Turn your computer into a TV and watch the 2 x 1 hour Modern Pentathlon Magazine TV show from the the 4th World Cup of the 2012 Olympic year in Rostov, Hungary.

The President of MP Federation of Russia Vjacheslav Aminov was impressed with the organization of the World Cup 4 in Rostov on the Don which took place 18-23 April 2012.

It may seem strange for a sport celebrating its centenery in the Olympics to call itself modern. But Modern Pentathlon's attitude to change demonstrates that this is a sport where modernity remains in mode.

19-year-old Ilya Shugarov (RUS) has given the Rostov crowd a home victory to celebrate in the Men's Final of Modern Pentathlon World Cup #4.

Ilya Shugarov goes into the combined event with a 13 second lead and a great chance of winning his first senior title in Rostov.

Jamie Cooke (GBR) has returned to winning form in the swimming after losing out to Remisgues Golis last week. Local hero Andrei Moiseev is 3rd after two events.

19-year-old Ilya Shugarov (RUS) has taken an early lead in the Men's Final in Rostov with an imperious victory in the fencing.

Anastaysia Prokopenko broke the shooting world record with an impressive 8.74 in her 2nd shoot which was the key to her winning gold. She was not able to back this up under the pressure at her last shoot taking over double the time in a time of 20.07 seconds but it was enough for victory.

Check out all the full shooting statistics from the Women's World Cup Final qualification in Rostov, Russia below.

Andrei Moiseev will be cheered on by a crowd of thousands as he goes for Gold in World Cup #4 in his home city of Rostov, Russia.

Anastasiya Prokopenko (BLR) has won a stunning victory in World Cup #4, overhauling Britain's Samantha Murray in the combined event.