>> we talked about how difficult it was going to be for sharapova with this wind, because her service motion, it's longer, it's lopier than serena's and the toss a lot higher. that has to feel so good to, finally get an error from your opponent. serena has made five unforced errors in this match only. 18 winners compared to sharapova four winners and five unforced

errors. >> it's going to take this kind of ball striking for sharapova to even get her teeth into this second set. >> one of the great two-handers in the game, but today it has not been able to be shown.

>> after 45 minutes, sharapova with another game point. a hold point. she got it. she holds for the first time. >> cannot believe we didn't get even the slightest of smiles from sharapova. that just shows you how focused she still is on this match. quite incredible. had to fight tooth and nail just

to get a game on her own serve. >> service dominance from williams. >> when serena has the confidence in her first serve, she will go for second serves

like that. we'll see tomorrow the gold medal match between federer and murray, this place is going to be crazy tomorrow. >> 9:00 a.m. eastern on nbc. >> but the dominance, even with the second serve, it's so easy. she can generate pace with truly the most special service motions. everything flows so easily from the racket. >> maria sharapova beat maria kirilenko, a fellow russian to get to this match. earlier today, kirilenko robbed of the bronze medal. nice effort from victoria azarenka, the world's number one from belarus.

>> sharapova hoping that one didn't land long. >> that just illustrates everything about today. sharapova hits without question her best return of the day and it still comes back on the line for serena. that's when you can see it on her face, she's just like really? really? safe to say i think chelsea is going to have a couple of drinks after this one. >> sharapova was on her show, is that how they got to be friends? >> yes. and she texted her before her first round and said hey, i'm coming. maria said, it's not that easy to get tickets to the ploirks b -- olympics, but i can see what i can do. managed to get her in the

players box, and she's been an ever present presence for sharapova. this is like when you go out to be a codian, and every joke, nobody laughs. that's how sharapova's feeling right now. >> a rare deuce game on serena's serve. second double fault for serena. >> i just love her facial expressions.

>> opportunity to get broken for second time in the tournament. >> and that's a message. even when i played. when someone hit a let, i would try to rip the return back. not that i ever ripped anything. just to send a message. >> i'm still here. and that's another message.

as emphatic as any. >> and i don't care how dominant you are in a match, how dominant you've been in the tournament, serena williams is nervous right now. her nerves will be -- you can see it. that reaction shows you i don't need to talk. that's what emotions are all about. she hides it well. every now and again, you see it. >> sharapova is starting to read the serve a little bit better as well, and that makes a big difference. sharapova so tall. only her second break point of the match. but she's so tall that her reach is quite incredible.

>> it's not like that was a terrible return. >> speechless. it doesn't happen often. but i just watch this and i think it's incredible how easy she can hit winners. >> maria's smart enough to know that these opportunities only are going to come around every so often. when she makes an error like

this, she knows how quickly this match could be over. >> this was a game for her. this was a game. two looks at break point. and there it goes. so instead of being back on serve, serena just two games from gold. the games of the xxx olympiad on nbc are brought to you by -- i'm playing arby's snap and rock. and i literally can't lose. i snap a picture of my cup, i text it, and i win. every day. free food, free music downloads --

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competitive. they went away. >> the serving hasn't been that bad. it's only her fourth double, and considering the barrage of returns that are coming out at her, i'm surprised it hasn't been more. but the first serve percentage, that's the thing that's really hurt her today. she's only winning the point 13% of the time when she has to do what she has to do right now and hit a second serve. that's not good numbers.

>> well, this has happened before. she's lost 6-1, 6-1 previously to serena in another match. has lost heavily the last couple of times. the sharapova box is thinking yeah, i think we might be looking at taking the silver home today. >> capacity crowd is just begging for more tennis.

>> wow. this is one rushed russian. and for the american serena williams, she's won two golds before. that was in doubles. big sister venus. they did it in sydney. you could see what it meant to them to carry that flag. and then they did it again in china. and there's a very, very good chance that they're going to do it again here in london. in the semis, and that match will be played later today.

