100 FR is the most difficult race at these levels. See Mac Evoy swimming 47.04 during trials but never came close to it again. The pressure is immense for the record holder and being fast is not enough. Only guys with a strong mental game like Popov could achieve similar results.
@@matiaswilliamcosta7207So true, he needs to find back his stroke and confidence Can’t be compare to Phelps as I read above, as it’s sprint, I 💯 concur
I look at the comments and dispair of genuine honesty, Chalmers is in the twilight of his career and is still so good, McEvoy is also in his twilight, yet if these two can come togheter for the 100 x3 in 2024 it will be interesting.
A lot of potential reasons. It's really difficult for an athlete to replicate let alone exceed their past peak performance. David may have not tapered properly coming into the championships. He may have had unforeseen circumstances and that may have impacted his prep. He also fell off the top 3 in the 200m earlier in the championships in the last 50m which may have had a potential impact on his mental coming up to the 100m. There's a plethora of reasons. Don't forget he is also only 18 years old and doesn't have as much competition experience as someone like Kyle Chalmers who is likely more composed during his races. Although being a world record holder, someone as young as him still has work to do as an athlete.
@@mikes3637 Popovici, Pan, Richards, Alexy are all 20 or younger. Popovici has gone 46.8, Pan 47.2, Alexy 47.3, all of these guys are tough competition come next year.
Popovici ha perso 100 e 200 stile libero per la sua boria, che gli serva di lezione. Chalmers aveva già dimostrato classe ed esperienza nella staffetta 4 X 100 stile
Popovici ha perso 100 e 200 perchè non aveva la stessa condizione dell'anno passato. Magari l'anno prossimo ne avrà di più. Comunque su Chalmers hai ragione da vendere. Non è solo forte, ma anche molto bravo a distribuire le forze e rinvenire molto velocemente nella seconda vasca. A Tokio stava rimontando Dressel. Chalmers è sia forte che esperto. Non crocifiggiamo Popovici che è già fin troppo bravo per la sua età.
@@yulyul6376 popovici ha pagato dazio per la superbia, se osserviamo il suo modo di fare e nelle interviste si nota facilmente, non è questione di crocifiggere ma di osservare la realtà, ha dimostrato di non essere un agonista, i veri agonisti danno il meglio proprio nei momenti di forma non ottimale, chalmers lo è come lo era Magnini
@@paolobuonarroti ma non guardare le interviste. Guarda come nuotano in vasca. Io detestavo Boggiato ai microfoni, ma lo adoravo in acqua. Il mio ragionamento però è un altro. Se Popovici avesse avuto grandi tempi nelle braccia, e per un eccesso di confidenza si fosse fatto rimontare, ti darei ragione. Ma Popovici quest'anno non è neanche lontano parente del 2022. È troppo indietro. Ancora una volta debbo darti ragione sull'altra parte del ragionamento. Magnini è un esempio lampante di atleta professionale e concentrato. Lui, e lo hai spiegato benissimo, centrava risultati prestigiosi anche in condizioni non ottimali. Ma lo faceva se doveva limare qualcosa. Popovici non era in condizione. Cosa poteva limare? Gli mancano 25 mt nei 100. Lui era fermo e gli altri gli andavano via nel momento più duro della gara.
@@yulyul6376 mi riferisco alle interviste semplicemente perché sono parte del suo rendimento scarso, nel senso che nel rendimento influiscono tanti fattori, come l'atteggiamento.
Not sure about that, his best time is still the world record and he's been faster than the winning time here multiple times, he just had an off meet, it happens
imagine pan zhanle goes from this kind of a performance in 2023 to incredible world record in 2024
Chalmers always maintains good performances in every races. He deserves it.
Thanks for showing this
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@@rev3rse19 yes thank you ….also love how the Italian commentators pronounce Kyle as Kylie..
@@terencemccarthy8615 I notice that too😂😂😂
Popovici will come back much stronger, don't forget he is only 18 years old! when he returns, he will shock the world again!
When Phelps was 19 he won 6 golds and 2 bronze at Athens. David needs more focus.
100 FR is the most difficult race at these levels. See Mac Evoy swimming 47.04 during trials but never came close to it again. The pressure is immense for the record holder and being fast is not enough. Only guys with a strong mental game like Popov could achieve similar results.
@@matiaswilliamcosta7207So true, he needs to find back his stroke and confidence
Can’t be compare to Phelps as I read above, as it’s sprint, I 💯 concur
Popovici needs to muscle up he can't compete in a gruelling competition with that coathanger frame.
@@Boozoobajou1 yea correct
I look at the comments and dispair of genuine honesty, Chalmers is in the twilight of his career and is still so good, McEvoy is also in his twilight, yet if these two can come togheter for the 100 x3 in 2024 it will be interesting.
Great performance frkm Zhanie Pan, he went so close to the bronze!
Classical Chalmers swim : so strong last 25m 💪🏻
KC is now No1 in 100M freestyle
ZhanLe Pan did well in the 2nd 50m; the silver medalist's enhanced performance compared to his qualified time in semi-final is dubious loh.....
He missed the start in the semi.
chalmers finishing is just amazing every time, how does he do it
Strong legs at the end, see the powerful wake and foam behind him
MAXIME,
GRANDIOSE 3 ÈME,
What a MOnSTER ⚡️
It's time for Lane 2 and 3 to shine in Paris 2024.
Zhangle Pan from china won with WR
@@mohamedrajawi7995 yes, the Chinese swimmer is very good, ahead of the rest by more than 1.0s and WR. 👍👍
@@ryder9739 why he don't play 50 m ??
for 3 medals , he won 2
Chalmers had a reaction time of 0.7
He could have shaved another 0.1 off that time
King Kyle🏅👑❤
Chalmer out touching the US in the last couple of micro seconds. Another Aussie gold!
