(Oxana Ermakova, Anna Sivkova, Tatiana Logounova, Karina Aznavourian) Gymnastics: Women's Individual Trampoline: Anna Dogonadze, GER Judo: Men's Over 100 kg: Keiji Suzuki, JPN Women's Over 78 kg: Maki Tsukada, JPN Shooting: Men's 50 m Free Rifle Prone: Matthew Emmons, USA Women's 50 m Rifle 3 Positions: Lioubov Galkina, RUS Swimming: Men's 100 m Butterfly: Michael Phelps, USA Men's 50 m Freestyle: Gary Hall, USA Women's 200 m Backstroke: Kirsty Coventry, ZIM Women's 800 m Freestyle: Ai Shibata, JPN Table Tennis: Women's Doubles: Nan Wang and Yining Zhang, CHN Weightlifting: Women's 69–75 kg: Pawina Thongsuk, THA Boxing: Former world Heavyweight champion Riddick Bowe announces he will attempt a comeback.(ESPN) August 19, 2004 (Thursday) 2004 Summer Olympics: Gold medal winners on day 6: (BBC) Archery: Men's Individual (70 m): Marco Galiazzo, ITA Badminton: Mixed Doubles: Zhang Jun and Gao Ling, CHN Women's Singles: Zhang Ning, CHN Fencing: Men's Team Sabre: France (Gaël Touya, Julien Pillet, Damien Touya) Gymnastics: Women's Artistic Individual All-Around: Carly Patterson, USA Judo: Women's 70–78 kg: Noriko Anno, JPN Men's 90–100 kg: Ihar Makarau, BLR Shooting: Men's 10 m Running Target: Manfred Kurzer, GER Women's Skeet: Diána Igaly, HUN Swimming: Women's 100 m Freestyle: Jodie Henry, AUS Women's 200 m Breaststroke: Amanda Beard, USA Men's 200 m Backstroke: Aaron Peirsol, USA Men's 200 m Medley: Michael Phelps, USA Weightlifting: Women's 62–69 kg: Chunhong Liu, CHN Men's 69–77 kg: Taner Sağır, TUR August 18, 2004 (Wednesday) 2004 Summer Olympics: Athletics: Konstantinos Kenteris and Ekaterini Thanou, who missed a mandatory drugs test last Thursday, withdraw from the games after an IOC disciplinary hearing – even though the IOC chose not to take any action against them. A meeting of the IAAF on August 26 will consider whether a doping offence has been committed. (BBC) Equestrian: Bettina Hoy of Germany crosses the start line twice, and is awarded penalty points. After an appeal, the points are removed. This gives Hoy the gold medal in the individual event, and Germany gold in the team event, overturned on appeal (see August 21). Gold medal winners on day 5: (BBC) Archery: Women's Individual (70 m): Park Sung-hyun, KOR Athletics: Men's Shot Put: Yuriy Bilonog, UKR Women's Shot Put: Yumileidi Cumbá, CUB (revised result: See August 23) Canoeing: Men's C-1 Slalom: Tony Estanguet, FRA Women's K-1 Slalom: Elena Kaliská, SVK Cycling: Men's Individual Time Trial: Tyler Hamilton, USA Women's Individual Time Trial: Leontien Zijlaard-Van Moorsel, NED