living 5 minutes away from where both Simone Manuel and Katie Ledecky goes to college, i have the privilege of watching them swim whenever they have a meet there. They are beasts!
it's tough enough to lose a race that you are a favorite to win; it is even tougher to compose yourself and congratulate the winner(s). the two Australian women show a lot of class and sportsmanship! much respect to them.
A historic victory for both countries. For Canada, their youngest ever Olympic champion and the first Canadian to ever win 4 medals in a single Summer Olympic games (she was 7th at the turn too). For the United States, first black woman to ever medal in an individual swimming event, and both a gold and an Olympic record at that. Such a great race.
Actually, it was Anthony Ervin that was first to win a gold when he tied with Gary Hall in the 50m free during the Sydney 2000 Olympics. He's part black and there's an awkward interview about it somewhere
Its just part of history. You saying this comment just shows you immature you are. African Americans are the minority so yes, it is pointed out that she is of different color.
Really strange though how unlike most swimmers when they finish they automatically check the scoreboard she just stared at the wall for about 20 seconds before looking up at the scoreboard. It is cute how she reacts when she realizes that she's an Olympic champion.
17sunnyhour no she said in interviews she always takes a bit to catch her breath and collect her thoughts before turning. Watch her silver race she did the same thing
@@rustyshackleford7929 I mean maybe someone like Simone biles might not expect it but Simone Manuel was expected to be like 6th based on times going on. Swimmers like cate Campbell were much better ahead of the olympics
So much history in a single race. The first woman of colour to win an olympic swimming gold, along with the first athlete born in the 2000s to win a swimming medal.
healed1337 Yep. She's a once in a generation swimmer, much like Katie Ledecky, except I think she has the potential of being a more all-around swimmer. If she stays healthy and is consistent, she has the potential of being the best ever. She will need to diversify and be consistent for at least a few more years before that can be entertained though.
+MrVpassenheim The 200m freestyle seems to be the threshold between Katie Ledecky and Penny Oleksiak's skill set. The women's 200m freestyle swim could very well be the most exciting race of the meet in four years from now if they both keep improving.
Ben Stoddard I don't know about that. I see that for Sarah Sjostrom, but Penny's already better than both Sarah and Katie were at that age at that distance. Penny swam a 1:54.9 relay anchor in Rio to Katie's 1:53.7. I think Katie was a 1:56 low at 16, so Penny's about a half second faster and could possibly improve her endurance even when endurance was Katie's wheelhouse from the start. I think the threshold becomes the 400 in this case.
So? She and the Penny beat the current WR holder. Won Gold. And I'm sure she will be fine in life as well, especially she will get a degree at Stanford. Nuff said.
correction - they're Olympic record holders. The world record is held by Cate Campbell of Australia, at 52.06. She was the gold medal favourite here but badly succumbed to nerves.
The race that made history in two different directions. I was also super happy seeing USA and Canada finally share a medal, and it's even better seeing them share a GOLD medal.
i just discover this year 100M Gold (51.96) , Silver (52.27) and Bronze (52.52) medal all Faster than Rio 2016 Champion 😂 Amazing Swimmer Improve a lot in these 5 years 🏊🏻♀️🤩
Even the number 4, who is ironically Penny Oleksiak, did better (52.59)than her last timing (52.70) which brought him gold medal back then. Such a big improvement girls, Kudos!
I just read that Cate thought she was going to be disqualified because she moved just before the start, I just checked and she did move a bit as the start bell went. Explains a bit. Well done to winners
There must have been something wrong with Cate Campbell in the last 25 meters, you see she didn't pull the water strongly at all, it's like she was running out of energy. However, in 100 Women's Medley Relay, She broke the WR, I'm so glad of you, Cate Cambell, The Greatest Woman in Swimming
Anyone else watching this before the start of the Tokyo Olympics this year? This race was wild, even more so when I think about the fact that the two Campbell sisters who were leading at the turn didnt even medal in this event. I hope the games are just as competitive this year, and I especially hope that Manuel can bring home a medal.
