The 19th Asian Games is in full swing in Hangzhou! Since the competition has entered the competition, the competition in various events has become more and more intense! On the first competition day, the Chinese swimming team performed strongly, winning all 7 gold medals. Heading into the second matchday, the challenge for the Chinese team is getting bigger and bigger. In the men's 50m freestyle competition, the Chinese team was killed in 0.2 seconds! Regret to lose gold!
The men's 50m freestyle event was once the ace of the Chinese team. Ning Zetao once won the world championship at the World Championships in Kazan, Russia, and in Asia, this event is the dominant event for the Chinese team. In the men's 100m freestyle event earlier, Pan Zhanle from China won the championship with a time of 46.97 seconds, breaking the event record and the Asian record. Therefore, in the men's 50-meter freestyle, Pan Zhanle still shoulders the heavy responsibility of competing for the gold medal for the Chinese swimming team.
In the men's 50m freestyle heats, Ji Yu-chan from South Korea performed well, qualifying first in the heats in 21.84 seconds. Hong Kong's Ho Zhentao advanced to the second preliminaries in 22.07 seconds. China's Pan Zhanle and Wang Changhao advanced to the final in 22.47 seconds, 22.48 seconds, respectively. In terms of results, South Korea's Ji Yu-chan broke the tournament record and the Asian record. Pan Zhanle They want to hit the gold medal and need a better performance.
In the final, Chi Yuchan started on the 4th course, Pan Zhanle on the 2nd track, and Wang Changhao on the 7th course. The reaction time of departure is not much different. But I have to admit that Chi Yuchan's state is too good! At 21.72 seconds, Ji Yuchan reached the finish line first, and once again broke the conference record and Asian record set by himself in the heats. Pan Zhanle finished third in 21.92 seconds, winning a bronze medal. Killed in 0.2 seconds, China defeated South Korea and allowed their opponents to break the record again.
For 19-year-old Pan Zhanle, he has won three medals at this Asian Games, one gold, one silver and one bronze. The results are gratifying! If you want to continue to break through, you need to work harder! Next, let's learn about Pan Zhanle's past.
In 2004, Pan Zhanle was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province. At the age of 4, Pan Zhanle fell in love with swimming. At the age of 11, Pan Zhanle entered Wenzhou Sports School for professional study and training. With professional teacher guidance and training, Pan Zhanle has made great progress. In the competition in Zhejiang Province, Pan Zhanle participated in many events and won gold medals. With his excellent performance, Pan Zhanle then entered the national team. At a young age, Pan Zhanle regarded Sun Yang as his idol. Entering the Paris Olympic cycle, Pan Zhanle began to emerge. At the recent World Championships, Pan Zhanle finished fourth in the men's 100m freestyle. At present, Pan Zhanle is a key player trained by the Chinese swimming team. I also look forward to his more exciting performance in the following games!