>> there's a list. since 1988, it became a medal sport again. graf and capriati. the american lindsay davenport took it in atlanta. >> that's a great list, isn't it? shows you the importance of what tennis is to the olympics and to the players. becoming, i think, more and more important every single olympic games that it's played. >> and that it's being held at is greatest address in tennis. has added so much more luster to this.

>> this is where the greats step up to the line, continue to do the same things, the same motion. not rush. >> match one hour old and it's almost over. . >> oh. >> can we discuss body language for just a fraction of a moment? >> talk about throwing the kitchen sink. maria threw every good shot she

could to win this point, and it just kept coming back. serena's like not today, baby.

>> serena has done everything possible in her career. all the grand slams, held every record. and now for the first time, gold in singles. >> the gold medal goes to serena williams. it was comprehensive. it was all-consuming. and it only took a little over one hour for her to win her first singles gold. >> mary, she just wants what big

sister already has. >> she says that a lot. she joins her sister venus as a singles gold medal champion. >> i have seen some of the greats. serena has just definitely imprinted herself as one of the greats. >> i'm not sure i've ever seen that from serena williams.

>> that is a happy camp. >> she has made a remarkable statement. in her 31st year, serena williams proving today as she has proved all summer that there's still plenty of great tennis left in her. justin is waiting to talk to the gold medalist. >> serena, congratulations. you've accomplished so much. where does this rank in your list of accomplishments? >> oh, my god, i don't know. i didn't expect this. i can't even -- oh, my gosh. i have a gold medal in singles! i never thought. oh, my gosh. okay, i can't. wow. >> why does playing against maria sharapova bring out some of your best tennis? >> i don't know, i don't know. i don't think it's her. i just think today i played

well. you know, she fought so hard. and i love that about her. oh, my gosh. i got the gold. wow! >> you've only lost 17 games in the singles part of this tournament. when you play like that, is there a sense of invinceability? >> no, i don't feel anything invincible. i love you too! i love you guys. i don't know. i just feel good. like about my game. i practiced so hard, so hard. and it was time. >> how is it different playing for yourself and representing your country? >> it's just different. you play for yourself, it's awesome. winning wimbledon is i think the best feeling in the world. now win the gold medal, i didn't think it could get better than winning wimbledon. you see how happy i am. i just don't know what to do. >> serena, congratulations. >> thank you. >> mary? >> all right, thanks, justin.

another look at match point. the commentary provided by serena herself. >> so serena williams wins easily her first ever gold in singles. dan patrick, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, mary. with that dominant win, serena williams becomes just the second woman after steffi graf to earn the career golden slam, all four grand slam titles, plus olympic singles gold. you saw what it meant to her. tomorrow, roger federer tries to become the third man to achieve that same feat. he will play in the men's final against great britain's andy murray. that will be live on nbc in all time zones. coming up, women's springboard diving. the americans are in the semis. we'll bring that to you live next. ♪

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it is a packed saturday in olympic park on this saturday afternoon. welcome back. time mow for live women's springboard diving. the semifinal round. here are ted robinson and cynthia potter. >> the women's three meter springboard competition at these games is a three-day event. this is day two semifinals. those are the standings after three rounds. the story today, be in the top 12. those will advance to the finals to be contested here tomorrow. the winner of the olympic trials, cassidy krug, a 27-year-old born and raised in pittsburgh, a graduate of stanford. she survived a about of nerves in the prelims yesterday to

advance. cynthia has been much stronger today. >> yeah, she's been steadier. looks like she's had a chance to get those nerves under control and just do what she does best. >> and this competition, it's survive, and there's no carryover of points, so if you had sub par dives yesterday, as cassidy krug did, there is no effect today. >> cassidy is on a lot better than she was yesterday in the preliminaries. she did not hit this entry. she was having a lot of trouble unfolding out of her dives and going in the water vertically. not today. this dive is, i would say, a point and a half better than she did yesterday. she should receive at least eights on this dive, maybe 8.5. . >> you see the scores. the two high and two low scores are thrown out. those are in red. the surviving scores there, all

