Indias Yogeshwar Dutt was beaten 3-0 by two-time world championship bronze medallist Ganzorigiin Mandakhnaran of Mongolia in the mens freestyle 65 kg category round of 32 in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday. Discount Running Shoes . Yogeshwars Olympics campaign ended without him getting the chance to fight for bronze by repechage since Ganzorigiin failed to make the final of the event.Yogeshwar -- who had won the bronze at the 2012 London Olympics in the 60kg category and is the reigning Asian and Commonwealth Games gold-medallist in 65kg -- began on a cautious note in the first period of three minutes. Ganzorigiin attempted to go on the attack, but the Indian wrestler kept him at bay with a strong arm-hold.Yogeshwar was penalised for passivity at the one minute, 28 seconds mark. The rest of the period was seen off by the Mongolian.Yogeshwar tried to start the second period in an aggressive manner. But when he tried to go for a leg lock, Ganzorigiin got the chance to turn defence into attack and lodge his first two-pointer.Yogeshwar kept attacking through the rest of the second period -- especially coming close to pushing his opponent out of bounds with 40 seconds to go -- but Ganzorigiin kept his defence intact till the end of the bout.After the bout against Yogeshwar, Ganzorigiin beat Chinas Katai Yeerlanbieke 3-0 in the round of 16. But in the next bout, the Mongolian wrestler lost to Soslan Ramonov of Russia --- thus depriving Yogeshwar of a chance to go into repechage. Wholesale Running Shoes Fast Shipping .Y. -- Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo had little trouble picking up his first shutout of the season against a Buffalo Sabres team thats having trouble scoring goals. Cheap Running Shoes USA . 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Today it was just me.Elena Delle Donne added 19 points for the Americans in the final tuneup for both teams before they head to Rio for the Olympics that begin next weekend. The Americans won every game on their exhibition tour, starting with a four-point victory over a U.S. select team. They also cruised to wins over Canada and France. The U.S. will make a brief stop in Houston to meet up with the mens team before flying to Rio on TuesdayThis was the first time in a long time that the U.S. played a pre-Olympic tour on home soil.Its been awesome, Taurasi said. To be on this team for this long and it most likely be my last go. The last three games in front of Delaware fans, Connecticut and then the Garden where theres a different feel, different electricity. ... Its given us a lot of confidence going into Rio.The U.S. and Australia are the top two teams in the world and are expected to face off for the gold medal in Rio at the Olympics. The Americans have won the last five Olympic gold medals while Australia has won either the silver or bronze at every one since 1996.Even though we lost we got a lot of confidence out of this game, Australia coach Brendan Joyce said. We have a bit of a rougher road to a potential rematch with them for a gold medal in Rio.The Australians got off to a strong start hitting six of their first 10 shots, including three 3-pointers to build a 17-11 advanntage early on. Authentic Running Shoes Sale. But just as they normally do, the depth on the U.S. team wore down the Opals.Delle Donne rallied the Americans scoring 11 points in the first quarter, hitting all four of her shots.The U.S. scored the first 13 points of the second quarter, including eight by Angel McCoughtry, to build the advantage to 41-25 that capped off a 30-8 burst.Australia wouldnt go away. Penny Taylor, who told the AP over the weekend that she was retiring after the WNBA season ends, and Leilani Mitchell got the Opals to 54-48 at the half.Taurasi took over in the third quarter. She got hot from the outside, hitting three 3-pointers during that 5-minute span to help the U.S. extend its lead to 77-58 and got the crowd of over 13,000 fans on their feet and chanting U-S-A. Australia, which won its first two games in the exhibition tournament, could never recover.Liz Cambage led Australia with 22 points despite being saddled by foul trouble. Mitchell finished with 18 points for Australia.They are the best team in the world for a reason, said Cambage, who played her first-game ever at MSG. We have some things we need to work on.The U.S. honored former Olympians Teresa Edwards, Lisa Leslie, Dawn Staley, Gail Marquis and Juliene Simpson. The national team stayed for the ceremony cheering on the former greats. Marquis and Simpson were on the 1976 team and Edwards, Leslie and Staley helped get this run of five straight gold medals started. After the former greats were introduced to the crowd, the current team ran over and hugged and high-fived them.The Americans have won 41 consecutive Olympic contests with the last loss coming in the 1992 semifinals. They also have never lost to Australia, going 19-0 in exhibition games, world championship contests and the Olympics.---Follow Doug on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/dougfeinberg ;