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It’s Tuesday of glory for Mexico at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games! From Mazatlán to the world: Marco Verde made it to the boxing final and will fight for gold.
Some Mexican athletes today experienced their last test of this edition of the Olympic Games, while others continue in the fight to get a medal and add to the medal count for Paris 2024. This August 6, we had activity in seven sports and there were several good results.
Mexican results in Paris 2024: What happened at the Olympic Games TODAY, Tuesday, August 6?
The activity for Mexican athletes in Paris 2024 this Tuesday began at 2:00 a.m. Central Mexico time (10 a.m. in Paris, France) with the diving and equestrian events.
To close with a GOLDEN touch, Marco Verde fought the semi-final at around 13:46 hours, having secured a medal for our country since last Saturday by winning in the quarter-finals.
Boxing: Marco Verde advances to the final
- Boxing, 1:46 PM (Central Mexico Time) 71 kg – semi-finals
The athlete from Mazatlán fought against the British Lewis Richardson and after three rounds he won on points for Mexico, which means that it advances to the boxing final on August 9 at 1:30 p.m.
High Jump: Gabriela Agúndez and Alejandra Orozco, close to the medal
The Mexican diving duo that won the silver medal in Tokyo 2020 participated individually in the women’s diving final from the 10-meter platform, one of the specialties of Alejandra Orozco and Gabriela Agúndez.
From the first dives, Agúndez obtained higher scores than Ale Orozco, the flag bearer of the Mexican delegation during the opening of the Olympic Games.
On more than one occasion, Gaby placed first, giving Mexico hope for another medal. However, both she and Alejandra Orozco fell short of the race for another medal for our country, finishing in fifth and eighth place respectively.
Despite not winning a medal, both of them did obtain an Olympic diploma. It is worth noting that this was Alejandra Orozco’s last participation in the Olympic Games, after four editions in which she became a double Olympic medallist.
Equestrian: Andrés Azcárraga bids farewell to Paris 2024 in the final
During the early morning, the rider Andrés Azcárraga took part in the individual equestrian jumping final, he was the 14th competitor to go out on the track with his horse Contendros 2.
The Mexican rider had started his round very solidly by overcoming the first obstacles. However, problems began after the fourth, when he received his first penalties that kept him out of the medal fight.
Unfortunately, Andrés Azcárraga had to withdraw from the competition because Contendros 2 stopped when he was about to jump the seventh obstacle, causing an incident from which the rider emerged unharmed, but which cost him his participation in the final.
The Mexican duo Andrés Azcárraga and Contendros 2 were eliminated from the individual show jumping final in Paris 2024 after an incident in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles.
We continue to support our stars! 🇲🇽🐎#WeAreAllOlympians pic.twitter.com/rf0HTODruj
— Mexican Olympic Committee (@COM_Mexico) August 6, 2024
Diving: Osmar Olvera advances to the semi-finals in the individual event; Kevin Muñoz goes as a reserve
After winning the silver medal in the 3-meter synchronized springboard diving, Osmar Olvera began his journey to win his second medal in Paris 2024, this time in the individual event.
The Mexican diver finished in fifth place in the preliminary event, where he obtained a total score of 444.15. He was below the representatives of China and Great Britain.
Kevin Muñoz, the other Mexican representative in this event, failed to qualify with a score of 362.05. He finished in nineteenth place, one point behind Dominican Jonathan Ruvalcaba. However, he remains as a reserve.
Canoeing; Beatriz Lourdes Briones and Karina Alanís advance to the semi-finals in Paris 2024
From the Vaires-sur-Marneas Nautical Stadium, the sprint canoeists Beatriz Briones and Karina Alanís participated in the qualifying heat, where they obtained a time of 1:44.87 covering a distance of 2.5 kilometers.
With this, they crossed in fifth place, moving on to the quarter-finals 2 of their category played this same Tuesday, finishing in third place and obtaining their pass to the semi-finals.
Synchronized swimming: Artistic swimming team is in 8°
On their second day of performance, the Mexican artistic swimming team, led by swimmer Nuria Diosdado, presented their free routine, which averages out what they did yesterday in terms of technique.
The Mexican team entered the pool wearing a swimsuit inspired by the Monarch Butterflies. The routine music was ‘Fate of the Clockmaker’ – Action Drums – Colour (Lost Kings Remix)
- Difficulty level: 69.2
- Elements: 239.4874
- Artistic impression: 107.9000
- Points: 347.3874
The members of the ‘mexa’ group are Nuria Diosdado, Joana Jiménez, Pamela Toscano, Regina Alferéz, Fernanda Arellano, Itzamary González, Jessica Sobrino, Samantha Rodríguez and Glenda Inzunza, who are missing one more test in Paris 2024.
