Egyptian pro swimmer & Guinness World Record holder, representing Egypt and ASC locally and internationally. Multiple time NAG record holder. Singapore Junior World Champs 2015. Mechanical Engineering BSc. Also a gamer and video editing enthusiast.
I agree. I watched the whole thing and it was great. I look forward to a repeat. Well done to the Australian swimmer with a wonderful stroke who behaved like a pacemaker. Will these three show up in Paris? The Australian guy has potential to break the WR
There is another swimmer with 28 Olympic medals (23 of them gold). How many Olympic medals does Popovic have? Just checking if he is really the best ever….
@@fernandomaradei8457 many of those olimpic medals, are on relay or not important races! The most important races in swimming are 100 and 200 free! Rest of them are to fill the gap!
@fernandomaradei8457 ...and that swimmer you are so fond of, ain't that fast, is he? The guy you answered is talking about a fast swimming, a possible WR breaker, so your comment wasn't necessary
Not everybody is blessed with a world class relay team that can fetch you 3 Gold Medals per Olympics directly. So please count individual Gold when comparing@@fernandomaradei8457
@@haydenlam2690 Q. what is inferiority complex and self hate??? Ans: when an asian/asian origin seems to downgrade another asian out of jealousy as he is uncapable and defanding his white master .. are you member of falun gong ???
And gee, Cooper just missed out on the bronze! Finally after many years of the women holding the aussies pants up, the men are starting to put their hands up. Great work guys!
This performance would have beat Dressel at the Tokyo Olympics Cam always had the speed but nerves has always got the best of him good see him put it together in a final.
@@trn8061 clearly you haven't been following Mcevoy's career for a long time because most of us remeber his dominant 100fr swim at the Aussie trials 2016 and how he was the number 1 pick to win gold, but some how flopped it in the Olympics not even being able to make it into the final. I don't think it was badluck that he didn't do well there, just anxiety. The amount of pressure that was on him.
@@NRClips3414 Rewriting history are we? First of all he made the final. You don't come 7th in a final if you are not there, which newsflash, he was. Second of all, his mental game was off for that one race, and that race only. It was an anomoly and he has dealt with it. Fact; it is statistically much harder to win an Olympic final as the favorite, world champ or fastest in the world that year. This has been proven over and over in the past 50 years of Olympic history. Not only am I a McAvoy fan, I'm a massive swim fan. 😉
@@trn8061 lmao, you got me there. Apparently I have alsymers or something like it lol, because I don't remeber him making the final, but you are correct. And I agree about the favorite vs the no pressure position he had at Worlds this year, I'm pretty sure Adam Peaty or somebody touched on that. Anyways, wasn't saying you didn't know what your talking about, just didn't agree that Mcevoy's nerves were always on point.