agts for krug. now laura sanchez. she's in sixth place. >> laura sanchez was in the finals four years ago. ended up tenth place. and she does a forward three and a half for her fourth round dive out of five. and it requires a tight pipe, folding yourself in half. she doesn't quite make the rotations. she needs more angular momentum or spin on this dive. >> and the scores come in for sanchez. a little bit lower in this round for her. 62 points. now here's a 24-year-old diver from russia, bazhina, whose

mother cynthia potter used to take down in your day. >> every now and then. her mother was olympic champion in 1980. and my cohort megan meyer and myself, we were on the olympic team as well as chris shuttle, that she stole our olympic gold medal. but her daughter is a very fine diver, a reverse two and a half. a beautiful control point. doesn't control the entry. maybe she needs a little bit of that chinese entry magic. >> she's looking to be a bubble diver headed to the final round. she was in 11th plaes. the second american in this competition, her second olympics, christina loukas from chicago. grew up right around wrigley field. she has 27 family and friends, members of her family here. >> and christina is diving

better in this round. there's patty and george loukas, pare parents draped in the american flag. this dive is better because she is finding vertical. i talked about that for so long. find vertical. kenny's okay with that. he's smiling today. >> kenny armstrong, who coached laura wilkinson, coached laura loukas after she came back from a brief break from diving. loukas should be in good shape to advance. here is the veteran heymans. four olympic medals. the first woman to do it in four different games. she's in 13th place right now. her survival in what will be her final olympic games hinges on that dive and one to go. >> i don't think there's a problem for emilie. she went from 18th to 13th in

round three from round two. and now this is going to help her even further. her entries are very good. she has a really good sense of where vertical is. she looks at the water and goes in without a whole lot of splash. >> well, that's going to help heymans' cause greatly. 72 points. a terrific scoring dive. right now, the americans look strong with one round remaining in the women's semis. en skin me, anything can happen. introducing venus & olay, a match made in skin heaven. olay moisture bars release skin conditioners to help lock in moisture and boost your shave. while five blades get venus close. revealing smooth. renewing beauty. and goddess skin begins. only from venus & olay. and goddess skin begins. nobody beats officemax for back-to-school. with great prices on thousands of supplies. that's a big deal!

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her fourth olympic games. she came so close in the synchro springboard. >> right now, she is splitting the chinese. she is in second place in between two diverse from china. and she's diving beautifully. and her father know what is the olympic games is all about. he won five medals in the olympics and he has been to every olympics since, might i say, the '60s. >> you remember watching him when you were young, right? >> i do. i liked his diving as well. >> there's cagnotto's scores. she's in solid shape to advance to tomorrow's final. now the two chinese divers.

this is he zi. leg is wrapped heavily today. was not for the prelims. >> her entries have really improved since round two. did a dive for eight and a halves out of a score of ten in round three. and this entry, once again, she knows how to get through the water, even though i didn't think her toes were point sod beautifully in the air, she doesn't have as good of form as her teammate. >> breaking news. we actually saw a splash from her in the second-round dive. i mean, a real splash. well, the heavy favorite in this event is wu minxia. she could match the all-time record with a fourth gold and match the women's record with a sixth medal. >> oh, what a beautiful entry,

once again. even if she makes the little mistake somewhere in her approach or takeoff, which she does not here. i just can appreciate that flexibility and the beauty with which she goes in the water, the smoothness. she has quite a style. and demonstrates it. >> and there's been nothing but strong scores. 8.5s and 9s in this competition for wu. one round of dives remaining to narrow the field to the finals. the chinese are holding one and two. both american divers appear solid heading to the final round. [ glass shatters ]

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she said last night, i just want to take in the feeling because i thought it might be my last dive at the olympics. >> and she's on the bubble to make the finals.

a pretty good dive! >> that's my favorite family, by the way. they help us identify them. i love that. >> they are all ukked out, and they should be. the 17-year-old doing a dive in the last round of the semifinals to try and put some pressure on the field. she was about six points out of the top 12. she needs some 7.5s or above. >> she said she wanted to remember the moment, so she turned around and looked at it all. it was brilliant. and this is the second great britain diver, it's a little opposite. 27-year-old rebecca gallantree in her second olympics. not likely to advance. >> unlikely because she is in the last spot presently going into this last round.

she's in 18th place. she just did not have a very good semifinals at all. she only received 7s on one dive she did, and this one will not receive 7s. you need to count on 7s and above to make the top 12 in the olympic games in this contest. >> you've heard all about team gb. there it is. gallantree, that score will not get her into the finals. starling, though, is going to have some nerve racking moments because she is on the bubble. this is a second olympic games for dieckow, a 27-year-old from germany.

