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SI's Brian Cazeneuve:
Daily Medal Picks from Sydney
September 21
Archery
Men's Team
Italy
Australia
South Korea
Host countries (South Korea, Spain and the U.S.) have won last three Olympic titles
Badminton
Men's Doubles
Wijaya & Gunawan, Indonesia
Ha & Kim, South Korea
Subagja & Mainaky, Indonesia
Pairs from Asia have won all 17 Olympic doubles medals
Cycling
Men's Keirin
Marty Nothstein, U.S.
Jens Fiedler, Australia
Florian Rousseau, France
Olympics' first motorcycle-paced event suits Nothstein's hard-nosed makeup
Men's Madison
Switzerland
Denmark
Australia
New 60-km relay descends from six-day races held in Madison Square Garden in early 1900s
Women's Points race
Sarah Ulmer, New Zealand
Marion Clignet, France
Alayna Burns, Australia
Ulmer, the multinational Kiwi, trains part time in U.S. and rides for Canadian pro team
Equestrian
Team Three-day Event
Blyth Tait, New Zealand
Mark Todd, New Zealand
David O'Connor, U.S.
Tait is only man to reign as world and Olympic champ at same time
Fencing
Men's Individual Sabre
Stanislav Pozdnyakov, Russia
Damien Touya, France
Luigi Tarantino, Italy
Pozdnyakov has dominated event for last decade
Women's Individual Foil
Laura Badea Carlescu, Romania
Valentina Vezzali, Italy
Giovanna Trillini, Italy
Even with Carlescu, Romanians didn't qualify for team final
Gymnastics
Women's Individual All-Around
Svetlana Khorkina, Russia
Viktoria Karpenko, Ukraine
Simona Amanar, Romania
Khorkina once dated men's all-around favorite Ivan Ivankov
Judo
Men's Half-Heavyweight (100kg)
Kosei Inoue, Japan
Stephane Traineau, France
Jang Sung Ho, South Korea
Yuri Styopkin, Russia
Defending world champ Inoue, 22, could become one of best ever
Women's Half-Heavyweight (78kg)
Noriko Anno, Japan
Tang Lin, China
Uta Kühnen, Germany
Celine Lebrun, France
Tang was last-minute sub for Asian champ Yin Yufeng
Rowing
Women's pairs without cox
Damian & Ignat, Romania
Luke & Robinson, Canada
Kraft & Ryan, U.S.
Theresa Luke and Emma Robinson are also in eights
Shooting
Men's 10m Running Target
Manfred Kurzer, Germany
Yang Ling, China
Jozsef Sike, Hungary
A boring bull's-eye target has replaced reproduction of wild boar
Women's 25m Sport Pistol
Tao Luna, China
Nino Salukvadze, Georgia
Cai Yeqing, China
Cai is the current world champ, Tao the world cup winner
Swimming
Men's 200-meter backstroke
Lenny Krayzelburg, U.S.
Aaron Peirsol, U.S.
Gordan Kozulj, Croatia
The 17-year-old Peirsol is Krayzelburg's heir apparent
Men's 200-meter Individual Relay
Yana Klochkova, Ukraine
Beatrice Coada-Caslaru, Romania
Elli Overton, Australia
Czene smoked the field in Atlanta -- from lane 1
Women's 100-meter Freestyle
Therese Alshammar, Sweden
Jenny Thompson, U.S.
Inge de Bruijn, the Netherlands
Six of history's eight fastest could face off in thrilling final
Women's 200-meter Breaststroke
Kristy Kowal, U.S.
Masami Tanaka, Japan
Agnes Kovacs, Hungary
World 100 breaststroke champ Kowal, a.k.a. the Georgia Peach, missed team by .01 in that event
Track and Field
Men's 20km Walk
Roman Rasskazov, Russia
Vladimir Andreyev, Russia
Jefferson Pérez, Ecuador
Pérez, the '96 Olympic champion, works out at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif.
Weightlifting
Women's 75+ kg (165+ lbs.)
Ding Meiyuan, China
Agata Wrobel, Poland
Cheryl Haworth, U.S.
The 17-year-old Haworth lifts as much as 50,000 total pounds in a daily workout

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