Penny is almost like Phelps. She was 7th at the 50m turn but like Phelps, charges in the second half to share gold. I think she'll be the favorite to win the 100m in 2020 Tokyo.
I love watching Olympic, a lot of surprising winners that emerged out of nowhere. Based on this, being the fastest during the trial is no guarantee someone can win the Olympic event. Look forward to watch 2024 Olympic this summer.
Just asking out of curiosity, it is impossible for 2 or more guys to touch to the walls at the same EXACT moment. If they have the same timing at centi-second level (2-digit resolution) then why didn’t they examine with slow motion camera and go to the milisecond level (3-digit resolution)? Is it well defined legislation of the IOC that if two contestants have the same time with resolution until centisecond that they both are counted to have the same rank, or what? I’m pretty sure we have sufficient technology to detect who did indeed finish “earlier”. P.s: I am not the cruel guy who wants to remove one of the gold medals, contrarily I’m very excited about that but I am just asking out of curiosity.
The New York Times & the USA media in general really gave Penny Oleksiak the short end of the stick while fawning over Simone Manuel. The 3 favorites got caught & beaten /matched by a teenager who was in *7th* place with 25 meters to the finish
Oleksiak is Canadian, not American, and US coverage of the olympics is always heavily US focused. Maybe it shouldn't be (I'd certainly like to see more of other countries) but them not covering Oleksiak is very standard for the norm.
@@carlotta4th "maybe it shouldn't be"? Of course it should NOT. The Olympics is, obviously, INTERNATIONAL. And sport is all about struggle & rivalry. Now, in Tokyo, Oleksiak has just done it AGAIN to Simone Manuel, overcoming a 0.65 second deficit in the anchor leg of the 4x100m freestyle, to catch up to her by the flip turn and beat her to the finish by only THREE HUNDREDTHS of a second, snatching away the silver medal by a margin no human eye can discern. THAT is sport!
Simone and Penny should have known they came in first place when the cameramen put the cameras so close in their faces after the swim was complete lol!
thanks :) I know I will do great for my high school swim team :) I've been swimming since I was little :) but ive been swimming compedely on swim meets for about 2 years :) my goal is to be a pool lifeguard this summer :) swimming to me been the best sport I ever done in my life life :) even if its hard work I still love it :)
Olympic. hey again thank you so much for wishing me good luck :) it helped me alot :) I swam the 400 freestyle relay and I did great :) I litteraly won the swim meet when geting last points in the 400 freestyle relay :) thank you so much my next swim meet is next Tuesday :) super excited Ian not nerves I know exactly what do but this time I want to beat my time in the 50 freestyle right now I have a time of 34.6 seconds and I want to get 24 seconds so that I can get qualified for states which the time for that is 25.0 seconds :) I know I can bear that time :) wish me good luck :)
I remember watching her and Bronte on national channel after the Olympic games. She shed a lot of tears when it came to this moment. But i am very glad that now she is back and ready for another Olympic 2021.
I heard they sent Penny to Rio to understand the Olympics, so in 2020 she'd be able to have experience, and in 2024 she'd be competing for a medal. Methinks the timetable was a wee bit off.
What I heard was she was training to be sent to the 2020 olympics as her first Olympics, but then she improved a lot over a short period of time so got sent to the 2016 one and exceeded everyone’s expectations
Don't you think there were supposed to be 4 people in the podium? Two for gold and two for silver and bronze. I only see three, i.e., two for golds and one for bronze. The Swedish was supposed to get the silver and the Australian a bronze.
hanphil cho no she didn’t! She actually was really looking forward to going back, though she didn’t know how to take her sudden fame in Canada. Swimmers and Olympic athletes usually have a different school schedule because their training is so intense, but they still learn. It is important after all :)
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living 5 minutes away from where both Simone Manuel and Katie Ledecky goes to college, i have the privilege of watching them swim whenever they have a meet there. They are beasts!
You're so lucky!
I live in the same town ledecky grew up in. my 8 and under 25m fly was faster than her by 0.08 I think
@@gkaiser10 there is no such thing as a 25m fly
@@kierstinbruner9885 for 8 and under it makes sense
@@kierstinbruner9885 There is for 8 year olds ....
it's tough enough to lose a race that you are a favorite to win; it is even tougher to compose yourself and congratulate the winner(s). the two Australian women show a lot of class and sportsmanship! much respect to them.
