@@NehaVerma-dr1jx yeah Singaporean dude trained by the US...if he aint got that money to move to the states, it would be impossible for him to win

@@yibambe4ever74 true, can't dispute that. But he represents Singapore Anyways... from your other comments, you are huge Dressel fan and a Schooling-basher, eh? Can't just let him have his moment? you don't have to bark up every comment for attention on Dressel. If he wins next time, he deserves it, no need for you to constantly snap at everyone.

@@LamZL1 yeah cuz only Singaporeans can handle that bragging. like I said, id be glad if Joe reappears as a humble dude, not a jackass proud guy cuz he beat Phelps once...Im asian , im happy to see an asian win, but if afterwards all he knows is to do trash talking, then thats it. not gonna give him support. mark my words, if he doesn't change, he aint gonna win another olympic or WC gold ever again

@@NehaVerma-dr1jx nah boy, facts are facts, shouldn't be afraid to look straight at it

@@NehaVerma-dr1jx yeah I give him credit for that, well done! its just im telling ya he has a lot to improve if he wants to get back on top, which I really doubt he can

No doubt at all....bcs all of them are truly legend of all time

If schooling did not win gold. There will be 3 gold medalists another record too. 😀

😂😂

Lies again? Asia America

No one talks about second placers. Only the winners

same like Indonesia won in badminton...

Singaporean kids sure love schooling

My cousin! (We’re third or fourth cousins.) I can’t wait for the 100m butterfly-I’ve been sitting here going “If there’s not a Schooling in the pool, I don’t care.” (Our tv coverage of this Olympics has been pool heavy.)

@@schoolingdiana9086 when is it?

Not anymore.

Ok man-

There are a lot of Asian Swimmers who are far better and have won gold medals and world championship. They are Chinese, Japanese and Koreans!

@@soonaikyap4395 Exactly, Sir. I just hope that they should be actively promoting the sports of swimming in the Philippines. Too bad, they don't like swimming in the Philippines, majority of males there are always just too focused on basketball. Basketball to me is overrated in the Philippines, which is my own country.

No. It only represents Singapore. If for all Asians, we would have been celebrating long before this. At 1988 Olympic, in mens 100m backstroke final, Daichi Suzuki upset David Berkoff of USA, the favorite, the WR holder. Then came Kosuke Kitajima dominating 100m and 200m breaststroke at 2004 and 2008. Park Tae Hwan, Sun Yang joined the list. Not to mention a lot of successful women swimmers from China.

@@soonaikyap4395 You are absolutely right.

3 way for silver. Bloody unreal

dude basically "GOT SCHOOLED" by Dressel the very following yr (2017), completely roasted! Almost missed the podium and lost to Dressel in every single race ever since! Also, he couldn't even make the final in 2019...which was totally a shame.

@@yibambe4ever74 yes, it could work the other way around

@@stormy-1810 do u even follow swimming news? dude lost ALL NCAA races (plus the NCAA record), world championship final to Dressel, and he even did lots of trash talking when Dressel set a fastest time that yr, saying "im pissed", but still loses to him a few months later. he doesn't know when to shut up. now he can only win SEA games, his times not even close to his own PBs, his fellow Singaporean teammate Quah is closing the gap in the 200m fly. so tell me how the heck does he have the potential to win again? I've said it many times in other comment sections, Schooling has a vital flaw in his strokes, if u analyze it with physics, u find this drag when he breathes and that pause of a time costs him a lot of extra energy waste and a decline in speed. a lot of dumb ppl just don't understand that his stroke is what causes him to do less well. id he really want to prove himself again, plz just shut the heck up and start over. id be glad to see a humble Schooling, not some jackass who gets all proud cuz he beat Phelps once...whats the point of beating some guy who's 10+ yrs older than u? if u really want to know who the GOAT is, let Joe swim a 100m fly again when he's 35, and we'll see how much he's got in the tank then.

@@yibambe4ever74 Yo, no need to type a paragraph. All you need is to understand English. I specifically said: *If*. lmao "dO yOu EvEn foLLoW sWiMmInG NeWs" (also I am a competitive swimmer myself. That's why I have "butterfly" in my name)

@@stormy-1810 lol guess u would be in the "F" final if there is one! that lame joke was from 5 yrs ago...u still think its funny? gosh u talk like ur from the 50s

drink more milo Schooling. Need more fats to stay afloat of the competition

You are making me laugh

Hilarious

Lol

ok then?

Not Asian then

No. It is only for Singaporean. If for all Asians, we have been celebrating long before this. At 1988 Olympic, in mens 100m backstroke final, Daichi Suzuki upset David Berkoff of USA, the favorite, the WR holder. Then came Kosuke Kitajima dominating 100m and 200m breaststroke at 2004 and 2008. Park Tae Hwan, Sun Yang joined the list. Not to mention a lot of successful women swimmers from China.

