1. Michael Phelps
Basic personal information: Michael Phelps is an American male swimmer born in 1985. He is known as a miracle in the world swimming world and is known as the "flying fish".
Athlete's career: Phelps is the most decorated athlete in Olympic history, winning a total of 26 Olympic medals, including 23 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze. He is also the oldest medalist in the men's individual swimming event at the World Swimming Championships. In addition, at the World Championships, he won a total of 26 gold, 6 silver and 1 bronze medal. He is ranked No. 1 in the World Swimming Rankings.
Personal experience and course: Phelps began his career at the Sydney 2000 Olympics and his first Olympic medal was eight gold medals at the Athens 2004 Olympics. One of his achievements was a record 8 gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In addition, he won several Olympic medals at the London 2012 Olympics and the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.
Impact and contribution: Phelps' impact on world swimming is enormous. His achievements and breakthroughs have changed the landscape of swimming and inspired generations of swimmers. He is also a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. In addition, he contributes to society through his foundation and philanthropy.
2, Sun Yang
Basic personal information: Sun Yang is a Chinese male swimmer, born in 1991.
Athlete's career: Sun Yang is the only Olympic and World Grand Slam champion in the men's 200m freestyle, 400m freestyle and 1500m freestyle, and the only man in history to win three consecutive men's 800m freestyle world championships. He has the highest number of individual gold medals in the men's freestyle in the world. Sun Yang has won 12 Olympic medals and 18 world championship medals in international competitions and is a famous Chinese men's swimmer.
Personal experience and course: Sun Yang's career began at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where he did not win a medal. But in the years that followed, Sun Yang gradually became the backbone of the Chinese swimming team. He won two gold medals and one silver medal at London 2012 and one gold and one silver medal at Rio 2016.
Impact and contribution: Sun Yang's achievements are milestones in the history of Chinese sports. His breakthroughs and achievements are not only the glory of Chinese swimming, but also the pride of Chinese sports. His influence and appeal have also expanded, and he has become an idol and role model for many young people.
3. Alexander Popov
Basic personal information: Alexander Popov is a Russian male swimmer born in 1970.
Athlete's career: Popov was the king of sprint swimming in the 90s, winning two gold medals in the men's 50m and 100 freestyle at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, before winning two more titles at Atlanta 1996. He also competed in two Olympic Games in Sydney and Athens, winning a total of four gold, five silver and one bronze medal in all four Olympic Games.
Personal experience and course: Popov's career is well known in the international swimming community. His speed, skill and calmness have made him a leader in short distance swimming. His many achievements and breakthroughs have made him a famous player in the international swimming world.
Influence and contribution: Popov has a wide influence and reputation in the international swimming community. His achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. He is also a role model and inspiration for many swimmers.
4. Ryan Rochette
Basic personal information: Ryan Rochett is an American male swimmer born in 1984.
Athlete's career: Rochett is an American all-around swimmer who holds world records in the men's 100m, 200m and 400m medley. He is also the world record holder for the men's 4x200m freestyle. He competed in three Olympic Games, winning five gold, three silver and three bronze medals, and 18 gold, five silver and four bronze medals at the World Championships. He was also the first athlete to break the world record for long and short pool swimming.
Personal experience and course: Rochette is a key all-around player on the U.S. swimming team. His speed, skill and endurance have made him a leader in swimming. He has achieved several achievements and breakthroughs in international competitions.
Impact and Contribution: Rochette's accomplishments and breakthroughs have contributed to the U.S. swimming team and the international swimming community. His influence and appeal have also expanded, and he has become an idol and role model for many young people.
5. Mark Spiez
Basic personal information: Mark Spiez is a former Austrian male swimmer born in 1950.
Athlete's career: Spitz is an international swimmer who has broken world records in freestyle and butterfly 35 times. He has been featured in several sports awards and is one of the 5 "World's Best Athletes" awarded by the International Olympic Committee. During his swimming career, he competed in two Olympic Games, Mexico City in 1968 and Munich in Germany in 1972. At the Mexico City Olympics, he won 4 gold medals and 2 silver medals, and at the Munich Olympics he won 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal.
Personal experience and course: Spitz has shown exceptional talent and skill throughout his swimming career. His speed and strength have made him a superstar in swimming. His many achievements and breakthroughs have made him a famous player in the international swimming world.
Influence and contribution: Spitz's achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. His influence and appeal have also expanded, becoming a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. He also opened a swimming school in his hometown and trained many excellent swimmers.