Well yes australia did think the gold & silver was theres, only Phelps can think that! 99% of the time he's right , im glad the aussie girls lost
thanh mai I saw them congratulate the Canadian. I must have missed them congratulate the American.
@@lakeeshamccall8604 You can see it at 1:57
bronte sisters always been classy no matter what such a talented fam and such a great win for these ladies!
I think it's the same Australien swimmer who also congratulated Pernille Blume when se won her gold medal in 50m. Pure class from that woman!
This still makes me cry. So proud of Simone.
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A historic victory for both countries. For Canada, their youngest ever Olympic champion and the first Canadian to ever win 4 medals in a single Summer Olympic games (she was 7th at the turn too). For the United States, first black woman to ever medal in an individual swimming event, and both a gold and an Olympic record at that. Such a great race.
Simone was the first black PERSON to medal in an individual swimming event from the US. Props to her
Actually, Cullen Jones got a silver in the 50m Free in London 2012
Actually, it was Anthony Ervin that was first to win a gold when he tied with Gary Hall in the 50m free during the Sydney 2000 Olympics. He's part black and there's an awkward interview about it somewhere
It's funny you have to point out the fact she is BLACK.
Its just part of history. You saying this comment just shows you immature you are. African Americans are the minority so yes, it is pointed out that she is of different color.
Oleksiak's reaction is priceless.
Really strange though how unlike most swimmers when they finish they automatically check the scoreboard she just stared at the wall for about 20 seconds before looking up at the scoreboard. It is cute how she reacts when she realizes that she's an Olympic champion.
17sunnyhour no she said in interviews she always takes a bit to catch her breath and collect her thoughts before turning. Watch her silver race she did the same thing
Wendel Nogueira thats her reaction to every race she win a medal in!
Wendel Nogueira 아빠!ㅇㅇㅇㄴ???
Yeah coz she's teenager on that day glad they win
Nearly two years later and Simone's reaction when she won still gives me so much joy. I remember watching this like it was yesterday
Penny was 7th at the turn.. What an amazing last 50m from the 16 year old!
Marsha Julessa no one ever “expects to win” the olympics
@@liamoconnor434 that’s one of the dumbest things I’ve read in a long time
@@rustyshackleford7929 I mean maybe someone like Simone biles might not expect it but Simone Manuel was expected to be like 6th based on times going on. Swimmers like cate Campbell were much better ahead of the olympics
@@liamoconnor434 she interviewed Simone that is that she expected to win that was her goal and plan look it up girl or go sit down!
If it had to be a dead heat I'm glad that Canada tied with our girl Simone Manuel. Our neighbors to the north
Agreed. It's about time Canada and USA shared something. XD
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Kayla Huang it was not rascist ur over reacting
So much history in a single race. The first woman of colour to win an olympic swimming gold, along with the first athlete born in the 2000s to win a swimming medal.
TheLuscious I was thinking the same thing
I never cheered so loud in my house with my family for this young Sistah. True Underdog
What does Sistah mean?
@@beasmith3649i think because she's black and the commenter as well.
That was a joy to watch
Simone was only second to Abbey at the trial. But she rose to the occasion. Congrats Simone.
Yes, and her time at Trials was a 53.54 - so she stepped up in a big way on the biggest of stages. Guts.
MrVpassenheim and now she has gone down to a 52.27!! From Budapest!! She doesnt crumble at all!!
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And congrats to Penny too!!
Wow...that is special! Awesome! Congrats USA and Canada!
Canadian girl could be a beast by the time of Tokyo. She races a bit like Phelps takes it out slow but has explosive speed in the back 50.
She'll hold the WR by the time Tokyo rolls around and will be the prohibitive favorite.
Not to mention that at 16, she's already the 3rd fastest woman in history for the 100m butterfly without the use of the now banned tech suits.
healed1337 Yep. She's a once in a generation swimmer, much like Katie Ledecky, except I think she has the potential of being a more all-around swimmer. If she stays healthy and is consistent, she has the potential of being the best ever. She will need to diversify and be consistent for at least a few more years before that can be entertained though.
