United States Belgium
Positions 5 and 6
China-Australia 12:30
The bronze
16:30 New Zealand-United Kingdom
End
Netherlands-Argentina 21.00

Fight
Male 55 kilos free
Rated 14.00
1430 eighth-finals
1530 quarter-finals
16.00 Semifinals
18.45 and bronze repechage
20.03 Final

Men 74 kilos free
Rated 14.00
1430 eighth-finals
1530 quarter-finals
16.00 Semifinals
18.54 and bronze repechage
20.48 Final

SWIMMING
10 km open water men
13.00 Final Kiko Hervás.

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
Equipment
16.00 Free Routine equipment. Final Spain (Andrea Fuentes, Ona Carbonell, Basiana Clara, Alba Cabello, Margalida Crespi, Thais Enriquez Klamburg Paula, Irene Montrucchio, Laia Pons).

CANOEING
K1 200 men
Series 10.30 Saul Craviotto
12.16 Semifinals

C1 200 men
Series 10.51 Alfonso Benavides
12.30 Semifinals

K1 200 women
Series 11.19 Teresa Portela
12.51 Semifinals

K2 200 men
Series 11.47
13.12 Semifinals

JUMPS
Men platform 10 m
20.00 Qualifying
20.00 Final

TAEKWONDO
67 kilos women
Preliminary round 10.00.
1600 quarter-finals
18.00 Semifinals
21.00 and bronze repechage
23.15 Final

80 kilos men
10.15 Qualifying Nicolás García-Youssef Karami (IRI)
16.15 Quarterfinals
18.15 Semifinals
21.15 and bronze repechage
22.30 Final

SAILING
470 men
Medal race 13.00

470 women
Medal race 14.00

Elliot 6 meters women
Semifinals
15:00 Australia-Finland
15.05 Spain (Tamara Echegoyen, Sofia Toro, Angela Pumariega)-Russia

VOLLEYBALL
Men
Semifinals
16.00 Bulgaria-Russia
Brazil-Italy 20.30

WATERPOLO
Men
Positions 5 to 8
15:20 US-Spain
Hungary-Australia 19:30

Semifinals
16:40 Croatia and Montenegro
20:50 Italy-Serbia

Giovani dos Santos will miss Olympic final vs. Brazil

Dos Santos missed practice on Thursday in London and a member of El Tri's medical team told press that the full results from his tests would be released later that afternoon.

However, it was apparently leaked to the press that the prognosis was negative.

"It's a shame because Dos Santos had been giving the team so much," said wing back Miguel Ponce, one of the early candidates to replace Giovani in the starting lineup. "It's sad, but in the end if he's not there we'll play for him and for the country."

In the first half of Tuesday's semifinal match against Japan, Dos Santos suffered a muscle tear in his right leg that the player himself noted was serious enough to have him exit the game after the first half.

"I'm very sad. I'm out of the final due to a muscle tear, now I just have to recover and support my teammates this Saturday," Dos Santos wrote on his Twitter account after being told of the extent of his injury.

Mexico and Brazil will meet at Wembley on Saturday. The winner will take home its first gold medal in men's football.

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