Caeleb Dressel Makes History with Olympic-Record Win in 50-meter Freestyle
American Swimmer Continues to Shine in Tokyo
Dressel Wins First Race of the Night
American swimmer Caeleb Dressel has once again made history, this time by winning the 50-meter freestyle in an Olympic-record time. The victory marks Dressel's first individual gold medal of the Tokyo Games and his fifth overall, making him the most successful swimmer at these Olympics so far.
Dressel's time of 21.07 seconds shattered the previous Olympic record of 21.30 seconds, set by Australia's Eamon Sullivan in 2008. The American's victory also marks the first time a swimmer has won the 50-meter freestyle at three consecutive Olympics. Dressel won the event at the 2016 Rio Games and the 2017 World Championships.
Dressel's victory is a testament to his incredible speed and skill. The 24-year-old is one of the most dominant swimmers in the world and has been breaking records throughout his career. His win in the 50-meter freestyle is sure to inspire the rest of the American team and give them confidence as they compete for medals in the remaining events of the Tokyo Games.
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