Emma

Instead of celebrating his second gold medal of the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Kyle Chalmers was left fuming at questions surrounding a supposed rift with ...

It’s words getting put in mouths and you wanting to make a story out of nothing.” "There’s going to be a time when I definitely stop doing that if that’s going to be the case. “The truth is I won’t be around forever and you enjoy it while you can. I stand and talk to you guys after every race. “I think it’s fantastic he’s here. You look at America, they jump on the winners, they support.

With the benefit of hindsight, it may seem that Australian swimmer Emma McKeon was always destined for greatness. The 28-year-old was born into swimming ...

“I haven’t raced in a long time, it’s getting back into the swing of it and I’m treating it as the first stepping stone back again on the way to Paris.” “She had three months out of the water, we just didn’t know what she was going to do,” her coach, Michael Bohl, told reporters in Birmingham earlier this week. There was no longer any doubting that McKeon belonged at the top table of Australia’s best ever. More success followed in 2018, at the home Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast: four gold medals and two bronze. By this point McKeon had established herself as one of the world’s best short-distance swimmers, a weapon at distances from 50m to 200m. With the benefit of hindsight, it may seem that Australian swimmer Emma McKeon was always destined for greatness.

Kyle Chalmers insisted there were no divisions in the Australian team labelling the rumours as 'false news' during a heated press conference.

You guys can affect that a lot.' 'It's not focused on mental health, it's focused on bringing me back down. 'I find that really hard to believe that I didn't say congratulations after the race. '[In] swimming, everyone still wanted to roast me. 'I do nothing but be as positive as I possibly can. 'Did you watch the whole race?

Australia wins a further three gold medals in the pool on day two of the Commonwealth Games, while Australia's rugby 7's teams eye off medals after ...

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Emma McKeon earned her 10th Commonwealth Games gold medal, tying her with Susie O'Neill, Ian Thorpe and Leisel Jones for the most gold medals in history.

In route to her record-breaking gold medal McKeon anchored the Australian women’s 4×100 freestyle relay in a time of 52.04, leading the team to victory. In addition, she is in the position to challenge shooters Phillip Adams and Mick Gault for the most Commonwealth Games medals of all-time as they currently each have 18. - 2014 – Women’s 4×100 m freestyle relay

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"Paris (2024 Olympic Games) is always the goal and that is the pinnacle of the sport as we all know." "It's a nice change being on different sides of the table this time. Scotland vs England. It's always positive." "It's kind of all a bit of a blur, I guess. It's been over a long time. "It's nice to do that 10th one in a relay," she told Australia's Channel 7.

The latest development in Australian swimming's so-called love triangle saw sprint king Kyle Chalmers and Olympic legend Emma McKeon avoid each other as the ...

Chalmers was the only member of the Aussie team that didn’t walk up to the starting blocks to congratulate McKeon after she touched the wall to finish off the relay victory. But we didn’t act on it until what ended up being a year later.” He called the rumours “pathetic”. I mean this is my first one, but I can’t imagine any other team in there would be much different.” Simpson also said in May that Chalmers had reached out to him to clear the air about his decision to enter the butterfly at the world championships. The dynamic prompted widespread speculation surrounding Chalmers’ relationship with Simpson when the pair competed against each other at the Australian Swimming Championships. In an incredible twist, Chalmers backflipped on his previous decision to skip his butterfly events at the Swimming World Championships. It was a decision that ultimately cost Simpson a spot on the team as the third fastest swimmer at the Aussie selection trials in the 100m butterfly.

The feat of 10 gold medals puts Emma McKeon on the same level as Ian Thorpe, Leisel Jones and Susie O'Neill. Australia still retains the no.1 spot on the ...

McKeon also pocketed a silver medal in the women's 100m butterfly and Brendon Smith took silver in the men's 400m individual medley. Australian para-swimmer Katja Dedekind set a world record in winning the women's 50m freestyle S13 gold medal. McKeon's feat came after Australian para-swimmer Katja Dedekind set a world record in winning the women's 50m freestyle S13 gold medal on Saturday night.

Dolph Lundgren and fiancée Emma Krokdal were spotted enjoying a date night in LA's West Hollywood neighborhood on Saturday.

'I feel very lucky that I have someone like Emma at this age. Stylish: The 64-year-old actor was dressed in a silvery grey blazer while his 25-year-old wife-to-be sported a sheer black turtleneck The 64-year-old actor was dressed in a silvery grey blazer while his 25-year-old wife-to-be sported a sheer black turtleneck.

Chalmers swam a lightning final leg to help Australia to win gold in the men's 4x100m freestyle relay on Sunday morning (AEST), alongside William Yang, Zac ...

I am grateful for those who work in the media that stand by my side and write the truth. “The truth is I won’t be around for ever and you can enjoy it while you can. “We need to be more aware that we are people. As a leader of this team I want my teammates [to be] incredibly proud of these achievements, not in tears and scared of what story or comment will be written about them. and instead of focusing on the positives, you guys want to focus on the negatives again. I know Australia is proud and so am I. But enough with click bait and s**** headlines. “Thank you media for ruining it for us all. “For me, I really sat down after trials and thought am I really going to continue on in this sport because, for me, I have given everything to this country. “I stand and talk to you guys after every single race. I support him on the team, but again, people just want clickbait on the article.” He went on to say: “It’s all just false news. — Chalmers said he will soon walk away from media commitments on medical health grounds if things don’t change.