Bronze Backs Credentials of Under-the-Radar Erika Fairweather In her understated manner, Erika Fairweather at the Tokyo Olympics quietly warned not to count her out among a loaded distance field. Then
The World Championships saw some grounbreaking performances, and history being made in artistic swimming. Bill May, 44, became the first American man to win a world team medal, joining the
It was a year of deficit for World Aquatics, but the deficit was much less than the world’s governing body of swimming anticipated. According to an Inside the Games report,
Australia All Day: Dominant Dolphins Announce Intentions on Day One in Fukuoka Imagine an impeccable night of racing for one country: best times race after race, every swimmer managing their
FLASH Leon Marchand Downs Michael Phelps’ 400 IM World Record After months of speculating, hoping and wondering, it happened Sunday night in Fukuoka. Leon Marchand fulfilled his destiny as the
World Championships, Day One Finals: Kyle Chalmers Supplies Anchor Heroics For Aussies In 400 Freestyle Relay There’s a reason relays often save their top guy for the anchor leg, and
World Championships, Day One Finals: Australian Women Obliterate 400 Freestyle Relay World Record Australia in the women’s 400 freestyle relay? That can only mean a dominant performance incoming. Dating back
World Championships, Day One Semifinals: Alex Walsh Qualifies First in 200 IM; McKeown, Shanahan, Franceschi DQed The defending world champion in the women’s 200 IM let off the gas down
World Championships, Day One Semi-Finals: Maxime Grousset Sets Second French 50 Fly Record Of The Day Maxime Grousset set his second national 50 fly record of the day to head
World Championships, Day One Finals: Ariarne Titmus Turns Race of the Century Into World-Record Romp No more waiting. No more buildup. No more here’s-how-it-might-go scenarios. Just racing, and an answer