6, Johnny Weissmoeller
Basic personal information: Johnny Weissmoeller is a world male swimmer, born in 1904, died in 1984. He was born in Illinois, USA, with German ancestry.
Athlete's career: Weissmoeller had a very successful career, winning gold medals in the 100-meter freestyle and 4x200-meter relay at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France, while also winning bronze in water polo. He later won gold medals in the 100-meter freestyle and 4x200-meter relay at the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He set a total of 28 world records, including the 1927 world record that was broken 17 years later, and was one of the greatest swimmers in American history.
Personal experience and journey: Weissmoller showed a talent for swimming from an early age, he began competing in his youth and continued to achieve excellent results in the competition. His swimming speed and technique were unique in the swimming world at the time. His Olympic achievements have made him a legend in American swimming history.
Influence and contribution: Weissmoller's achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. His influence and appeal have also expanded, becoming a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. His record and achievements have also inspired many young swimmers and have had a profound impact on the swimming community as a whole.
7. Ian James Thorpe
Basic personal information: Ian James Thorpe is a world male swimmer, born in 1969, Australian.
Athlete's career: Thorpe's career was quite successful, with a total of 5 Olympic gold medals, 3 silver medals and 1 bronze medal. In total, he broke 13 long pool world records and was the only athlete in Olympic history to win medals in the 100-meter freestyle, 200-meter freestyle and 400-meter freestyle at one Olympic event. He is a veritable international swimmer.
Personal experience and journey: Thorpe showed a talent for swimming from an early age and began competing in his youth. His swimming speed and technique were unique in the swimming world at the time. His achievements at the Olympics have made him a legend in Australian swimming history.
Impact and contribution: Thorpe's achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. His influence and appeal have also expanded, becoming a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. His record and achievements have also inspired many young swimmers and have had a profound impact on the entire swimming community8, Matt Biondi
8 Matt Biondi
Basic personal information: Matt Biondi is a world swimmer, born in 1965, an American.
Athlete's career: Biondi won seven medals (including five golds) at Seoul, tying the Olympic record set by another American swimmer, Mark Spitz, which was not broken until the 2004 Athens Olympics by Phelps, who won eight medals at the Olympics. He then broke the world record in the 4x100m freestyle relay at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and won the gold medal. During his career, the world men's swimmer set 12 world records.
Personal experience and journey: Biondi showed a talent for swimming from an early age and began competing in his youth. His swimming speed and technique were unique in the swimming world at the time. His Olympic achievements have made him a legend in American swimming history.
Influence and contribution: Biondi's achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. His influence and appeal have also expanded, becoming a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. His record and achievements have also inspired many young swimmers and have had a profound impact on the swimming community as a whole.
9. Adam Pitti
Basic personal information: Adam Pitti is a world swimmer, born in 1994, British.
Athlete's career: Pitti made a splash at the Commonwealth Games, winning three gold medals alone, and then he went on to win three gold medals at the 2015 World Championships, three world records in the men's breaststroke 100m at the Rio Olympics, and two golds and one silver at the 2017 World Championships. His performances in swimming competitions were highly regarded and he became a legend in British swimming history.
Personal experience and journey: Pitti showed a talent for swimming from an early age and began competing in his youth. His swimming speed and technique were unique in the swimming world at the time. His achievements at the Olympics and World Championships have made him a legend in British swimming history.
Impact and contribution: Pitti's achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. His influence and appeal have also expanded, becoming a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. His record and achievements have also inspired many young swimmers and have had a profound impact on the swimming community as a whole.
10. Grant Hackett
Basic personal information: Grant Hackett is a world men's swimmer, born in 1978, an American.
Athlete's career: Hackett had a successful career, winning a total of 12 Olympic medals, including 6 gold, 3 silver and 3 bronze. He broke the world record in the 100m freestyle at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 50m freestyle and 100m freestyle world records at the World Short Course Swimming Championships that same year. He was considered one of the most powerful and impactful competitors in the world men's swimming world at that time.
Personal experience and journey: Hackett showed a talent for swimming from an early age and began competing in his youth. His swimming speed and technique were unique in the swimming world at the time. His accomplishments at the Olympics and World Championships have made him a legend in American swimming history.
Impact and Contribution: Hackett's achievements and breakthroughs have contributed to the development and promotion of swimming. His influence and appeal have also expanded, becoming a role model and inspiration for many swimmers. His record and achievements have also inspired many young swimmers and have had a profound impact on the swimming community as a whole.