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The Doha World Cup is the first stop of the 2017 FINA\/airweave Swimming World Cup second cluster. It will feature all the usual athletes claiming multiple spots in the finals.<\/p>\n

While many of the top swimmers got to sit out on some of their prelim swims, the races to watch include the men’s 400 free, 200 butterfly and 50 butterfly and the women’s 50 backstroke and 50 freestyle.<\/p>\n

The former will feature the classic Chad Le Clos<\/strong>–Tom Shields<\/strong> battle, and we will see Poland’s\u00a0Wojciech Wojdak<\/strong>\u00a0attempt to track down Italy’s Gabriele Detti<\/strong> in the 400. On the women’s side, Katinka Hosszu<\/strong> and Emily Seebohm<\/strong> have matching line-ups, as do Sarah Sjostrom<\/strong> and Ranomi Kromowidjojo<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Doha World Cup Order of Events:<\/h2>\n

\u2022 100m Freestyle Men
\n\u2022 200m Freestyle Women
\n\u2022 50m Breaststroke Men
\n\u2022 100m Breaststroke Women
\n\u2022 100m Butterfly Women
\n\u2022 100m Backstroke Men
\n\u2022 50m Backstroke Women
\n\u2022 200m Butterfly Men
\n\u2022 200m IM Women
\n\u2022 400m Freestyle Men
\n\u2022 50m Freestyle Women
\n\u2022 200m Breaststroke Men
\n\u2022 100m IM Men
\n\u2022 200m Backstroke Women
\n\u2022 50 m Butterfly Men
\n\u2022 4 x 50 m Medley Mixed
\n\u2022 800m Freestyle Women
\n\u2022 400m IM Men<\/p>\n

Men’s 100 Free<\/h2>\n

Russia\u2019s Vladimir Morozov<\/strong> kept his World Cup momentum going in the meet\u2019s opening event, taking the top seed in 47.46. He was the only swimmer out under 23 as well as the only one to dip under the 48-second barrier. Netherlands\u2019 Kyle Stolk<\/strong> (48.60) led a trio of 48s as he was followed by South African duo Douglas Erasmus<\/strong> (48.64) and Leith Shankland<\/strong> (48.79). Germany\u2019s Damian Wierling<\/strong> was next, off a solid Hong Kong performance, in 49.09. Paraguay\u2019s Benjamin Hockin<\/strong> took sixth in 49.13 while Stolk\u2019s countryman Thom De Boer<\/strong> was seventh in 49.92. Singapore\u2019s Darren Chua<\/strong> will round out the hear after finishing eighth in 50.24.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 200 Free<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Sarah Sjostrom<\/strong> cruised to the top seed in the 200 free in 1:56.75, just a bit slower than her prelims swim in Hong Kong. This time around, she was out 56.53 instead of 55.57, likely showing her strategy to back for her finals swims at this second meet of the cluster. Netherlands continued their strong showing this morning as Femke Heemskerk<\/strong> took the second position in 1:58.38. China then had a trio of swimmers take the next spots in Li Bingjie<\/strong> (1:59.17), Shen Duo (1:59.24) and Chen Yuxi<\/strong> (2:00.58). Austria\u2019s Lisa Zaiser<\/strong> (2:00.61), Azerbaijan\u2019s Fatima Alkaramova<\/strong> (2:02.95) and Hungary\u2019s Boglarka Kapas<\/strong> (2:03.30) placed sixth through eighth.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 50 Breast<\/strong><\/h2>\n

South Africa\u2019s Cameron van der Burgh<\/strong> blasted a big 25.76 prelims swim in the 50 breast. Not only is this faster than his morning swim Hong Kong, but it is also better than his night swim by four one-hundredths. The swim is about two-tenths off his world-leading time this year from the first World Cup cluster. Russia had a pair of swimmers make the final as Kirill Prigoda<\/strong> was second in 26.41 and Ilya Khomenko<\/strong> was seventh in 27.23. Belarus\u2019 Ilya Shymanovich<\/strong> was close behind for third in 26.46 and was followed by Paraguay\u2019s Renato Prono<\/strong> (26.71) and Netherlands\u2019 Arno Kamminga<\/strong> (26.98). China\u2019s Sun Jiajun<\/strong> (27.09) and Li Xiang<\/strong> (27.31) will also compete in the final.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 100 Breast<\/strong><\/h2>\n

