World Record Holder Sarah Sjöström Flies to Olympic Glory 🥇🇸🇪 | Women's 100m Freestyle | Paris 2024

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AI GeneratedThis video covers the women's 100-meter freestyle final, featuring a highly competitive field of world-record holders and Olympic champions. The race highlights the strategic battle between top swimmers from the USA, Australia, Sweden, and Hong Kong, culminating in a dramatic finish where Sarah Sjöström secures the gold medal.
We'll bring you out the finalists of the women's 100 meter freestyle and Nick as we highlighted
This is such a stacked field. Here is Gretchen Walsh from the USA
She's won a silver medal here in the 100 meters butterfly
Gifted this 100 freestyle with the withdrawal of one of her teammates after trials and now she finds herself in a final
The Americans bookend this field as Tori Husk down in lane number one
She already has a silver medal for the 4x100 free relay and that gold in the hundred fly
The last time a world record holder won Olympic gold was in 2008 Britta Steffen
Sarah Sjostrom is chasing that same mark. She is the world record holder from Sweden
Lane number two from the Netherlands the current world champion in this distance Merit Steenbergen
4x200 freestyle gold medalist from Tokyo. This is a young
Jiangxi
from China
22 years of age. She's already won gold in Tokyo
fifth in the 200 meters free final
Moving more towards the center of the field and the pool from Australia
Molly O'Callaghan two golds already that great
203 win and of course the Australian 4x100 free relay world champion at this distance in 2023
Bronze medalist in 2024 at the World Championships the all-time number 10 in the history of this event. It's Shana Jack from Australia
She's already won gold in the 4x100 freestyle relay here in Paris
And the middle lane the top seed a bronze medal already in the 200 free
representing Hong Kong
Siobhan
You cannot afford to make a mistake in this two-lap sprint
Perfect from start to finish. No, you're right Nick
That really is it's whoever makes the least amount of mistakes in an aggressive manner. Exactly, right?
You'll see some different tactics. We know Molly O'Callaghan comes home fast
Shana Jack will go out strong the world record holder in the 50 freestyle is Sarah Sjostrom in seven
She will go out fast. So to Gretchen Walsh. She went out very fast in the fly final and
semi-final
Women's hundred meter free. This is the final
We will have three medalists after two laps as predicted
Gretchen Walsh is the best starter over in lane number one
But across on the other side as well lane number one Tori Husker bookending with the two USA swimmers
Walsh in eight and Tori Husker in one
Well, you mentioned that Molly O'Callaghan usually swims this from behind and she is almost dead last at the 50
It is husk coffee Walsh
Separated by 15 one hundredths of a second
Look at that underwater from Gretchen Walsh at the bottom and the underwater from O'Callaghan as well
Tori Husker leading on the outside. I expect she's gonna fade. He is having a blinder of a swim. Here comes O'Callaghan
Okay set to 20
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Second goes to Merit Steenbergen Molly O'Callaghan. I
Apologize second to Tori Husker and it's Siobhan Hardy with the bronze
What a performance from the 30 year old
That was incredible. She only entered the hundred freestyle at the cutoff of the entries
She was not going to race it
It was a late entry and now she walks away as Olympic champion 52 1 6
What an incredible performance
as we rewatch
The 100 meters freestyle for women. She was fourth at the 50 meter mark Sarah shows from there
She is with the yellow cap third from the right hand side. So I thought that was the 50 meter split apologies
She's on the other side for the touch
Sarah showstrom
her world record
intact and now an
Olympic gold medalist in the hundred meter freestyle
Able to turn two laps into gold a priceless performance at the perfect time
Showstrom wins it Tori husk from the u.s. Silver and Siobhan ha he gets the bronze
