Olympics-Swimming-Tunisia, Japan celebrate unexpected gold, Australia smash world record - News Summed Up

Olympics-Swimming-Tunisia, Japan celebrate unexpected gold, Australia smash world record


Chase Kalisz settled American nerves by delivering the country's first gold of these Games, winning the men's 400m medley as part of a U.S. one-two with Jay Litherland. On a day of surprises, Tunisian teenager Ahmed Hafnaoui pulled off the biggest shock of all with a stunning victory in the men's 400m freestyle. Hafnaoui's gold is only the fifth by a Tunisian athlete at the Olympics, but their third in swimming, and he was left stunned by his performance. The 32-year-old 'Iron Lady' was looking to become the second-oldest women’s swimming gold medallist in history, behind American Dara Torres, and she has three more chances in this Games. 'MEANS THE WORLD'In the men's 400m medley, a confident Kalisz powered to victory as the Americans finally made their presence felt.


Source: The Star July 25, 2021 02:33 UTC



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