54 seconds 60, Walsh Baidie WR, Super Yufei PB more than one second! The amplitude is greater than Pan team Paris 46.40

Fort Lauderdale Station in the United States Swimming Series was originally an ordinary swimming competition in the United States, but it was destined to be recorded in the history of world swimming forever because of the world records of Ryderkey and Walsh!

28-year-old Ryderkey broke the world record of 800 people. The 22-year-old Walsh scored the women's Hundred Butterfly World Record twice a day. In the preliminary round, he even went directly to 54.60 seconds, becoming the first player in the world to swim into the 55-second mark. Before this competition, Walsh himself set a world record of 55.18 seconds in the US Trials at the Paris Olympics last year, which directly broke 0.58 seconds. This extent is far greater than that of Pan's men's 100-person event at the Paris Olympics. At that time, he swam an astonishing 46.40 seconds, breaking the world record of 46.80 set by himself at the Doha World Championships.

Walsh has not yet won a single Olympic gold medal, and she lost to her compatriot Husk last year. Considering that Husk's site only has more than 56 seconds. The best result of Zhang Yufei after the Butterfly, the Asian record of 55 seconds 62 seconds, was more than a second short of 54 seconds 60 seconds. It can be said that Walsh is the biggest favorite for the women's 100-meter butterfly in the Los Angeles Olympics!