World Record holder Alia Atkinson<\/strong> of Jamaica will headline tonight\u2019s 100 breaststroke, as only nine women entered the event. Other competitors include: Denmark\u2019s Rikke Pedersen<\/strong>, Austria\u2019s Lena Kreundl<\/strong>, South Africa\u2019s Paige Brombacher<\/strong>, Slovakia\u2019s Miroslava Zaborska<\/strong> and Nikoleta Trinkova<\/strong>, CLB\u2019s Michelle Chu<\/strong> and Pia Hampel<\/strong> and Lebanon\u2019s Rebecca Najem Mezher<\/strong>. It took a 1:04.09 from Atkinson to win in Hong Kong, and a 1:05.65 to make the podium.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 100 Fly<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Led by Sjostrom, the women\u2019s 100 fly followed suit. It is unlikely that she will face any challengers in this event \u2013 it took a 57.78 to medal in Hong Kong. Netherlands\u2019 Ranomi Kromowidjojo<\/strong>, China\u2019s Zhang Yufei<\/strong>, Hong Kong\u2019s Kin Lok Chan<\/strong>, Germany\u2019s Lisa Hopink<\/strong> and Alezandra Wenk<\/strong>, Slovakia\u2019s Tamara Potocka<\/strong>, Lebanon\u2019s Hiba Doueihy<\/strong> and South Africa\u2019s Jeanri Buys<\/strong> will also compete in tonight\u2019s final.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 100 Back<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Morozov will be back in another final, this time as the fourth seed in the 100 back after swimming a 53.79 in the prelims. Belarus\u2019 Pavel Sankovich<\/strong> earned top honors in 53.14, and was followed by Hungary\u2019s David Foldhazi<\/strong> (53.42) and Poland\u2019s Radoslaw Kawecki<\/strong> (53.73). Brazil\u2019s Nelson Silva Junior <\/strong>(54.44), Germany\u2019s Christian Diener <\/strong>(54.50), CLB\u2019s Justin Kraatz <\/strong>and South Africa\u2019s Shankland <\/strong>(56.98) will round out the heat.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 50 Back<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The women\u2019s 50 back has shaped up to be one of the races to watch in tonight\u2019s final, as Australia\u2019s Emily Seebohm<\/strong>, the queen of backstroke (27.16), Hungary\u2019s Katinka Hosszu<\/strong>, the Iron Lady (27.24) and Kromowidjojo, the wildcard (27.37) will battle it out for podium spots. Maaike De Waard<\/strong>, also of the Netherlands, was fourth in 27.75. She was followed by Germany\u2019s Lisa Graf<\/strong> (28.61), China\u2019s Peng Xuwei<\/strong> (28.65), Hong Long\u2019s Kin Lok Chan (28.69) and Slovakia\u2019s Barbora Tomanova<\/strong> (28.81).<\/p>\n

