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We sat down with former world-record holder and Aussie breaststroke, Matt Wilson. Wilson took us through what his quarantine has looked like and some of the work that he’s been doing in the lead-up to the 2021 Olympic Games. Wilson paces 30.lows in training consistently, indicating that we could see Anton Chupkov’s 2:06.1 WR from 2019 go down come Tokyo.
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Officially it is the 2020 Olympic Games….there is no 2021 Olympics…
I’m confused by this statement
Torchbearer is saying that even though they’ve been postponed to 2021, they haven’t been renamed the “2021 Olympics.” All the official branding is still and will apparently remain “Tokyo 2020.”
Personally, I think the correction is pedantic. If you want to call them the 2020 Games because that’s what will be on the billboards, fine. If you prefer to call them the 2021 Games because that’s when they’ll actually be held, that’s fine too.
Can you bring Vlad Morozov, Yannick Agnel and Cesar super suited Cielo to the podcast ?
Trust me, we have reached out to all 3 of these athletes… we want them on as much as you do!