According to the latest report from the Associated Press, American swimming legend Phelps will have a new identity at the Tokyo Olympics, where he will serve as an NBC commentator and Olympic reporter and will participate in the coverage of swimming events for this Tokyo Olympics.
NBC announced Monday that Michael Phelps will be involved in NBC's Olympic coverage as a journalist and swim commentator. He will cover specific swimming events with Dan Hicks and Roddy Gaines, and feature as a reporter during prime time.
Speaking on a conference call, Gaines said: "I know he's going to offer some incredible insights, especially those races where he's won so many gold medals."
As a legend in the American swimming world and even in the world swimming world, Phelps has won the most medals (28) and gold medals (23) in the history of the Olympic Games.
At the 2004 Athens Olympics, Phelps won 6 gold and 2 bronze. At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Phelps jumped into the swimming pool competition 8 times and won the championship 8 times, which is unprecedented and unprecedented. At the 2012 London Olympics, Phelps won 4 gold and 2 silver.
In 2012 Phelps announced his retirement, in 2014 announced his comeback, participating in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, the sword is not old Phelps once again won 5 gold and 1 silver, the number of individual Olympic gold medals reached a staggering 23, the number of medals 28, on December 2 of that year completely announced his retirement.
Now at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, Phelps has not disappeared in front of the majority of swimming fans, he has returned as a king of a different identity, becoming an NBC special commentator and Olympic reporter, he will go to Tokyo to participate in the Olympic swimming event coverage, we look forward to Phelps' performance.