NBC Olympics 2012 Live Stream: How to Watch Gabby Douglas Go for More Gold
Gabby Douglas isn't done yet. Her quest for more success continues on Monday as she looks to represent her country on the uneven bars in a golden way. She's already won gold in the individual all-around and team competition.
But if Douglas attains three gold medals in this Olympics, she will have further secured her place as one of the greatest gymnasts in American history. She will not be the favorite in this event, which is why a medal of any kind—especially a gold—would add so much to her already amazing Olympic performance.
She has continuously risen to the occasion, but the competition will be stiff. Aliya Mustafina and Viktoria Komova of Russia had better performances on the bars in the all-around.
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They tallied a a 16.100 and 15.966, respectively, and Douglas was at 15.733. But this could come down to composure, and the Russian standouts have lacked in that area. As the opportunities for gold medals fade away, the pressure gets more intense.
My prediction is a bronze for Douglas in this event, but you never know what can happen.
If you've followed the gymnastics portion of the Olympics you know, all it takes is one small slip-up to allow a competitor to pass you. Douglas may need that to happen to a competitor to climb to one of the top two podium spots.
Gymnastics isn't the only sport on the schedule, of course. Track and field has a huge day as they will hand out five more gold medals on Monday.
American Lolo Jones will take the track and get her quest for an Olympic medal underway.
Here's the link you to watch all of the Olympic action via live stream: NBC Olympics. Coverage begins at 3 am ET and concludes at 6 pm ET.
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