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Michael Phelps first race

All of them

Can the next video be the men's basketball 2004 match between China vs Serbia and Montenegro

Super suits

the Us team from 2021 World champs came close to this US WR .....

The suit technology allowed back then was insane. Wish I got to try one out when I was still swimming.

on the other hand, imagine breaking the world record and placing 5th lmao

It has to have been the greatest aquatic race of all time.

A whole bunch of records from pre-2009 will stand for a while.

There is a reason they banned those suits. Gave people such an advantage it wasn't right for the sport.

Lezak was a beast!

I'd say Duncan Scott's 46.14 split in textile from the 2019 WCs is a greater achievement, even though it's 0.08 slower than Lezak's.

@@mosaic94 it’s really close. From a physical standpoint, probably yeah. But when you put in the context of what this 46.06 meant to Michael Phelps and the sport of swimming, I would say it’s still a greater accomplishment. Although I have to say, especially after watching British Trials, I am blown away with how versatile Duncan Scott is. That dude is crazy fast

Yeeah.. I feel the same too...

yuhhhh

LMFAOOAOOAOA

Ahahah yes😂💚♾👑💍

Yes but commentators make it more exciting

Best race ever. Wow wow wow. Lezak - what a beast...

And yesterday’s Bobby Finke’s last 25m is insane and outrageous !! Best comebacks !

@@anveshm5397 I watched that live. Just insane!

Great race but It's the reaction for me. And HEARING the crowd 🥲 Epic!

Check out finke's comeback in the 800. Even crazier than this

He owned that s$&t. It was beyond impressive

1000%

Nah - Thorpe on Gary Hall Jr in the Sydney 4 x 100. A 400m specialist mows down a 100m medallist. When it happened I couldn't believe my eyes. A middle distance swimmer takes 2 seconds off a flying sprinter in the last lap - THAT'S a comeback. Smashed him like a guitar ... :-)

@@Fuzcapp I remember that race it WAS awesome!

@@bluefamily3937 Yeah - it's my favourite swimming race of all time.

@@Fuzcapp - Andrew said ONE of the greatest, not THE greatest. I agree with his point. No reason to be dismissive with that "Nah" -- "I think Thorpe's leg makes that list and might even be more impressive" would have been a better way to lead that off, and I would not have felt compelled to reply.

@@TheHomelessDreamer Yeah - fair enough. These comments always read a lot more arrogant and dismissive than they are meant. Sometimes vernacular language can sound "shouty" in digital communications. Fair call.

I was the same age. I’m not a swimmer anymore, but this moment still lives in my memory

Such a shame the Croatian guy muffed his finish in the 100m butterfly.

Yep he still holds the record by .08. The next fastest is 46.14.

@@erintoney7137 Duncan Scott got his 46.14 in textile suit. So, for me, that was awesome.

He rode the French guy's wave

@@jordanlevitt1638 I know where you saw that lmao

Using a full body suit over a 46 second race is supposed to give you a ~1.1s advantage (using the accepted scientific formula, [time] x 0.025 = [drop time]) so this split it equivalent to about 47.1 today, which is still crazy fast. The full body suit was banned in 2010, and particularly helped front crawl (FC) more than other strokes, that’s why the ONLY 7 (long course) world records still standing pre-2010 are ALL FC, and only 1 FC world record has been beaten since 2009 (sun yangs 1500 in 2012, controversial, possibly doping). Many relay splits since faster than 47.1 have been swam since 2009, notably Duncan Scott’s 46.14, followed by Kyle Chalmers’ 46.44, that’s a 0.3 second lead on the current 100 free short course world record holder, and on any other legal swim in history. Saying this Lezak swim is the best of all time is kind of like allowing a doping world record, except we can accurately measure the timed advantage of full body suits. Unlike doping though, it’s no fault of his own, it was legal at the time, just an significant and unfair advantage over other more recent swims.

Delivered into his hands a 46.06

Actually there was 5 at the end lol. Just 3 of them more than a second ahead. Insane

Those suits were nuts

Almost all of them shattered the wr..thats crazy

suits.

Actually there were 5

yes. but eamon sullivans lead-off was a WR

I would be pissed if that happened to me

@Tony he wouldn't be

Sullivan did get It, right? The world record.

