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OlympicTalk · Jul 28, 2016

Who will be the first U.S. gold medalist in Rio?

The U.S. has no gold-medal favorites on the first day of the Olympics, which puts it in jeopardy of not reaching the top of the podium on Day 1 of the Games for the first time since 1996.

Who will be the first U.S. medalist and gold medalist in Rio? Let’s take a look.

The 12 Day 1 finals on Saturday, Aug. 6, in somewhat chronological order:

Shooting: Women’s air rifle

Shooting: Men’s air pistol

Cycling: Men’s road race

Fencing: Women’s epee

Archery: Men’s team event

Judo: Women’s 48kg

Judo: Men’s 60kg

Weightlifting: Women’s 48kg

Swimming: Men’s 400m individual medley

Swimming: Men’s 400m freestyle

Swimming: Women’s 400m individual medley

Swimming: Women’s 4x100m freestyle relay

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