+MrVpassenheim The 200m freestyle seems to be the threshold between Katie Ledecky and Penny Oleksiak's skill set. The women's 200m freestyle swim could very well be the most exciting race of the meet in four years from now if they both keep improving.
Ben Stoddard I don't know about that. I see that for Sarah Sjostrom, but Penny's already better than both Sarah and Katie were at that age at that distance. Penny swam a 1:54.9 relay anchor in Rio to Katie's 1:53.7. I think Katie was a 1:56 low at 16, so Penny's about a half second faster and could possibly improve her endurance even when endurance was Katie's wheelhouse from the start. I think the threshold becomes the 400 in this case.
I hope Simone and penny develop a good friendship
Simone Manuel!!!! 🎉 thank you thank you!!! Simone is for sure a winning name!!
I come here from time to time just to see Penny´s reaction =)
Her last ten to fifteen meters were unbelievable.. and without breathing!
FELIPE, me too! Simone’s is the perfect accompaniment!
I come here because they think black cant swim
@@hanphilnoffz8827 Who cares what they think? We just need to know that we're great. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks.
Both deserved a win ! Congrats to both US and Canada ! Friendly neighbors !
I don't really know why but I love that two people can tie for first place like this.
Yea USA and Canada!!!! Go Simone and go Penny!!!
one just fresh from teen one still in high school she close enough to be born 21 st century she just shy 2001 start it
Joint gold medalists here, triple joint silver in the men's..these swimming events sure are getting competitive.
Simone Manuel, boss.
@1 Garoto 2 Mundos you hate your self
Your just jelous of her lol
@@campbellderrico "You're" and "jealous"
@@IndianOutlaw1870 sorry but does spelling really matter?
Let's go sister youre an inspiration im 34 year old and I never tought something like that was possible.Congrats!
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This STILL makes me tear up.. Congrats to both these girls!
What a comeback by Simone.
girls: hugging it out after tying
boys: absolute war
lmaoo true we'd argue the times were wrong
We made history, my friend. Oh, how the times have changed.
I remember watching this live. Amazing moment. ✨
What a race!!!!
she's black lol
So? She and the Penny beat the current WR holder. Won Gold. And I'm sure she will be fine in life as well, especially she will get a degree at Stanford. Nuff said.
correction - they're Olympic record holders. The world record is held by Cate Campbell of Australia, at 52.06. She was the gold medal favourite here but badly succumbed to nerves.
So it couldn't have just been that a couple of faster athletes just beat her this time?
I love how you stated that!
that was sensational
Wow, awesome inspiration, these two. Simone Manuel is a huge inspiration for the black race.
black community u meant probably ....
@@BlueHopi144 They tried
Ahhh imagine one was 0,01 sec faster, would be a dissapointing silver, now they re both happy champions :)
USA...always got the elite and the best athletes. Simone Manuel just took everybody by surprise ! And with that, I am proud to be an American...:))
The race that made history in two different directions. I was also super happy seeing USA and Canada finally share a medal, and it's even better seeing them share a GOLD medal.
2019 I'm crying. my girl was getting it.
i just discover this year 100M Gold (51.96) , Silver (52.27) and Bronze (52.52) medal all Faster than Rio 2016 Champion 😂
Amazing Swimmer Improve a lot in these 5 years 🏊🏻♀️🤩
Even the number 4, who is ironically Penny Oleksiak, did better (52.59)than her last timing (52.70) which brought him gold medal back then. Such a big improvement girls, Kudos!
Suits.
I just read that Cate thought she was going to be disqualified because she moved just before the start, I just checked and she did move a bit as the start bell went. Explains a bit. Well done to winners
That was definitely unfortunate.She had that race , easily.
