Heartbroken US star Caeleb Dressel misses chance to defend Olympic titles in 50-meter free, 100 fly
Caeleb Dressel breaks down in tears after falling short in 50m free, 100m butterfly semis
Caeleb Dressel finally let it all out, but his individual pool events were unsuccessful and did not produce the desired results. Stock Market Today: Dow Sinks 611 Points on Rising Recession Fears The brightened American botched opportunities to shield two of his Olympic titles from a long time back in Tokyo, and he separated.
Dressel wailed, and he cried some more. For a few minutes, he cried Friday night.
He didn’t make it to the 100 butterfly finals after finishing sixth in the 50-meter freestyle.
Dressel stated, “Obviously, it is not my best work.” Critical DMs: Chicago Mix, the Vince Vaughn of popcorn To be honest, I can say that I had a lot of fun. I don’t think I should hide the fact that this hasn’t been my best week, but the racing has been really fun here.
Skipping along minutes before his free-form race, Dressel advanced onto the pool deck when his name was presented looking certain as could be. To get to Lane 2, he side-shuffled and raised his arms.
Dressel won five gold medals at the Tokyo Games, including wins in the 50 free and 100 fly, both of which set Olympic and world records. However, he finished sixth in the free in 21.61 on Thursday. His fly semifinal was shockingly fast, coming in 13th.
After the free, Dressel took his time getting out of the water and hung over the lane rope. He insists that his stay in France will not be ruined by these disappointing races.
Dressel stated, “Just seeing the moment for what it is instead of relying on just the times.” I am attending the Olympics. That will stay with me. Sha’Carri dominates Olympic debut, Grant Fisher earns 10,000m bronze I would prefer to be doing better. I’m not. I know that I train to travel faster than I normally do. It’s hard. It’s somewhat lamentable, somewhat sad without a doubt.”
In the deafening noise of La Defense Arena, Dressel’s 27-year-old wife Meghan and their five-month-old son August have been cheering him on with oversized protective headphones.
The child got to observe Father bring back one gold award. Live updates: Paris Olympics, Sha’Carri Richardson seeks redemption as track and field begins On Saturday night, the Americans defeated rivals Australia and China in the first Olympic swimming competition. Dressel was the anchor of the winning 4×100-meter freestyle quartet.
That was his eighth gold of his career. After also winning gold in the two relays at the Rio de Janeiro Games in 2016, he won the 100 free and the 4×100 medley relay in Tokyo.
Dressel is now going to make the most of his remaining time in Paris. NFL’s $4.7B Loss in ‘Sunday Ticket’ Trial Overturned After all, if Dressel hadn’t taken a long break from swimming in 2022 to work on his mental health and regain his love of the sport, he might not have been here at all.
On August 16, when he turns 28, Algeria boxer Imane Khelif wins first Olympic fight when opponent Angela Carini quits there is still a lot of work and self-care to do. Dressel has seen such a difference as a result.
He responded, “No, I wouldn’t be at this meet; to be honest, I probably would have finished swimming a long time ago.” It’s as yet a work underway, Biles back on top: Simone Biles clinches second Olympic all-around gold so I have a long time in front of me I’m looking to, yet a great deal went into this equitable to be here.”