>> and it's all so close right now to make that 12th spot. and katja has an opportunity to do that also. if she receives over 7.5, she is definitely in there. 7s and 7.5s. >> that's probably going to put her right in the bubble. dieckow is a point behind hannah starling. the 17-year-old that this entire aquatic center is pulling for. ...that sitting in a dorm room with a laptop, they can do anything. they can start movements and organizations and create technology that can grow beyond their wildest dreams. vo: and best buy supports those dreams. which is why they've committed to finding, and helping fund, the next great college innovation.

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from everyone at enterprise, fifty million thanks. . last conversations with christina loukas and her coach ken armstrong. loukas has been there before. she was in the finals in beijing. cassidy krug, the united states diver, in her first olympic games. eight years ago, she was at athens and she was a runner for us. our program is pretty good, isn't it? >> i'll say. >> of course, cassidy is from a diving father. her father julian a longtime diving coach at the university of pittsburgh. her mom is known as the brains of the operation. is also a diving coach. >> coaches the club team and a lot of the younger drivers in

pittsburgh. >> and her coach has challenged her to come up with one good dive to take to tomorrow. >> oh, yes. that was a good takeoff. and rick is such a perfectionist. he knows diving so well. he'll say well, you went just a little bit too far out in the middle of the pool. but she's not in jeopardy in any way, shape, or form of not making the top 12. in fact, she's going to be, i believe, in the top five or six going into the finals. see how fast they go through the water? that's called a swim. >> and for cassidy krug, this is just a relief. none of the nervousness or drama that was in the prelim dives. so here is laura sanchez. seems to be safe as well in seventh place.

>> yes, she has a real good feel for vertical. one of the things -- and i remember writing this down in 2008, that a lot of the u.s. divers had trouble finding vertical and an abundance of splash, and that was keeping them maybe off of the podium at times. and some of that has really been worked on and cleared up. you see a little splash from sanchez. >> all right, laura sanchez in her third olympics. that score is going to put her through to the finals. splash is something that anybody who watches diving, this is the most visible means of assessing the sport, so we put a splashometer. >> this is fun, because as the splash goes up on that meter into the red zone, you know that it's going up pretty high. it doesn't measure the volume, but it goes up high. that was a little bit splash. and hardly any splash by wu and

she's winning the contest. >> here's christina loukas, and that was one of the things christina loukas addressed with her association with kenny armstrong for these olympic games. they did discuss these in the prelims. but she's slimmer. kenny armstrong doesn't believe in weight training. much more yoga, pi la tees. he uses the phrase now that christina looks the part. she's leaner and i think would help on the edges? >> he wants her very streamlined as she goes through the waerkt but with a very strong core, very important in diving. nice. now that is a better entry than christina was performing in the preliminaries. both she and cassidy krug are going to improve in their

scores. because of the better entries that they're hitting in these semifinals. very nice. >> there's the parents, george and patty loukas. they've become well-known because they own mccovey bear lounge outside of wrigley field. emilie haymaneymans, who has eld herself into ninth place. the top 12 advance. >> i would bet on emilie heymans 100% of the time, because she's been around for so long, this is her fourth olympic games. she's won four olympic medals in synchronized diving as well as individual diving. and she just knows how to

compete and has gone from being very, very proficient on the platform to being a terrific springboard diver. >> emilie said she's going to dive maybe one more year, but this is her last olympics. and it looks like she has survived. >> now sharleen stratton. she has been very steady in her second olympics. >> oh yeah, stratton is in. as we see the fans adoringly cheer on the aussies. stratton seventh in this event in 2008, and saw her teammate

