World Aquatics Championships 2023 Medal Tally Update

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Today's update

 

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China's Qin lands second breaststroke gold​

-- China's Qin Haiyang earned his second gold medal at the World Aquatics Championships with a convincing swim in the 50m breaststroke final on Wednesday.

Qin, who claimed the 100m breaststroke title two days ago, honored his promise to strike a golden double by touching in the fastest time of 26.29 seconds.
Qin's fellow Chinese Sun Jiajun finished third in 26.79.

Gold and bronze

 

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World Aquatics Championships 2023: Chinese mixed 4x100m medley relay team grab gold​

Australia come in second followed by USA as People's Republic of China win their third medal of the evening in Fukuoka.

 

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Zhang's dominant butterfly leg delivers China mixed medley relay gold ahead of USA, AUS | NBC Sports​

 

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Fink's 50 breast World title defense upended by China's Qin | NBC Sports​

 

[KAL-EL]

Then why you quote old info today

Australia won a gold in 10m board today. Your tally is 2 days old

He only likes to post what positively fits his hyper-nationalism

 

[beijingwalker]

He only likes to post what positively fits his hyper-nationalism

Didn't you find that actually he was wrong? it was the latest update when it was posted.

He only likes to post what positively fits his hyper-nationalism

What's wrong with American swimming team by the way?

 

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Qin Haiyang claims historic treble in world-record time​

Updated: 2023-07-28 21:33

China's Qin Haiyang celebrates after winning the men's 200m breaststroke during the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka on July 17, 2023. [Photo/Xinhua]

Star Chinese swimmer Qin Haiyang broke the men's 200-meter breaststroke world record on Friday to cap a stunning campaign at the World Aquatics Championships with his third individual gold medal in Fukuoka, Japan.

Qin, who won 50m and 100m golds in Fukuoka earlier in the week, became the first man in history to win all three breaststroke events at a single edition of the world championships, joining the pantheon of global pool legends at just 24.

Australia's former world-record holder Zac Stubblety-Cook had to settle for silver after finishing 0.92 seconds behind Qin, with the United States' Matt Fallon taking bronze in 2:07.74.
Another Chinese swimmer, 18-year-old Dong Zhihao, set a world junior record of 2:08.04 to impressively finish fourth in his world championships debut.

Also a member of China's gold-winning mixed 4x100m medley relay team on Wednesday, Qin is the first Chinese male swimmer to collect four gold medals at a single edition of the worlds, eclipsing the previous record of three titles won by freestyle specialist Sun Yang at the 2013 edition (400m, 800m and 1,500m).

Qin Haiyang claims historic treble in world-record time

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Qin Haiyang，Total domination​

 

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NEW WORLD RECORD | Qin Haiyang | Men 200m Breaststroke​

 

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World Aquatics Championships - Fukuoka 2023 Finished​

The Final Medal Tally, China Tops The Rankings

 

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Some good, some bad, China didn't perform very well in track and field world championship this year. let's see in the next year's Paris Olympic Games.

 

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Twins won silver and are heartbroken, their coach quickly go to them, hug them and try to comfort them, We still have the chance for gold in the coming Olympic Games next year

People cried foul in the Chinese social media after obvious unfair scoring against the Chinese twins, who had consistently won almost all world titles since 2017.
The gold went to host Japanese swimmers.


Yesterday, the Chinese twins won gold in the Asian Game in Hangzhou, a very fast revenge from the world swimming championship in Japan just a couple of months ago


Chinese twin sisters Wang Qianyi and Wang Liuyi excelled to win the duet gold medal on Saturday. Their jungle-themed performance sent them to the top of the podium, cementing the fifth duet gold in a row for China at the Asian Games.

They used creative leg kicks and impressive throws in both their technical and free routines, both of which displayed the highest degrees of difficulty compared to other competitors.

They finished the competition with a combined score of 526.8620, more than 37 points ahead of silver medalists Mashiro Yasunaga and Moe Higa of Japan. Kazakhstan's Arina Pushkina and Yasmin Tuyakova took the bronze with a total of 418.6987.

"We have an advantage in that we look alike, and we move in similar ways because we grew up together," said Wang Qianyi. "My goal is to stand on the Olympic stage with my sister."