11-time Olympic medalist, Ryan Lochte, is the 4th hottest male athlete in the world according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s vote.
Among the top-25 on The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s list are surf icon Kelly Slater (#25), tennis star Roger Federer (#10), Patriots QB Tom Brady (#6), and David Beckham (#1). See the complete AJC.com list here.
Lochte, who recently relocated to SwimMAC in Charlotte, N.C. to train under swim coach David Marsh, is gearing up for the 2013 Golden Goggles, November 24th, in Los Angeles.
Ryan Lochte is nominated for three Golden Goggle Awards, including Male Race of the Year and Male Athlete of the Year.
Ryan Lochte on Gold Medal Minute:
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French girls are crazy about Camille Lacourt.
So true. A buddy of mine was vacationing in Bali w his wife shortly after London12. They thought they had spent enough to have the resort to themselves, but were surprised by a uniquely handsome couple at the bar, who stuck around to socialize all night and for the next couple days as well. The guy was tall and thin, and smoked Marlboro reds by the pack. Camille of course. The girl, described by my buddys wife as “perfect, angelic,” ended up being Valerie Begue, aka Miss France. Camille is the Beckham/Brady of swimming.
Reds?! The guy smoked reds by the pack? Taking a page out of Popov’s book I see.
imagine how fast they would be if they didn’t smoke. Camille should know better though, it’s 2013 and no small secret that smoking sucks for athletic performance
It’s not the size of the nail, but how hard you’re hittin it. Ryan Lochte is definitely a hard hitter 😉
Maybe if he didn’t smoke he would have won at the olympics. Small details can make a huge difference.