matt mitchum win the only gold medal for any other country other than china and he did it on the 10 meter platform. >> stratton should be through. matt mitchum will go head-to-head here next weekend with tom daley and two american hopefuls in the men's platform. this diver has been very impressive. jennifer abel, looks to be a sure bet to advance. >> she is so tremendously athletic. and she has that strong core that kenny armstrong wanted and has actually achieved with christina loukas. you see her way above the springboard. she has the olympic rings tattooed on her right foot. >> just 20 years old, already in her second games and she will

make her first individual final. cagnotto is in third place. >> oh, that's a nice entry. cagnotto has the ability to match the cleanness of the chinese entries. she has beautiful lines. we see the stretch. and the only thing that is a little bit lacking in her diving is sometimes her back arches a bit too much. but look, no splash in the red zone there. >> and that's judged well. 8.5s and 9s. so cagnotto will be a medal contender tomorrow. and now, of course, the two chinese will as well. he zi is so good, she had to

wait. she couldn't make an olympic team until the six-time medalist retired. >> and she needed 8.5s to go ahead of cagnotto and i don't think she's going to get it. you can see coach not all that thrilled with this dive. i want you to watch the entry. just a couple of times she has missed entries. it's not so bad to have to refill the pool, but it's a little splashy. >> still, he is through. but the dive sing so far in the prelims and semis would lead you to believe that wu minxia is going to be the leader overall. pat mccormick, great american diver, won four gold medals all in individual competition.

>> she just goes through the water like silk. it's so beautiful to watch. like i said, good coach. business as usual. >> looks like quicksand sometimes. it just engulfs her. >> it does. it is almost like a vacuum. the splash starts to come up and it goes right down with her. and she received 9.5s -- a couple 9.5s on that dive yesterday. maybe not quite as high today. >> so what wu minxia has accomplished -- none of the scores carryover. everybody zeros out for the finals. but she will be the last diver, having finished first in this

semifinal. and again, all of the expected contenders advance. tania cagnotto. the americans got through without drama. and in the top 12, the unfortunate news for the 17-year-old hannah starling from great britain. she missed by .075 of a point from advancing. but she will have two days and nights of incredible memories. for the americans, cassidy krug in her first olympics, and her teammate christina loukas in her second, will both dive against wu in the springboard finals tomorrow.

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>> i was pretty solid again, just like yesterday. consistent with my dives and overall i'm pretty happy. >> you left yesterday with your coach kenny armstrong wanting you to work on the entries. as you look forward to tomorrow's finals, what will your focus be for tomorrow? >> tomorrow, you know, i'm just going to get after all my dives. i'm not going the hold back at all. it's the finals, so might as well just go big. >> christina, probably easier said than done. how do you do that? how do you let go in an olympic finals? >> you know, sometimes i just hold back a little bit. you know, being aly cautious. but tomorrow's finals, so, you know, just get after everything and be aggressive. >> we'll let christina walk down the line as cassidy krug joins us. looked like you were a little calmer today. describe the difference between yesterday and today. >> i definitely felt better today. it was good to have one contest at the olympics under my belt already. i felt calmer. i felt more confident. i feel like there is even more room for improvement tomorrow. >> a fifth place finish. we'll look forward to seeing you tomorrow. cassidy, congratulations. thank you.

>> thank you. >> the first individual diving medals will be given out tomorrow with the women's 3 meter springboard, two americans in the field of 12. so from the aquatic center, let's with go back to dan patrick. still ahead, we'll have track & field, including the 100 meter dash from this morning's heats. in trampoline, a gold medal is on the line. plus, indoor volleyball. the u.s. men live against russia. and after that 83-point win over nigeria, the u.s. men's basketball team in a little bit of trouble. team usa led lithuania by just six at the end of three quarters. they've started the fourth quarter. that game is live on the nbc sports network. nbc's london olympic coverage will continue after this. when darius started walking, there was no stopping him. he actually would run from us and we always had to catch him.

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