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Edited by Coleman Hodges
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If he wins the 50, i don’t think he will. If he doesn’t, maybe for the next WC and that’s it.
He could definitely compete after Rio in my opinion. Usually sprinters can still be competitive when they are old (Mark Foster at Manchester 2008).
I don’t care if people think he is old, or past his prime. I think its cool he loves swimming and wants to keep going. keep rockin it.
I really don’t see why Cielo would project himself so far ahead ? many things can change between now and September 2016 – just after Rio .
What many fail to see, Cielo is seeing:The relay medals prospects goes way beyond Rio.Everyone talks about Matheus Santana, but fails to see his young 16years-old training partner(Felipe Ribeiro De Souza) beating ALL Santana 100free age marks.