Dusre ki mehnat ko apna banana band karo. Apni team medal jeet nahi rahi to yahi sab comment karoge na.

@@lexsoft3969 bro just let them be.

No its nott for all asians....just the sigapore

Milak will give some pace-maker for Caeleb Dressel to lower his own WR, probably around 49.20. Also interesting to watch is Josef Miladinov of Bulgaria who is still 17 years old, but recently had 50.93. If based on the current ranking on Fina website, it will be : Dressel, Milak, Mathew Temple of Australia, in that order.

Ooo who will get it

Are we not gonna talk about that guy who finished 5th and still won the bronze?

@@veda7279 no he didnt win bronze, since medals are only given to top three unless there is a tie at the silver or gold medal position.

@@isaachpalmer2086 oh yeah sorry my bad

He even failed to reach the semifinal at WC 2019 with only 52.93 My prediction for Tokyo : 1. Caeleb Dressel : around 49.20 2. Kristof Milak : around 49.95. Currently he had 50.18 3. Mattew Temple : around 50.20. Currently he had 50.45 I don't see Schooling chance to even reach the final based on recent achievement.

Wow. We are having a "one-season/one-time wonder" in our hands😔

@@lexsoft3969 Nice prediction!

@@edwardlek6958 Yeah... But I missed in the 3rd place. The Australian underperformed.

Okay...

so?

Nobody doubting Micheal Phelps’s achievement as the greatest swimmer ever.

@@moshejcs so what?he’s still the greatest of all time.

Lol, no one needed this explanation.

Yes

Drum and bass

D&B

Tim Qiu - Night Out

Agree

aint news anymore ur like 5 yrs late

@@yibambe4ever74 yeah prolly. I just wanted to share it to those who don't know hahaha

Just like Cruella(Emma Stone) who idolizes The Baronness(Emma Thompson) then Cruella decided to overthrow her idol Baroness out of her throne

wrong, his stroke counts might be good, but his strokes aren't! if ur smart enough, analyze his strokes with physics and you'll see that huge drag he has every time he breathes. that costs him extra energy waste and time, which slows hi down dramatically in the last 25m. thats why he keeps losing nowadays, if he doesn't change this, thats as far he gets

@@yibambe4ever74 I'm talking about his stroke at the time of this race though, not his stroke today. In the races shown in the video, he is the best, which is why he won.

@@Nick-xc4fy I know. just telling u that he aint the best NOW. to be more specific, after 2016 he's not the best anymore

@@yibambe4ever74The man’s comment was about THIS Olympic performance not something else.

It's true. I also think age plays a role here too. I gotta admit I was quite surprised Phelps still could win a lot of gold medals at that age. And you can tell he started to get a little slower through years. It's a great achievement for Schooling to beat him but to me, it was not that surprising. If he could beat the 2004/2008 Phelps, that's another story lol

@@daos4557 yup absolutely correct*

But this is OR too.

Some are on same day.

Family issues.

phelps has been doing this since 2004, winning at the last moment

Nah, Phelps had that one easily.

I have been observing that Chinese teenager since that year. But I don't find his name in the current top 200 list on Fina website. I find a new name from China for this race : Jiajun Sun who had 51.93 sec.

Night Out - Tim Qiu

@@IIILATINOIII thanks so much, regards from Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico.

Still this is OR.

I am still grateful and proud of Schooling for winning the gold at 2016 for Singapore. It's tough for most people to maintain or improve their form after 5 years.

@@huiling7947 yeah everyone is proud of him but he is young We were expecting him to do the same this time as well

Family issues.

Not even qualified for Top 8 :)) Just a lucky winner in Rio 2016

Yeap placed last this 100m butterfly heat :/

Why such poor performance?

@@ronaknanda6175 i think he's just not as committed to the sport anymore. he couldn't even qualify for the semis in the 2019 fina world championship. just look at his physique... getting a 53 in the heats is incredibly disappointing for someone who won gold previously to say the least

The speed is much faster this year. It is hard for a Singaporean to be a full time sportsman as the money coming in is much lesser than other country sportsman as Singapore market is so small.

Drink too much milo powder already

yep, humble Dressel crushed proud Schooling, gotta love it! Caeleb beat this dude in all NCAA races, set the record in from of Joe, and then nailed it again in world champs (2017), 2 yrs later in 2019, Joe didn't even make the final! WR set by Dressel with a 49.50

@@yibambe4ever74 couldn’t have put it in better words, Joseph got too full of himself and Caeleb came around like it was nothing

Schooling got schooled by dressel

What matter is...he won an Olympic gold! Dressel is now the fastest swimmer but he can never take that medal from JS!

@@yibambe4ever74 Let alone final, he failed to reach the semi final with 52.93. He seems to be declining, or he peaked too early.

Ok stfu

Not even qualified for Top 8 :)) Just a lucky winner in Rio 2016

Eating pizza competition?

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He came 7th in his heats for 100 fly and failed to qualify for the next round