Titmus responds as 16yo freak does it again
The most exciting prospect in swimming has broken another world record, as Ariarne Titmus responded to losing her precious record.
The most exciting prospect in swimming has broken another world record, as Ariarne Titmus responded to losing her precious record.
A 16-year-old teenager has rocked international swimming after breaking a world record held by Australia’s Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus. WATCH THE SWIM HERE.
A sixteen-year-old “once in a generation” superstar has left the swimming world stunned after smashing Ariarne Titmus’ world record.
There has been uproar over a TV feature that singled out a transgender swimmer during “Women’s History Month”.
THE new dolphin tattoo on Taylor McKeown’s rib cage has far greater meaning than simply being a member of the Australian swimming team.
SWIMMER Cameron McEvoy has endured a nightmare 24 hours in Japan after experiencing an earthquake in his hotel room before waking to find his Twitter account hacked.
HE has been tipped to win six gold medals at the Olympics later this year, and despite being less than three months from arriving in Rio, Cameron McEvoy is no closer to gauging how he will fare.
CAMERON McEvoy read the hidden message stitched inside the leg of his new Olympic racing uniform, “I am ready”. Immediately he thought: “no I’m not’’.
CHEF de mission Kitty Chiller hailed Australia’s aquatic superstars at the launch of the new-look swimming, diving and water polo Rio Olympic uniforms. CHECK OUT THE PICS.
THIS is the letter AOC president John Coates hopes will protect 34 members of the Australian swimming team from alleged sexual offender Scott Volkers in Rio de Janeiro.
AUSTRALIA’S rising Rio Olympics star Cameron McEvoy has revealed plans to use former greats Grant Hackett and Ian Thorpe as personal mentors .
OLYMPIC legend Dawn Fraser refuses to make any gold medal predictions for our swimmers but believes the current crop can bury the demons of the past in Rio.
IN a little over 100-days the Campbell sisters hope to create a piece of family history no one of the planet is likely to better.
THE stakes could not be higher for the Campbell sisters, with Cate ready to call time on her career and hand the baton over to Bronte soon after the Rio Olympics.
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