Ilya Shymanovich<\/strong> of Energy Standard. Shymanovich was timed in 55.49, equal to the former world mark.<\/p>\nThe reigning Olympic champion in the 100 breaststroke, Peaty is best known for his talent in the long-course pool, but his skill also translates to the short-course pool, despite Peaty’s weaknesses being his starts and turns. But once the British athlete gets going through the water, there is no one in the world who can match his speed.<\/p>\n
Peaty, who is coached by Mel Marshall<\/strong>, and Shymanovich tussled again at the end of the session when they clashed in the Skins race. Peaty got the best of Shymanovich again, in the process securing the Roar’s third-place finish in the team standings. The Cali Condors won the team title by taking down Energy Standard, the defending champ. The L.A. Current finished in fourth.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n