The year-old showed off her impressive athletic figure in a skimpy animal print bikini. Fun in the sun: Olympian Ariarne Titmus was making the most of the good weather on Saturday. The gold TOKYO — Ariarne Titmus of Australia, not Katie Ledecky of the United States, won the women’s meter freestyle gold. Ledecky, 24, came in as the defending Olympic champion and world-record A sixteen-year-old “once in a generation” superstar has left the swimming world stunned after smashing Ariarne Titmus’ world record. 2 min read March 29, - PM Ariarne Titmus broke Katie Ledecky ‘s world record in the m freestyle at the Australian swimming trials on Sunday, becoming the first swimmer other than Ledecky to break a Ledecky world record. Titmus, the year-old who won the Olympic m and m frees over Ledecky, clocked to take six hundredths off Aussie Olympic star Ariarne Titmus has produced the fastest-ever split swim in the women's m freestyle helping Australia break the world record at the Ariarne Titmus breaks another Australian record: Women's m Freestyle in 🔥 🙌The swimming at #AusTrials has been phenomenal 🤩Amazon Prime Vid Likes, 0 comments - swimmingworldmag on December 30, "Spectacular Blast In Freestyle Gives Ariarne Titmus World Record Of the Year Honors “Apart "
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The Australian swimming champion has returned to competition for the first time since July ahead of the Paris Olympics, finishing second to Mollie O’Callaghan in Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus has spoken about her recovery from ovarian surgery and its impact on the defense of her Olympic titles at Paris who holds the m freestyle world
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Titmus swam an incredible in Fukuoka, smashing McIntosh's previous record, while Ledecky finished second in with bronze for Erika Fairweather of New Zealand in Ariarne Titmus’ destroyed Katie Ledecky and Summer McIntosh to win the gold and reclaim her world record in the m free. The Aussie had the race wrapped Reigning Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus won the women's m freestyle in a new world record of 3 minutes, seconds at the World Aquatics Championships on Sunday (23 July).. The year-old shaved seven-tenths of a second off the old mark held by Summer McIntosh, who was overtaken by New Zealand's Erika Fairweather to finish Australian swimming prodigy Ariarne Titmus created an uproar in Fukuoka in m freestyle. She surpassed the likes of American swimmer Katie Ledecky and Erica Fairweather from New Zealand to take the crown in world-record time. However, in a surprising development, the ace swimmer will not be a part of the upcoming World SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel: [HOST] #worldaquatics #fina #aquatics #ariarnetitmus #worldrecord # Ariarne Titmus has got more Olympic gold in her sights again after she regained her world record with an incredible performance to win the women’s metres freestyle. PM: SWIMMING’S