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@@maxmalakhovets9262 he said after the swim, and a lot of interview, before the race (15minutes) ripped, he had to change that, he was nervous, he was sweaty. I am sure he will beat his world record at 2024, that is gonna be his carreer peek, as Phelps had, as all big swimmers had.

He also sad, it was not that olimpia he wanted, there was no audience what made strange to him in that situation, he feel more confortable with audience. His srength is the acidification. When others have pain like loosing leg or something at the last 50/25, he has just a little pain like a small needle (it is just my example) but the coaches sad about him about the acidification.

That is what make him strong and fast, he has a lot of potential, he is a born star. He will do big things.

And after the match, he was not happy because he did not beat his record, he wanted that (not because he is opinionated). He is more hungry for that from anyone…

HONKY! PHELPS! THE! (G,O,A,T)! IS! (INCREDIBLE)! HONKY! HA! HA! HA!

who expect to win against honda in a 50 100 200

Tomoru Honda isn't short at all,so Maggie Mc Neil isn't short all...

@@kegelchen32 He's average height in other words, he's very short compared to olympic swimmers for example Milak is 1.9m/6foot 2 Honda is 1.72/5foot8, pretty small for an olympic swimming silver medalist.

i remember chad le clos looking at both sides at the 150m turn at london 2012 but he has nothing to look at this time at 150m turn lmao

He unfortunately doesn't really like swimming and wants to do other stuffs.

Thats crazy with that height. He must have to absolute perfect technique.

@@Falquiboy his lactic acid tolerance is probably freakishly high too. His muscles are also probably smaller than an athlete like Ben Proud who is built more like a powerlifter than a swimmer. His lactic acid from swimming is probably lower than a bigger swimmer. His technique is beautiful too and extremely efficient.

I suppose he conserves more energy than the others but other than that there are no advantages.

@@aculturedspecimen yes that too, that’s an advantage for smaller swimmers

Japanese people are strong beef eaters, they don't give the 'asian' excuse like Indians, we are asian how come we beat Americans and Europeans, instead they eat beef, train like an animal and win medals. Go Japan!🇯🇵

Getting silver to Kristof in the 200 fly is sort of like getting silver to Michael Phelps in the 200 fly. Silver is basically golden to that man.

@@CarlsCozyCorner And he was out of lane 8.

@@swimmingrobot1219 he's also 5' 8

@@friedchicken4700 which is pretty incredible achievement with that short height against Eiffel tower Swimmers!

His lane is just 8, in 1st 150m he's not in the best 3

he went 49.68

Michael Phelps also did this

Yes, you are right. Milak is faster than Phelps is both 100m and 200m fly.

@@saiwolaw2842 in not is

@@saiwolaw2842 No, 100m Caeleb Dressel

5’8, insanity and his Japanese teammate Daiya Seto who is 5’9 amazes me… gives me motivation as a 5’9 swimmer

He’s 5’7 actually

@@Tydown130 he’s 5’7

@@Tydown130 me as a 5'10 swimmer, we can take take these Japanese swimmers as a motivation for Swimming!

He’s a true champion

He has hell of a lot to improve, he is 21 yro!!! He is, and will be, an absolute specimen in the 200 fly

20 years is a very long time. Highly unlikely no one else would go under 1.50

Within the next 20 years plenty of athletes will swim under 1'50".

thomas heilman will

Kristof Milak did new WR, 1,50:39,WAC Budapest...

With world records ;)

Let's hope he will learn to be happy about what he did achieve and we will see his tears of joy ❤

His suit ripped right before the race. He wasn’t happy with the time because he was looking to break a world record and thats why he didn’t look happy. Kind of like Michael Phelps in Beijing when his goggles filled up with water in the 200m butterfly.

Absolutely would have destroyed the world record. He later showed he had much more easy speed with a huge PB in the 100. That should transfer into a solid improvement in the 200 as well

haha thats what I thought

'look at all the people who are going past me!'

I don't think he is cold or weird, he has an exceptional character, he is very straighforward who speaks his mind, and he knows exactly what he wants to do. Great man.

@@flywings111 of course, that's why I added ""

5'7*

5'8**

4’11***

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A girl who used to swim with me in the 1980s swam 1500m butterfly in training with no breaks.

I've being asking this question for ages, since they released the first videos 🤦

he is 19 and the first time in this event!

Yeah, especially the 200, it was a fun to watch swim.

Probably under sabotage😁😁

he was totally deconcentrated. His swimsuit ripped 10 minutes before the race

Why would he lose his technique? Coach change wont effect that..as you can see he did it.

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Genuine Question, you a swimmer or just a random guy?

Battle without honor or humanity

@@anx93 I dont like the US swimming commentary.

@Aiko Haight okay thanks!

I couldn't find any on here and I'm getting frustrated! Any links or websites that could help me watch all the finals throughout the swim program at the Olympics? Would gladly appreciate it x

@@paulinepoumako936 ¿Lo encontraste?

He retired after the 2016 Olympic games

Maybe for them they only make difference between east Asia and The rest of the world. Hungary is the country from the west so. And the way they write western names is like first letter of the first name + last name in katakana, for example, for Caeleb Dressel is C. ドレッセル(Dressel). It would be weird if they have to reverse the Hungarian names because it will then turn into something like M. クリストフ (Kristof), and people will find it weird. Because Kristof is a given name and it's hard to tell who he is. That's why in Japanese for all names in Latin letters/romaji, they will have to keep the same first name+ last name order, I guess.

@@Yu-oi2jm If you watched this video, the names of all 8 swimmers were given in the Latin alphabet, only capital letters were used, but the family name was written in larger capitals. So this has nothing to do with katakana. The name of the Japanese swimmer was given in the Eastern name order, but you could see that the surname came first, since those letters were larger. So it could have been done for the two Hungarian swimmers as well. Although we are accustomed to our names being written in the foreign way outside Hungary.

@@pannonia77 oh I thought you spoke about how it is in Jp television. Yes sure they should adapt that.

Because saying the last name before the first name is weird.

@@zabag For you, perhaps. For us Hungarians - and Japanese, Chinese, Korean etc. - is not weird, it is natural.

what u mean he looks cold

@@yonggeun4222 i mean he didn't show any facial expression when winning :)

@@PL-qs1ig because he knows he going to win

@@PL-qs1ig it was actually because he was disappointed that his tech suit ripped before the race and he wanted to break the world record

he wanted to break his world record