Cesar Cielo and his model girlfriend Kelly Gisch are expecting a baby as the clock slowly turns bringing the Rio 2016 Olympic Games closer and closer.
The question remains whether or not Cielo will compete past 2016. There are many swimmers that compete well into parenthood, however due to his age and longevity of his career, the question is certainly unavoidable. Cielo is currently 28-years-old and has had a fairly illustrious career since the 2008 Beijing Games.
He’s been synonymous with sprint-freestyle, earning himself twelve major long course international medals at either the Olympic Games, World Championships, or Pan Pacs. He’s the current world record holder in the 50m freestyle from his 20.91 that he swam in 2009.
Heading into this summer he’s the three-time defending champion in the 50m freestyle and the two time defending champion in the 50m fly.
With a baby on the way, this could very well be his last World Championships. Cielo is currently ranked third in the world this year with a 21.84 in the 50m freestyle.
A win this summer would make him one of the only swimmers to four-peat in an individual event at the World Championships. With the potential for his career to wind down, their is a lot of potential history to still be made.
Have they gotten married and if they did when?And also what is he doing now
All will be good enough for relay but we have Felipe Ribeiro who is 49,1 and turned 17 this year spajari is 49,9 will turn 18. Fratus and delucca will be 30. Chiereginni 29. Also there are some 14 years old but I prefer to wait to see how far they go
Felipe Ribeiro is 16 years old and went a 49.1 in the 100 free LCM this past weekend. Also Pedro Spajari is 17 and went a 49.7 at Maria Lenk throphy. Think Brazil is in good shape for the future
Who does Brazil have for 2020. Santana will be the star by then. Cielo, Fratus, Chierighini will be good but old. Do they have any more up and comers in the 15-16 age range?
PVDH,
Felipe Ribeiro de Souza, 17(Born in February of 1998) is Brazilian Caleb Dressel and the best bet.He is not very tall(only 184cm or almost 6feet-one), but is Matheus Santana training partner and “the best ever” at 100free in every category he passed beating Santana old marks.
For your information, De Souza times progression(from 13 to 17years-old):
54.40,52.25,51flat,49.93 and 49.16.
His 13years-old record got barely beat last year(54.33) but all others are “best ever” in South America.He is 17 now, and is chasing(again) Santana best at 17(49.13).
Recently he said he would go until 2020 for relay duties. He would stop individual after 2017 worlds and then focus on 100 for relay.