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May. 26th, 2003 09:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_milky_waySpeedo Grand Challenge
So not much was expected of him today in the 100.
Wrong! Anthony is in a class all by himself. He doesn't follow the same rules as other swimmers, and he's not predictable. Today Anthony showed up ready to swim fast. And that's precisely what he did.
Splitting 23.58 at the 50, the Cal Aquatics ace smoked a strong international field to win in 49.81. Russia's Dennis Pimankov was almost a second in arrears (50.72)...
Ervin was by no means the entire story today, as four meet records were washed into the gutters. Most impressive was South Africa's Roland Schoeman who destroyed the meet mark of 25.09 in the 50 fly with a hot 23.88.
Yeah Tony! Go!!!!
So not much was expected of him today in the 100.
Wrong! Anthony is in a class all by himself. He doesn't follow the same rules as other swimmers, and he's not predictable. Today Anthony showed up ready to swim fast. And that's precisely what he did.
Splitting 23.58 at the 50, the Cal Aquatics ace smoked a strong international field to win in 49.81. Russia's Dennis Pimankov was almost a second in arrears (50.72)...
Ervin was by no means the entire story today, as four meet records were washed into the gutters. Most impressive was South Africa's Roland Schoeman who destroyed the meet mark of 25.09 in the 50 fly with a hot 23.88.
Yeah Tony! Go!!!!
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Date: 2003-05-29 03:21 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-05-29 07:47 am (UTC)Yeah, I should have guessed that... :D