Really?

Remember, we've got British interest in the men's time trail and men's 3m synchro diving coming up...

First to 10 for a place in the semis.

It's on serve at the moment - the first six points shared.

Russell Fuller
Tennis commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Andy Murray and Joe Salisbury were playing comfortably, very much in command of Ivan Dogic and Marian Cilic.

All credit to the Croats, they came storming back.

10 point tie-breaker will determine which of these pairs plays in a semi-final

Steve Bunce
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ben Whittaker is a fascinating character because he's pretty flashy.

He's breezing it - he was fighting the fourth seed - an Egyptian who's 33 but looks far more ancient

He's boxing beautifully and sensibly - boxing the kids ears off

If he can keep this form going then he could be in serious contention for a medal.

Impressive from GB's Ben Whittaker, who outclasses Egypt's Abdelrahman Salah, winning via unanimous decision.

He's into the last eight and will box again on Friday.

In fact, that tie-break has been wrapped up in double-quick time. Cilic and Dogic take it 7-2.

Murray and Salisbury are going to have to do it in the championship tie-break if they are to move into the last four.

Andy Murray and Joe Salisbury are into a second-set tie-break against Croatian pair Ivan Dogic and Marin Cilic.

The Britons took the first set, but are 4-2 down in the breaker.

Remember, the winners of this match advance to the semi-finals.

A quick scan around the BBC office in Salford has had a sighting of Goldie Sayers in a Cambridge supermarket and Tom Daley ordering a drink in a cafe.

"I've played golf with Steve Redgrave" was the most blatant example of name-dropping we've had.

Now then, Mike, does the shared surname suggest you're a relation of Great Britain's Olympic gold medalist?

Anyway, it's got us thinking of times we have encountered Olympians in everyday, mundane circumstances.

I once saw Max Whitlock in the lobby of a Premier Inn...

Mike Richards: I’ve had four cups of coffee, two glasses of champagne and a slice of cake. Strangest start to the day ever. Matt Richards you absolute legend! So proud matey. Huge congratulations to you and the team.

Anyway, how the devil are you?

Are you awake at this time because you have to be, or because you can't get enough of the 'Lympics?

Do get in touch, otherwise I get lonely. Text 81111 (standard rates apply, Uk only), or tweet using the hashtag #bbcolympics.

The individual dressage kicks off at 09:30 BST but will run for most of the morning. Dujardin and Gio are the second-last to go.

We have, however, already had the 'horse inspection'.

"Yep. Still just a horse."

"What about the chances of more gold?" I hear you both ask.

Maybe from Geraint Thomas in the men's time trial? Or Jack Laugher and Dan Goodfellow in the men's 3m synchro?

Or Charlotte Dujardin and Gio in the individual dressage? Dujardin, remember, is bidding to become the first British woman to win gold at three separate Olympics.

Karen Pickering
Swimming & diving expert on BBC Radio 5 live

It was extraordinary.

On paper we knew it was possible after the trials in May but sometimes what's on paper and what's predicted, can be a completely different outcome.

Matt Richards, I was so impressed with him and how well he swam. He has experience beyond his years.

Morning.

If you're just waking up, get your chops around this...

Right, time for me to head off for some brekkie.

So I shall leave you in the expert hands of Stephan Shemilt to guide you through the rest of day five.

See you all soon.