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Men’s 100 Fly
Li Zhuhao of China soared to the top of the world rankings in the 100 fly, leading the men’s race from start to finish. The young Chinaman touched in a final time of 51.34 to be the first athlete beneath the 52-second mark in 2017.
Japan’s Daiya Seto grabbed second overall with a time of 52.43, followed by a tie between Race Pace’s Michael Andrew and Seth Stubblefield. The two Americans delivered matching times of 53.95 for third.
Duncan Scott of Great Britain posted a close 53.99 for fifth, while Tim Phillips picked up sixth overall with a 54.63.
Andrew Abruzzo completed the scorers with a 54.83 finish for seventh.
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Miss Brien, Do you know any history? the young Chinaman? It is racist statement, swimmingworldmagazine allows you to disrespect Chinese swimmer?
Never call Chinese “Chinaman”, which is like N-word to African-American.