U.S. men’s volleyball team defeats Italy to win bronze
The United States beat world champions Italy in straight sets, 25-23 30-28 26-24, in Olympic men’s volleyball Friday to take the bronze medal, their sixth Olympic medal in the sport.
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David Smith of United States, Taylor Averill of United States and Maxwell Holt of United States celebrate after winning the bronze medal.
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Taylor Averill of United States in action.
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Alessandro Michieletto of Italy in action with Matthew Anderson of United States and Taylor Averill of United States.
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Taylor Averill of United States, Micah Christenson of United States, Matthew Anderson of United States, Erik Shoji of United States and Aaron Russell of United States react.
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Aaron Russell of United States, Maxwell Holt of United States and Micah Christenson of United States in action.
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Erik Shoji of United States celebrates with Micah Christenson.
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Alessandro Michieletto of Italy in action with Micah Christenson of United States and Maxwell Holt.
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Gianluca Galassi of Italy in action with Micah Christenson of United States and Maxwell Holt.
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Alessandro Michieletto of Italy in action with Aaron Russell, Maxwell Holt and Micah Christenson.
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Daniele Lavia of Italy in action with Micah Christenson of United States, Maxwell Holt and Aaron Russell.
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Erik Shoji of United States celebrates after winning the bronze medal.
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Erik Shoji of United States reacts.
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Erik Shoji of United States in action.
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Aaron Russell of United States and Micah Ma'a of United States react.
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Daniele Lavia of Italy in action with Micah Christenson of United States and Maxwell Holt.
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Taylor Averill of United States in action.
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Maxwell Holt of United States and Taylor Averill celebrate after winning the bronze medal.
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