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Men’s 200 Fly<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The men\u2019s 200 fly will see ten entrants compete: South Africa\u2019s Chad Le Clos<\/strong> – the World Record holder in this event, USA\u2019s Tom Shields<\/strong> \u2013 the reigning World Cup champion in this event (1:49.62), Germany\u2019s Ramon Klenz<\/strong>, Hungary\u2019s Tamas Kenderesi<\/strong>, Australia\u2019s Brodie Cook<\/strong>, Japan\u2019s Yuya Yajima<\/strong>, Iran\u2019s Matin Balsini <\/strong>and Amir Abbas Amrollahi Biuoki<\/strong>, CLB\u2019s Ahmed Fattouh<\/strong> and Qatar\u2019s Yacob Al-Khulaifi<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 200 IM<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The women\u2019s 200 IM saw all the top eight finishers make their second final of the evening including Hosszu (2:07.59), Heemskerk (2:11.20), Pedersen (2:12.25), Wenk (2:12.38), Zaiser (2:13.16), Seebohm (2:14.02), Kreundl (2:14.77) and Hopink (2:15.25). Hosszu will swim as the clear favorite as she posted three of the fastest splits this morning. The only 50 faster was a quick 36.64 breaststroke leg from Pedersen.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 400 Free<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The Polish swimmers found themselves among the top of the rankings this morning in the 400 free, as Wojciech Wojdak<\/strong> (3:51.44) and Fillip Zaborowski<\/strong> (3:53.77) claimed the top two spots. Cook was a close third in 3:54.45 while Singapore\u2019s Jonathan Eu Jin Tan<\/strong> kept the momentum going for his country in 3:57.80. South Africa\u2019s Henre Louw<\/strong> was also under 4:00 in 3:59.36. Iran\u2019s Matin Balsini<\/strong> (4:12.41) and Lebanon\u2019s Simon Doueihy<\/strong> (4:13.72) were sixth and seventh.<\/p>\n

The men will be joined by Italy\u2019s Gabriele Detti<\/strong> in tonight\u2019s final, who is granted direct access to the final after earning bronze in this event in Rio. In Hong Kong, he narrowly out-touched Wojdak for the win, 3:43.11 to 3:43.23.<\/p>\n

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Women’s 50 Free<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Heemskerk hit the water once again, winning prelims in 24.88. Teammate De Waard was next in 25.50. Hopink (25.66) and Chan (25.98) took third and fourth, and were followed by Singapore duo Natasha Min Ern Ong<\/strong> (26.68) and Jamie Yazhen Koo<\/strong> (26.83). Sjostrom \u2013 who won the event in Hong Kong and Kromowidjojo \u2013 the current World Record holder \u2013 will also compete in the final. The latter was also the Olympic Champion in this event in 2012.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 200 Breast<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Prigoda took the to the top spot this time around, claiming the 200 breast prelims in 2:04.86. Shymanovich (2:06.66) and Kamminga (2:06.89) were not too far behind. Komenko will also double up tonight after placing fourth in 2:07.28. South Africa\u2019s Ayrton Sweeney<\/strong> (2:10.73), Jiajun (2:10.87), Austria\u2019s Johannes Dietrich<\/strong> (2:12.70) and Yajima (2:12.29) will round out the final.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 100 IM<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Morozov will race a third time in the finals, looking to take the 100 IM after posting a 53.62 prelims swim. Hockin (54.31), Hungary\u2019s David Foldhazi<\/strong> (54.42) and Russia\u2019s Danill Pasynkov<\/strong> (54.60) placed second through fourth. Stolk took fifth in 54.60 and was followed by Sankovich (54.72), Diener (54.83) and Shields (54.89).<\/p>\n

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Women’s 200 Back<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Eight entrants will race in tonight\u2019s 200 back final, featuring another Hosszu-Seebohm duel. Their mirroring line-ups tonight will put on quite the show. In Hong Kong, Hosszu took the win in 2:03.14 and it took a 2:09.51 to earn the bronze. The women will be joined in the heat by Graf, Tomanova, South Africa\u2019s Kristen Straszacker, <\/strong>Chinese pair Xu Huiyi<\/strong> and Xuwei and Slovakia\u2019s Barbara Bartovicova<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Men’s 50 Fly<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The top seeds in this event Le Clos and Shields will only compete in tonight\u2019s final. Last week, Le Clos got the upper hand 22.52 to 22.99. This time around, the men will be joined by China\u2019s Zhang Qibin (23.39), Sankovich (23.58), Hockin (23.77), Wierling (23.84), Erasmus (23.96) and Silva Junior (24.03).<\/p>\n

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