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Nicholas Santos (42 years old) "updates" his record for oldest swimmer to win a World Championship medal with a 50m Butterfly silver.

FINA is normally one of the world’s most hopeless governing bodies, but they’ve done the right thing here. Other sports should take note. Fina, swimming's world governing body, has voted to stop transgender athletes from competing in women's elite races if they have gone through any part of the process of male puberty. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/swimming/61853450

Bronze for Evangelia Platanioti in the solo technical routine, our first ever World Championships medal in artistic/synchronized swimming

FINA doing what the other orgs have so far been too spineless to do. 👍👍👍

qualifies for the team final thanks to Russia not being here.

Apostolos Christou with a CR of 52.09 (previously 52.26) in the men's 100 backstroke semifinals Obviously broke his own NR as well (previously 52.77) Really hoping he can win a medal here, although last year at the Euros he only won bronze with 52.97 after swimming 52.77 in the semifinals (which would've been enough for gold in the final...)

5 silver medals out of 6 individual events for Italy ...the gold curse only broken because there were two Italians in the men's foil final.

I think that's its quite realistis

Well yeah if everything goes in 1 thread there won't be a point of opening a new thread for each sport or group of sports. I mean it makes the work harder but it becomes easier to track the progress sport wise.

but mostly we light it with rubon of icehokey

Another grass final for Haddad Maia who beat Simona Halep in three sets. She will be a favorite vs the Chinese veteran Zhang Shuai who also needed three sets to beat Sorana Cirstea. The Wimbledon odds for Haddad Maia will be very interesting

you light the fire with gas in Algeria ?

yeah, I see, back to hockey

Pretty damn surprising to see Finland getting a Super 500. Awesome!

Well, Hosny lifted 11kg more in total three weights lower in -89kg, just for comparison.

I am okay with Fly being the owner. I am always with team India.

2 medals in swimming in 1st day !

First gold in 400m for after 2005 WC

@hckošice Vladimir Macura wins the +102kg weight.

Hello guys, I have just opened the Serbian club: https://totallympics.com/clubs/9-team-serbia/ I will now invite all the Serbian users there, you will have to click on the join button to be able to reply to the threads. Please also share your point of view here about the name of the club (the one I have used now is provisional and might be changed). Good luck!

And a first small success for Team Poland. No repeat from Tokyo. This time half of a team didn’t have to head back home before the competition even started. 💪

Yesterday and today, we've held the Lithuanian u18 championship. 4 additional athletes qualified to the u18 ECH and we should have a team of probably 20 athletes there. The highlight of the competition was Rugilė Miklyčiūtė breaking the Lithuanian NR in Pole Vault that was standing since 2012. The new NR is 3.92 and it's the fifth best performance in the European U18 field so far. Rugilė is also the very first Lithuanian pole vaulter to ever qualify for an athletics championship in any age group, we were always hilariously bad in this event, especially in the women's field.

Tenishia Thornton wins -55kg Snatch, C&J and Overall. Refreshing to see.

You can add the 25.07.2021 Rowing video which is for some reason not existing, but for some reason they have 2 videos of the rowing from 28.07.2021