Hungarian swimming icon Laszlo Cseh has joined the International Swimming League squad Aqua Centurions. The 4-time Olympian joins the likes of Santo Condorelli, Luca Dotto, Margherita Panziera and Kaylee McKeown on the Federica Pellegrini-captained team based out of Rome.
33-year-old Cseh continues to defy age, making the 2019 World Championships squad for his nation yet again. He’s set to contest the men’s 50m and 100m butterfly events, the latter of which he earned silver at the 2016 Olympic Games.
There in Rio, he was part of a historic 3-way tie for the runner-up spot behind winner Joseph Schooling of Singapore, matching times with American Michael Phelps and South African Chad Le Clos.
Cseh is the reigning Hungarian National Record holder in the LCM 100m back, 50 fly, 200m fly, 200m IM and 400m IM. He hols the same marks in SCM, with the 100m fly added in.
Best Times:
50 fly – 23.06 LCM; 22.88 SCM
100 fly – 50.86 LCM; 49.33 SCM
200 fly – 1:52.70 LCM; 1:49.00 SCM
200 IM – 1:55.18 LCM; 1:51.36 SCM
400 IM – 4:06.16 LCM; 3:57.27 SCM
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Some of those times need to be age adjusted!
Damn you forget how good Cseh was when he swam with Phelps aNd Lochte. Truly the golden age for men’s IM and 200s of stroke
He’s still the second fastest person ever in the 200m butterfly, even if fellow Hungarian Kristoff is very close behind him now. And he’s been the world champion in that event multiple times. He’s still winning medals on the international stage into his 30’s. His accomplishments are nothing to scoff at.
Come on, you gotta list his 200 fly LCM best time. Arguably his most impressive
Yup. He’s still the second fastest in history.