Let’s go ausieeeeee
Isn't Popovici the record holder and therefore the fastest swimmer in the world? Why didnt he even place top 3?
NO ! In this "long course pool" yes! But in the short course pool Chalmers is the workld record holder.
A lot of potential reasons. It's really difficult for an athlete to replicate let alone exceed their past peak performance.
David may have not tapered properly coming into the championships. He may have had unforeseen circumstances and that may have impacted his prep. He also fell off the top 3 in the 200m earlier in the championships in the last 50m which may have had a potential impact on his mental coming up to the 100m. There's a plethora of reasons.
Don't forget he is also only 18 years old and doesn't have as much competition experience as someone like Kyle Chalmers who is likely more composed during his races. Although being a world record holder, someone as young as him still has work to do as an athlete.
Classic Kyle, a mile back at the 50 and come home like a freight train. Needs to break 47 if he wants to win the Olympics next year.
with 47.15 also he would win it. Only man to beat would be Kolesnikov
@@mikes3637hello, popovich and maybe dressel?
@@kankantona9070 dressel is done
@@mikes3637 Popovici, Pan, Richards, Alexy are all 20 or younger. Popovici has gone 46.8, Pan 47.2, Alexy 47.3, all of these guys are tough competition come next year.
He's on track for sub 47 in Paris!
chalmers is always so strong in second 50m
Great swim from Nemeth.
Top four times would have placed bronze at last olympics, so pretty quick
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Where is Dressel?
did not make it he took 9 month off then got back to training 2 months when trials happened he go going be in top form
What about Caeleb Dressel? Where is he?
David popovici our king in romania❤❤
Who knows why Dressel has dissappered such a long time?
Burns out After olympics, not sure but I think he didn't want to swim again
He will come back, he is training hard for Olympic Trials for Paris as I heard.
What happened to Popovici?
Like pretty much any athlete in history, he's passing a not so great form period of time. It happens.
He forgot to take steroids before the meet.
@@MrYoumitube Another couch know-it-all 😆
Pressure and expectations. Let’s not forget he’s only 18, and still WR holder.
@@MrYoumitubeDo you know how sports work, like at all?
where is mr dressal?
He was out for several months, he will be back for Paris 2024
Popovici ha perso 100 e 200 stile libero per la sua boria, che gli serva di lezione. Chalmers aveva già dimostrato classe ed esperienza nella staffetta 4 X 100 stile
Popovici ha perso 100 e 200 perchè non aveva la stessa condizione dell'anno passato. Magari l'anno prossimo ne avrà di più. Comunque su Chalmers hai ragione da vendere. Non è solo forte, ma anche molto bravo a distribuire le forze e rinvenire molto velocemente nella seconda vasca. A Tokio stava rimontando Dressel. Chalmers è sia forte che esperto. Non crocifiggiamo Popovici che è già fin troppo bravo per la sua età.
@@yulyul6376 popovici ha pagato dazio per la superbia, se osserviamo il suo modo di fare e nelle interviste si nota facilmente, non è questione di crocifiggere ma di osservare la realtà, ha dimostrato di non essere un agonista, i veri agonisti danno il meglio proprio nei momenti di forma non ottimale, chalmers lo è come lo era Magnini
@@paolobuonarroti ma non guardare le interviste. Guarda come nuotano in vasca. Io detestavo Boggiato ai microfoni, ma lo adoravo in acqua. Il mio ragionamento però è un altro. Se Popovici avesse avuto grandi tempi nelle braccia, e per un eccesso di confidenza si fosse fatto rimontare, ti darei ragione. Ma Popovici quest'anno non è neanche lontano parente del 2022. È troppo indietro. Ancora una volta debbo darti ragione sull'altra parte del ragionamento. Magnini è un esempio lampante di atleta professionale e concentrato. Lui, e lo hai spiegato benissimo, centrava risultati prestigiosi anche in condizioni non ottimali. Ma lo faceva se doveva limare qualcosa. Popovici non era in condizione. Cosa poteva limare? Gli mancano 25 mt nei 100. Lui era fermo e gli altri gli andavano via nel momento più duro della gara.
@@yulyul6376 mi riferisco alle interviste semplicemente perché sono parte del suo rendimento scarso, nel senso che nel rendimento influiscono tanti fattori, come l'atteggiamento.
where the Claelab dressel?
HE NEEDS TIME TO RECOVER FROM SURGERY
@@hoangle2897 ONLY dressel can save the US swim
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Nothing about Ahmed Ayoub Hafnaoui in your Page with 3 medals it s not important 😂🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳❤❤❤
Everyone's had a year to analyse what Popovici did in '22 and prepare accordingly.
Not sure about that, his best time is still the world record and he's been faster than the winning time here multiple times, he just had an off meet, it happens
@@sethaldrich6902 no popovici is not the world record holder.
@@kakashizaua6356 He is the world record holder
@@thefightgame7543 its just a short course dude....
@@kakashizaua6356 Popovici is the long course 100 Free world record holder
Kid choked!
Jack Alexy!
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Popovici choked again😂. He's too inconsistent.
Nobody chokes against an Aussie....freestyle is also called the Australian crawl for a reason. 👍💪🇦🇺🦘#borntoswim
dude he's still 18, mind you he still holds the world record
Wouldn't call 47.8 choking. Maybe just an off taper.
I am betting any money you don't run faster than this people swimming 😂
@@AUmarcus Popovici is the fastest ever though lol
Awful start from popovici