Swimming Finals at the World Championships in Barcelona, Spain

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The finals of the first day, show: .) in the men 400 meter free final, Thorpe (Aus.) went 3:42.58 for #1, Hackett (Aus.) went 3:45.17 for #2, and Coman (Rom.) went 3:46.8x for #3; Coman -who is my fellow countryman, and I was telling you about him for years-, defeated Rossolini (Ita.) of the 2000 Olympics fame, Keller (U.S.) and Carvin (U.S.); .) in the women 400 meter free final, Simona Paduraru (Rom.) finished #7, with a fast time; .) in the 4x100 men free relay, Russia won; the fastest split was by Frenchman Frederic Bousquet at 47.03 -which is the second fastest split in history-, and fast splits (in the 47s) were recorded by Alex. Popov (Rus.) and Jason Lezak (U.S.); .) in the 4x100 women free relay, U.S. won, anchored by an ace 53.xx from Jenny Thompson (U.S.). He! he! he! :D ho! ho! ho! I post this, ahead of www.swiminfo.com and www.swimnews.com who are sandbagging...
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    Originally posted by Matt S This moronic Biondi vs. Popov vs. everyone else “debate” has gone far enough! In an earlier discussion thread, I warned everyone about the impossibility of “proving” who is the “best” swimmer. ... Matt When you don't read well, it escapes you that I address in this thread: .) who repeats and three-peats by winning in different Olympics and being a winner with longevity; .) in contrast to a one Olympics winner or a one Olympics 'flash-in-the-pan' winner. What I address in this thread is not what you think you understand that I address.
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    Originally posted by Matt S This moronic Biondi vs. Popov vs. everyone else “debate” has gone far enough! In an earlier discussion thread, I warned everyone about the impossibility of “proving” who is the “best” swimmer. ... Matt When you don't read well, it escapes you that I address in this thread: .) who repeats and three-peats by winning in different Olympics and being a winner with longevity; .) in contrast to a one Olympics winner or a one Olympics 'flash-in-the-pan' winner. What I address in this thread is not what you think you understand that I address.
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