There must have been something wrong with Cate Campbell in the last 25 meters, you see she didn't pull the water strongly at all, it's like she was running out of energy. However, in 100 Women's Medley Relay, She broke the WR, I'm so glad of you, Cate Cambell, The Greatest Woman in Swimming
she choked- lesser humans have done the same
Anyone else watching this before the start of the Tokyo Olympics this year? This race was wild, even more so when I think about the fact that the two Campbell sisters who were leading at the turn didnt even medal in this event. I hope the games are just as competitive this year, and I especially hope that Manuel can bring home a medal.
Simone Manuel is amazing
A sad moment in Australian Olympic history but I'm glad this has been all washed away with 2 Aussies winning gold n bronze just yesterday in Tokyo
Penny is almost like Phelps. She was 7th at the 50m turn but like Phelps, charges in the second half to share gold. I think she'll be the favorite to win the 100m in 2020 Tokyo.
Thanks for positive energy and inspiration 👏👏
Slight boo boo by the analyst. She said Hogshead and Steinseifer (sp) had their dead heat in 1985. The dead heat happened in 1984.
Brian Washington, true.
Who else remember Camille Muffat?
Rest In Peace🖤
I love watching Olympic, a lot of surprising winners that emerged out of nowhere. Based on this, being the fastest during the trial is no guarantee someone can win the Olympic event. Look forward to watch 2024 Olympic this summer.
Cate Campbell clearly the best in this event for many years but always seems to choke at the Olympics
Uh...Simone Manuel at 0:21 "I can win !" and at 4:03 bites the gold medal !!
I'm here in 2020🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Cate Campbell is so frustrating to watch. She swims brilliantly in relays but always chokes in individual races
It's true she needs to focus more on individual races.She does have the full potential to be the best
"it was a dead heat"! woo hoo, 2 OR and 2 gold medals!
Just asking out of curiosity, it is impossible for 2 or more guys to touch to the walls at the same EXACT moment. If they have the same timing at centi-second level (2-digit resolution) then why didn’t they examine with slow motion camera and go to the milisecond level (3-digit resolution)? Is it well defined legislation of the IOC that if two contestants have the same time with resolution until centisecond that they both are counted to have the same rank, or what? I’m pretty sure we have sufficient technology to detect who did indeed finish “earlier”.
P.s: I am not the cruel guy who wants to remove one of the gold medals, contrarily I’m very excited about that but I am just asking out of curiosity.
These woman are the reason why i respect woman so much.
Canadian Track suit looks very cool compare to the 2021.
Is it possible to get a longer extended version of this event?
INCREDIBLE!
AHMM..2 GIRLS DEADHEAT WON THE GOLD AND THE OTHER WON SILVER, WHO WON THE BRONZE? I DON'T UNDERSTAND, CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN? THANKS
good job United States of America and Canada
The New York Times & the USA media in general really gave Penny Oleksiak the short end of the stick while fawning over Simone Manuel.
The 3 favorites got caught & beaten /matched by a teenager who was in *7th* place with 25 meters to the finish
Oleksiak is Canadian, not American, and US coverage of the olympics is always heavily US focused. Maybe it shouldn't be (I'd certainly like to see more of other countries) but them not covering Oleksiak is very standard for the norm.
@@carlotta4th "maybe it shouldn't be"?
Of course it should NOT. The Olympics is, obviously, INTERNATIONAL.
And sport is all about struggle & rivalry.
Now, in Tokyo, Oleksiak has just done it AGAIN to Simone Manuel, overcoming a 0.65 second deficit in the anchor leg of the 4x100m freestyle, to catch up to her by the flip turn and beat her to the finish by only THREE HUNDREDTHS of a second, snatching away the silver medal by a margin no human eye can discern.
THAT is sport!
Simone you are just beautiful!!!
Simon Manuel will WIN Gold in the next Olympics, Tokyo 2020. U.S. Superstar Swimmer.
i swam this today and I beated my time from 1:20 to now 1:15 !!!! so happy right now !!!!
Now for a 1:12 and then a 1:10 champ!!! :-)
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there is still one last Olympic Games for Campbell sisters, i strongly believe Cate will rise above herself and break her new world record- Be Strong
let's see this summer first ....
GO CANADA GO!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOO GO OLEKSIAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GO CANADA GO!
