KITAJIMA WR/OR 2008
All eyes were on KITAJIMA who has 3 Olympic Gold Medals under his belt. If he gets this, he’ll be the man to beat, the only dominant power for all Breaststroke events in 2 consecutive Olympics’. Did he do it? Hell yeah.
GOLD: KITAJIMA (JPN)
SILVER: RICKARD (AUS)
BRONZE: DUBOSCQ (FRA)
KITAJIMA was a little disappointed though. He did not throw his signature “muscle man pose” into the air, looks like he’s really eyeing the WR. He played a safe game, played it true to his standards. He maintained his lead from the start, full of discipline, not showing any signs of being desperate or exhaustion. The Gold is rightfully his.
RICKARD came out pretty strong, the only person chasing KITAJIMA from the start. I thought he looked amusing as he emerged from the holding room. His neck was extended; he took a deep breath with eyes closed, enjoying himself being in the race, being at the finals. He kept his winning smile all throughout the race and also at the award ceremony. DUBOSCQ, like always, came out of nowhere to emerge as third; he is also the Bronze Medalist in the 100M BREASTSTROKE.
All eyes were on KITAJIMA who has 3 Olympic Gold Medals under his belt. If he gets this, he’ll be the man to beat, the only dominant power for all Breaststroke events in 2 consecutive Olympics’. Did he do it? Hell yeah.
GOLD: KITAJIMA (JPN)
SILVER: RICKARD (AUS)
BRONZE: DUBOSCQ (FRA)
KITAJIMA was a little disappointed though. He did not throw his signature “muscle man pose” into the air, looks like he’s really eyeing the WR. He played a safe game, played it true to his standards. He maintained his lead from the start, full of discipline, not showing any signs of being desperate or exhaustion. The Gold is rightfully his.
RICKARD came out pretty strong, the only person chasing KITAJIMA from the start. I thought he looked amusing as he emerged from the holding room. His neck was extended; he took a deep breath with eyes closed, enjoying himself being in the race, being at the finals. He kept his winning smile all throughout the race and also at the award ceremony. DUBOSCQ, like always, came out of nowhere to emerge as third; he is also the Bronze Medalist in the 100M BREASTSTROKE.
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