DON'T MISS THE ACTION: For a complete rundown of all the day's events in Rio, visit the streaming schedule page for NBCOlympics.com. Watch every event of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games live there, on the NBC Sports App and connected set-top boxes. You can also catch the highlights in primetime on NBC.
Here are our 6 to Watch on Day 11:
SIMONE BILES TRIES AGAIN FOR 4th GOLD
Simone Biles wins 4th gold in floor exercise. Aly Raisman wins silver
USAIN BOLT CONTINUES ‘THREE FOR THREE’ QUEST
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After proving he’s still the world’s fastest by taking gold in the men’s 100 meter, Usain Bolt continues his pursuit to win gold in three events across three Olympic games as he participates in a 200 meter heat.
If Bolt advances as expected, he’ll run in the semifinals and finals on Wednesday night.
HOW TO SEE IT: Track and field coverage begins at 8:30 a.m. ET. Bolt’s heat is scheduled for 10:50 a.m. ET. Watch Bolt race on your phone, tablet or computer, or on NBC’s daytime coverage.
TEAM USA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FACES JAPAN IN QUARTERFINAL MATCH
After trouncing China 105-62 to close out pool play, Team USA enters the knockout round against fourth-seeded Japan.
With its victory on Sunday, the U.S. has won 46 straight games in Olympic play and moves to 62-3 all-time. The Americans' last loss was in 1992. The U.S. has score more than 100 points in four of its five games.
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch live coverage of Team USA live online at 5:45 p.m ET on your phone, tablet or computer, or on NBC Sports Network.
KERRI WALSH JENNINGS AND APRIL ROSS FACE BRAZIL IN VOLLEYBALL SEMIS
Defending gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings and her partner April Ross defeated Australia’s Taliqua Clancy and Louise Bawden in straight sets Sunday to move one step closer to the gold medal match. But first they’ll face hometown Brazilians Agatha (Ed note: she only goes by that name like Adele) and partner Barbara Seixas de Freitas.
The match will not be an easy one for the U.S. pair. Walsh Jennings and Ross entered the Olympics ranked No. 3 in the world by FIVB. Agatha and Barbara entered as the No. 2 team. Plus, the Brazilian team will have the crowd on its side.
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch live coverage of the U.S.-Brazil match online or on NBC Sports Network at 11 p.m. ET
NEW JERSEY NATIVE SHAKUR STEVENSON STEPS BACK IN THE RING
Nineteen-year-old Newark, N.J., native Shakur Stevenson cruised to a unanimous decision in his first Olympic bout against Brazillian fighter Robenilson de Jesus. Now, he’ll look to clinch a medal in the quarterfinal bantamweight match against Tsendbaatar Erdenebat from Mongolia.
If Stevenson wins, he’ll advance to the semifinals and be guaranteed at least bronze. In boxing, there is no third-place match — both semifinal losers win a bronze medal.
The U.S. only qualified in six of 10 weight divisions for the Olympic Games and has not produced a men’s Olympic champion since 2004.
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch Stevenson’s bout live online at 10 a.m. ET.
CHRISTIAN TAYLOR ATTEMPTS TO DEFEND HIS OLYMPIC TRIPLE JUMP GOLD MEDAL
American Christian Taylor proved he was the best triple-jumper in the world by winning the event at the London Olympics and the 2015 World Championships. Then he developed pain in his left knee, and knew if he wanted to keep winning, he needed to make a change. So he switched his lead jumping leg, an adjustment he compared to shooting a basketball lay-up with a different hand.
Can he still hit that layup? The Georgia native will try to defend his Olympic title and win another gold medal.
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch live coverage of the track and field events online beginning at 8:30 a.m. ET, or watch the triple jump finals on NBC Sports Network’s morning broadcast.
SWEDISH WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAM DEFEATS BRAZIL IN SEMIFINAL
Sweden’s women’s soccer team made it two shootout victories in a row, beating hosts Brazil 4-3 after knocking out the U.S. In penalties. Swede Lisa Dahlkvist, whose penalty kick eliminated Brazil, told the AP she pretended the cheering crowd was on her side.