Cate Campbell is a beauty
Simone and Penny should have known they came in first place when the cameramen put the cameras so close in their faces after the swim was complete lol!
wow such amazing race :) such amazing athletes :) iam swimming 100 meter freestyle tonight at my swim meet :) iam looking forward to it :)
Good luck!
thanks :) I know I will do great for my high school swim team :) I've been swimming since I was little :) but ive been swimming compedely on swim meets for about 2 years :) my goal is to be a pool lifeguard this summer :) swimming to me been the best sport I ever done in my life life :) even if its hard work I still love it :)
Olympic. hey again thank you so much for wishing me good luck :) it helped me alot :) I swam the 400 freestyle relay and I did great :) I litteraly won the swim meet when geting last points in the 400 freestyle relay :) thank you so much my next swim meet is next Tuesday :) super excited Ian not nerves I know exactly what do but this time I want to beat my time in the 50 freestyle right now I
have a time of 34.6 seconds and I want to get 24 seconds so that I can get qualified for states which the time for that is 25.0 seconds :) I know I can bear that time :) wish me good luck :)
GOOD LUCK!!!! EVEN THO ITS A BIT LATE FOR YOUR NEXT MEET LOL
poor Cate :(
I remember watching her and Bronte on national channel after the Olympic games. She shed a lot of tears when it came to this moment. But i am very glad that now she is back and ready for another Olympic 2021.
Where is the men's?
I remember watching this in class live with everyone. We we all screaming at the whiteboard cheating for the Campbell’s
Fantastic
simon and everyone else did good
Its 2016 and We Still Can't See Thousandth of second.. Just look at F1..there is no way two athletes can touch at same time..
Oleksiak has such a cute reaction. We lobe you, Penny 🇨🇦
Penelope's last 50m was impressive
*Shares a new Olympic record and gold medal*
Oleksiak reaction: “OH MY GOODNESS!”
Yepp. Definitely Canadian. Congrats, ladies! 🇺🇸🇨🇦
So which country's national anthem was played?
Both
They can't go 1000th of a second like the 100M sprint?!
Nice two gold medals
Hai Vai Fede sei prima stile sei brava
I heard they sent Penny to Rio to understand the Olympics, so in 2020 she'd be able to have experience, and in 2024 she'd be competing for a medal. Methinks the timetable was a wee bit off.
What I heard was she was training to be sent to the 2020 olympics as her first Olympics, but then she improved a lot over a short period of time so got sent to the 2016 one and exceeded everyone’s expectations
Nama event itu apa ya? Kalo boleh tau
It was 1984 in Los Angeles, lady, get your facts straight!
I plan on doing swimming and making it to the Olympics by working hard! Hopefully one day I’ll make it.
All are good swimmers
What a finish ---by both !! ---------------WolfSky9
Don't you think there were supposed to be 4 people in the podium? Two for gold and two for silver and bronze. I only see three, i.e., two for golds and one for bronze. The Swedish was supposed to get the silver and the Australian a bronze.
Best part is they are the same age and we'll probably see them in 2020 in another Olympic final
TheLuscious simone manuel was 20 years old actually
penny was just 16 nearly miss those olden age 0-2000 and nearly miss millennial im born 2001
did penny drop out high school
hanphil cho no she didn’t! She actually was really looking forward to going back, though she didn’t know how to take her sudden fame in Canada.
Swimmers and Olympic athletes usually have a different school schedule because their training is so intense, but they still learn. It is important after all :)
No you won’t 😂
Maravilloso empate
Good spurt by manuel ..!!!
talk about a close finish!
The USA's Simone Manuel and Canada's Penny Oleksiak tie for gold and set an Olympic Record in Women's 100m Freestyle in Rio 2016.
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Campbell swam so fast in first 50m so couldnt save energy to accelerate in the 2nd 50
So which national anthem was played during the ceremony?.
mikhail rascalov They played both back-to-back.
Anyone notice at the end the legs of Manuel and Oleksiak are the most engaged and they tied....guess those legs are really important....
amazing .
Simone Manuel is a cool Stanford Cardinal 🏊 👍