He did get a medal tho

watch the bobby fink race bro

Yesss!!! Me tooo🔥🙌🏽💯🤣

Didn’t matter cool is cool

Strange comment slightly weird

That looks like the U.S. call, Rowdy Gaines and Dan Hicks.

the swimming equivalent of "is that glock?"

Yeah that’s called excited Rowdy Gaines 😂

@@obamagaming6642 Yes

"Phelps's hopes ALIVE!!"

Tough one to say, there is this, 28-3, Tiger Woods, so many comebacks this century as opposed to last one, but this is one of if not the best

@@Patrick61804 not to mention warriors blowing a 3-1 lead and the Indians doing the same in the World Series.

Ayyyyyyyyy same name

Barcelona-6, PSG-1

Very close to what USA did to USSR on ice!

Maybe - almost as good as Thorpe mowing down Gary Hall Jr in the same race at Sydney.

@@Fuzcapp Thorpe vs Hoogenband vs Phelps in 200m free at 2004 Olympic. Some said it was a race of the Century, because three superstars were at the same race.

At least the full race is up. Baby steps.

You can watch it for free on peacock. At the end of the entire documentary about this race

13 years ago...

Love the pfp

me too

Kind of insulting to insinuate Lezak's mission as an olympian was to help another olympian reach his goal.

He said he had to win for his country.

@@Bananaman11309 It was.

@@rectorragies540 oh really did he tell you that personally?

@@Bananaman11309 Ok Kevin.

Drafting

"Catch that mthrfckr, catch that mthrfckr" - The moment when Phelps realized Lezak was going to catch that mthrfckr and win.

apparently your countries is better than any other countries in the world 🌎 What bad Teaching is this children

Naaaaaah. Thorpe on Gary Hall Jr in the same race at Sydney.

@@Fuzcapp or maybe the Athletics 4x100m in Tokyo 2020. Both are so similar...

Sorry, Montreal, 1976 Women's 4x 100 freestyle relay. USA comeback over DOPED (jacked to the gills) East German women.

Don’t forget the best one “IT LOOKS LIKE HES TIGHTENING UP”

that is ridiculous. I couldn't swim that fast with a shark chasing me!

he went super saiyan

Its called tech suit doping. And their usage its now banned since 2010

@@artimanya Still cool tho

@@artimanya Ironic because many records before the 09' ban have been broken.

I would call it "The Phelps Effect", I don't have exact numbers but since MP started competing and breaking records, all the other swimmers improve their performance. The same thing happened when Usain Bolt was at his prime, those two guys were so amazing that they pull all the other athletes to a much better level in a shorter time period than decades ago

The pool at Beijing was 1.5 metres deeper than the international standard pool at the time, and if you know your physics, you'll know why so many world records specifically got broken in 2008 and by such big margins.

Naaaaaah. Thorpe on Gary Hall Jr in the same race at Sydney.

💯

because he surpassed and broke Mark Spitz's 7 gold medals record in a single olympic games. and it happened to Phelps in Beijing 2008. He won 8 olympic gold. what a beast!

Yes, and Dan Hicks

He really was crucial to Phelps achieving his 8 gold medals goal, and him riding on Bernard's wave for the first 50m really shows his level of experience and intelligence

IDK - no one ever forgets that last 15 meters, or that his 46.06 split is still the fastest all-time. What I had forgotten was Eamonn Sullivan's 47.24 WR leading off for Oz.

One of them is Eamon Sullivan who just broke WR men's 100m freestyle as the 1st leg of this relay. Alain Bernard was his main rival for 100m as well as in 50m, so he must be excited to watch the end result in more detail.

It's because a fantastic sprint by Frederic Bousquet (46.63) who chased and passed Cullen Jones (47.65) to give French a comfortable lead. At that time, I thought, yeah... "Game Over for USA", because Alain Bernard was faster than Jason Lezak. But I still stay tuned on TV to watch the whole process.

*because he surpassed and broke Mark Spitz's 7 gold medals record in a single olympic games. and it happened to Phelps in Beijing 2008. He won 8 olympic gold. what a beast!*