Neil Adams

You think Teddy Renner has been there a long time. He's got another guy here in the final of the Paris tournament. He's got 18,000 people watching him. They're all on Teddy Renner's side. They want him to win. And the Korean's out there on his own with his coach.

You think Teddy Renner has been there a long time. He's got another guy here in the final of the Paris tournament. He's got 18,000 people watching him. They're all on Teddy Renner's side. They want him to win. And the Korean's out there on his own with his coach.

You think Teddy Renner has been there a long time. He's got another guy here in the final of the Paris tournament. He's got 18,000 people watching him. They're all on Teddy Renner's side. They want him to win. And the Korean's out there on his own with his coach.

Amazing pressure. You know, we interviewed him after this and he said, I've got pressure. You know, people go, well, is he going to do it at the Olympic Games? Can I do it in Paris? He wanted to go to Paris. I mean, really? I mean, the last Olympic Games should have been it, shouldn't it? Should have been the final one. But he's gone, no, I've got to do another four years.

Amazing pressure. You know, we interviewed him after this and he said, I've got pressure. You know, people go, well, is he going to do it at the Olympic Games? Can I do it in Paris? He wanted to go to Paris. I mean, really? I mean, the last Olympic Games should have been it, shouldn't it? Should have been the final one. But he's gone, no, I've got to do another four years.

Amazing pressure. You know, we interviewed him after this and he said, I've got pressure. You know, people go, well, is he going to do it at the Olympic Games? Can I do it in Paris? He wanted to go to Paris. I mean, really? I mean, the last Olympic Games should have been it, shouldn't it? Should have been the final one. But he's gone, no, I've got to do another four years.

Two penalties are on the board already for the Korean. That Korean is really having a great go.

Two penalties are on the board already for the Korean. That Korean is really having a great go.

Two penalties are on the board already for the Korean. That Korean is really having a great go.

He's really going after it. You know, it's an amazing effort there from the Korean. And he's getting some last-minute information. I don't know if you've ever seen his coach stood next to him like that, but it's amazing. He's 6'6", and he's about 4'6". He's a real pitch.

He's really going after it. You know, it's an amazing effort there from the Korean. And he's getting some last-minute information. I don't know if you've ever seen his coach stood next to him like that, but it's amazing. He's 6'6", and he's about 4'6". He's a real pitch.

He's really going after it. You know, it's an amazing effort there from the Korean. And he's getting some last-minute information. I don't know if you've ever seen his coach stood next to him like that, but it's amazing. He's 6'6", and he's about 4'6". He's a real pitch.

So golden score. How does golden score work?

So golden score. How does golden score work?

So golden score. How does golden score work?

So the golden score. So if it goes without any point on the board from a throw or a hold down or arm lock strangle, then it goes into golden score. So two Shidos on the board apiece. One more mistake now and it's going to be all over.

So the golden score. So if it goes without any point on the board from a throw or a hold down or arm lock strangle, then it goes into golden score. So two Shidos on the board apiece. One more mistake now and it's going to be all over.

So the golden score. So if it goes without any point on the board from a throw or a hold down or arm lock strangle, then it goes into golden score. So two Shidos on the board apiece. One more mistake now and it's going to be all over.

And that's it. Teddy Renner just manages to turn it. On the Korean. And that went really against the run of play, didn't it?

And that's it. Teddy Renner just manages to turn it. On the Korean. And that went really against the run of play, didn't it?