58 seconds 94! Ohashi Shin WJR, Paris Kejin! 2 minutes 05+, Tessa season No2! World Jin s legacy pearls

As the World Swimming Championships is about to begin, many players who failed to qualify for the World Championships have also created amazing results.

The 79th Japan Higher Education Athletics Conference, the young player Ohashi Nobu, who was born in 2009, swam an amazing 58.94 seconds in the men's 100-meter breaststroke final. After the men's 200-meter breaststroke, he broke the world youth record. The original record was maintained by Italian star Martin Nengi. At last year's Paris Olympics, Martin Nengi won the gold medal in the men's 100-meter breaststroke, but the result was only 59 seconds or 03. In other words, Ohashi Nobuna can win gold in Paris.

At the same time, at the 32nd World College Games held in the Rhine Ruhr District, Germany, the women's 200m butterfly semi-finals, American player Tesha swam 2 minutes 05 seconds 20, and while winning PB, he ranked second in the season.

Coincidentally, neither Ohashi nor Tesha missed the Singapore World Championships. This makes us sigh that there are so many beads of the World Championships!