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What to watch: Olympics Day 5 American fencer Mariel Zagunis looks to win her third straight gold in sabre and Beijing champ Kristin Armstrong looks to defend her time trials title against Evelyn Stevens. Here’s what were watching on Day 5. Mens Gymnastics All-around Kohei Uchimura is the man to beat after taking silver in Beijing four years ago. Americans John Orozco and Danell Leyva could fill the other two spots on the podium if they dont fall apart like the men did at team finals Monday. They walked in as favorites and left in disappointing fashion, finishing fifth to the Chinese. Womens Fencing: Individual Sabre American flagbearer Mariel Zagunis goes for the three-peat in womens individual sabre. After winning improbable back-to-back golds she walks into London the favorite over Ukrainian Olga Kharlan and Russian Sophia Velikaia. Zagunis has quickly become the face of a sport few paid attention to prior to her success. Road Cycling: Womens and Men’s Time Trial American Kristin Armstrong looks to defend her Beijing gold in the time trial, but will get stiff competition from compatriot upstart Evelyn Stevens. On the mens side, Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins and fellow Brit Mark Cavendish look to rebound from a disappointing finish in the road race. Mens 3m Springboard Synchro Diving Beijing gold medalist Qin Kai and new partner Luo Yutong are almost assured gold, but the American odd couple of 19-year-old Kristian Ipsen and 32-year-old veteran Troy Dumais could …
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