SILVER - Boxing: GB's Joyce beaten by France's Yoka in super heavyweight final
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Men's super-heavyweight final
It's silver for Joe Joyce, continuing Great Britain's success in super-heavyweight boxing.
In the end, it's 27 golds for GB, 23 silvers and 17 bronze.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Image source, PA"In the red corner..."
Tiny Yoka punches the air when the decision is announced.
The world champion becomes the Olympic champion.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Here's the decision...
Men's super-heavyweight final
All over. Joyce raises his arms, but Yoka is the man nodding and smiling. It looks like gold for France.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Thirty seconds. It looks like silver for Joyce unless he can do something remarkable. Incredible atmosphere...
Men's super heavyweight final
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
Joe has to show real British bulldog spirit.
He is going for it.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Yoka give an Ali shuffle, mocking Joyce. The Briton still gets an uppercut in. Final minute...
Men's super heavyweight final
Steve Bunce
BBC Sport boxing pundit speaking on Radio 5 live
Image source, ReutersIt’s all Joe Joyce but the judges like the occasional jab, they’re not liking the relentless body-punching from the south Londoner.
Men's super heavyweight final
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
The judges have obviously preferred those single shots from Yoka.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Did I hear some boos in the arena at those scorecards? Yoka is looking better, covering up and throwing some jabs.
Men's super heavyweight final
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
It was a good round from Joyce.
Yoka came back with some single shots but Joe is setting a fantastic pace.
Yoka is very fortunate indeed.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Across the board to Yoka. Joyce will probably need a stoppage in the final round.
Men's super-heavyweight final
End of round two. I won't try to call it. The judges probably think the referee won it.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Another to the red torso from Joyce, causing Yoka to hang on. Still the Frenchman dances, Joyce's luminous feet march on.
Men's super heavyweight final
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
It is all Joyce throwing the shots and setting the tempo.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Yoka dances, getting the space he needs. Joyce needs to stay close...
Men's super-heavyweight final
It might be a good idea for Joyce to take the judges out of the equation. They are about as reliable as a watch bought from Del Trotter. More body shots early in round two.
Men's super heavyweight final
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
For a good two or two and a half minutes it was Joe Joyce on the front foot. It was an excellent start. The tactics were spot on.
Yoka came back towards the end.
Men's super-heavyweight final
Unbelievable. Two of the judges give it to Yoka, the other to Joyce.
Men's super heavyweight final
Richie Woodhall
Former world champion on BBC TV
We know Yoka can tough it out, he is a tough kid.