Another historic moment for the national artistic swimming team, now in the free routine of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, at the Saint Denis Aquatic Centre where they add 347.3874 (242.9491) reaching a total of 590.3365 pts for a temporary 4th place.… pic.twitter.com/Wfb6POzqlu
— Mexican Olympic Committee (@COM_Mexico) August 6, 2024
Vela
- Vela, 6:43 AM (Central Mexico Time)
General Olympic Games schedule: What sports are on today?
There are only five days left until the 2024 Paris Olympics, but Mexico has two more chances for a medal. Although other disciplines are beginning to reach the final rounds, such as soccer and handball. These are the activities in which Mexicans do not participate.
Athletics
- 02:05 AM – Women’s 1500m, preliminary round
- 02:20 AM – Men’s javelin throw, preliminary round
- 03:15 AM – Women’s long jump, preliminary round
- 11:35 AM – Men’s 400m, semi-final
- 11:55 AM – Women’s hammer throw, final
- 12:07 PM – Women’s 400m Hurdles, Semifinal
- 12:15 PM – Men’s long jump, final
- 12:50 PM – Men’s 1500m, final
- 01:10 PM – Women’s 3000m steeplechase final
- 01:40 PM – 200m women, final
Handball
- 01:30 AM – Denmark – Netherlands
- 05:30 AM – France – Germany
- 09:30 AM – Hungary – Sweden
- 01:30 PM – Norway – Brazil
Basketball
- 03:00 AM – Germany – Greece
- 06:30 AM – Serbia – Australia
- 10:00 AM – France – Canada
- 01:30 PM – Brazil – United States
Track cycling
- 09:30 AM – Women’s team pursuit, qualification
- 10:59 AM – Men’s team sprint, preliminary round
- 11:14 AM – Men’s team pursuit, preliminary round
- 11:55 AM – Men’s Team Sprint, Final
Climbing
- 02:00 AM – Women’s Bouldering and Difficulty, Semifinals
- 10:00 AM United States – Germany
- 01:00 PM Brazil – Spain
Field hockey
- 06:00 AM – Netherlands – Spain
- 11:00 AM – Germany – India
Lucha
- 10:15 AM – Greco-Roman (77 kg) men, semifinal
- 10:35 AM – Men’s Greco-Roman (97 kg), semi-final
- 10:55 AM – Women’s wrestling (50 kg), semi-final
- 11:30 AM – Men’s Greco-Roman (60kg) Bronze Medal Match
- 11:55 AM – Men’s Greco-Roman (60 kg), final
- 12:05 PM – Men’s Greco-Roman (130 kg), bronze medal match
- 12:30 PM – Greco-Roman (130 kg) men, final
- 12:50 PM – Women’s freestyle wrestling (68 kg), bronze medal match
- 01:15 PM – Women’s wrestling (68 kg), final
Skateboard
- 04:30 AM – Park women, preliminary round
- 09:30 AM – Women’s Park, final
Table tennis
- 02:00 AM – Round of 16 for teams, women and men
- 07:00 AM – Men’s and women’s team quarterfinals
Vela
- 04:03 AM – Kitesurfing men, regatta
- 04:13 AM – Kitesurfing women, regatta
- 04:15 AM – 470 mixed, regatta
- 06:43 AM – Women’s Dinghy, medals
- 07:05 AM – Nacra 17 mixed, regatta
- 07:43 AM – Dinghy men, medals
Volleyball
- 01:00 AM – China – Türkiye
- 05:00 AM – Brazil – Dominican Republic
- 09:00 AM – United States – Poland
- 01:00 PM – Italia – Serbia
Beach volleyball
- 09:00 AM to 02:00 PM – Women and men quarterfinals
Water polo
- 06:00 AM – Canada – Spain
- 07:35 AM – Netherlands – Italy
- 11:00 AM – Australia – Greece
- 12:35 PM – Hungary – United States
Where to watch the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Mexico?
The disciplines of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games can be followed in different ways and options, such as on television channels and through streaming platforms and the Internet.
- Television: Channel 5, Channel 9 and TUDN
- Streaming: Claro Video app and Claro Sports Youtube channels
Medal table: How is Mexico doing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games?
Mexico has three medals and has already secured another in boxing with Marco Verde, who is in the final. So far, these are the athletes who have given Mexico a medal in the Olympic Games.
