The 13 Olympic medal finals you should watch Tuesday


Hundreds of Olympic medals will be handed out in Rio de Janeiro, but you can't realistically watch every single event. Each day we'll narrow down the Olympic schedule for you and provide a guide to what you should be watching from Rio.
Note that not every sport will be broadcast live on television - especially if you live on the West Coast, where most broadcasts will be delayed - but you can stream all of the event finals as they happen on NBCOlympics.com or by using the NBC Sports app. Simply click on the link provided to go directly to the stream for each sport.
Why the bronze medal match? China is the heavy favorite to win gold in the final (at 6:30 p.m. against Germany), and it wouldn't be a surprise to see a 3-0 sweep. For Olympic drama, the third-place match is a better bet.
