Loved watching her fight today and was made up when she won our first ever TKD Gold at an Olympics. I did TKD myself a few years ago and got as far as Blue Belt which adds a little extra interest for me.

No need you're already here.

I agree with the dressage being hard, and respect what they did to get gold, But when i think of Olympics i think of people training really hard, Putting in hours at gyms, pools ect.. pushing there bodies to the max and using that not on a horse? If your know what i mean by that...

Not a dig at what they did, There very clever and whats not.

We won 3 in 2004 Kelly Holmes x2 and a relay gold.

I was very sceptical in the build up, especially the torch relay. But 2 weeks ago I sat down ready for the disappointment of the opening show and was absolutely blown away.

It has been an AMAZING two weeks and i've loved every moment of it. I can't believe there's only three days left

Could be a very emotional night - Sarah Stevenson from Doncaster going for gold in taekwondo. She lost both parents to terminal illness in the last year.

Olympics have been fantastic, loved and watched every minute of it. Our athletes have performed astonishingly well and the british public have helped to make the event a massive success. Some of the performances from TeamGB have been amazing, especially the unexpected ones.

Would love to see Sarah Stevenson and Tom Daly get medals, both had it tough with losing parents.

I don't think anyone's questioned the commitment that goes into becoming an olympian, just because people have worked hard at and it takes skill doesn't mean we have to enjoy watching it, certain sports simply do not lend themselves to being good spectator sports.

Just because your enjoying everything doesn't mean everyone else has to, nor does it mean they respect the sports any less, lighten up ffs.

Absolutely loved these Olympics - had little interest in it up until the Opening Ceremony but since then - WOW!

The dedication, hard work and passion they have for their individual events is inspiring.

Apart from the men's football - who merely treated it as a pre season warm up

No , there are 3 days left in the Olympics

then 19 days from today the paralympics start

I believe they are one and the same, they should combine the Able and EAD sports in one long programme.

Sadly, Sarah Stevenson's hopes of gold are over but she could still get a bronze.

Watching the fight and listening to her interviews I get the impression that her heart's not really in it. Which is totally understandable given what she's been through.