Tag: Anton Chupkov
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European Aquatics Championships, Budapest (HUN) – Day 11, Summary
New stars on the rise: Seemanova, Glinta, Gonzalez make a splash New faces smiled to the cameras while posing with the respective gold medals: Czech Barbara Seemanova earned a stunning win in the women’s 200m free, followed by Romania’s Robert-Andrei Glinta in the men’s 100m back and Spain’s Hugo Gonzalez in the 200m IM. There…
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Swimming Men – 200m Breast | Top Moments | FINA World Championships 2019 – Gwangju
Anton Chupkov was in record-beating form at the FINA World Championships 2019 in Gwangju. In the 200m breast, the Russian lowered the current World Record by 0.55sec. to 2:06.12.
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Morozov and Sjöstrom lead after Cluster 2 of the #SWC18 | FINA Swimming World Cup 2018
Cluster 2 of the FINA Swimming World Cup has finished, so it ‘s time to have a look at the rankings before the final cluster kicks off in Beijing: MEN: Vladimir Morozov (RUS) – 218 pts Mitchell Larkin (AUS) – 144 pts Anton Chupkov (RUS) – 126 pts WOMEN: Sarah Sjöstrom (SWE) – 204 pts…
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Kazan Highlights #SWC18 | FINA Swimming World Cup 2018
Kazan hosted the first edition of the FINA Swimming World Cup 2018. The “iron lady” Katinka Hosszu took the first gold medal of the competition followed by Chad Le Clos, Julia Efimova, Vladimir Morozov, Anton Chupkov, Sarah Sjöström and Andriy Govorov who can also count another gold medal their own now.
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Baku 2015 European Games – Summary: Swimming Day 5
Russia amasses 23 titles – a record Russia managed to better its best ever result at the junior Europeans by amassing 23 gold medals, one more than in last year – this is a record in the championship’s history. Their youngsters clinched 8 titles on the last day of the European Games’ swimming competitions.
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Baku 2015 European Games – Summary: Swimming Day 2
Ten Russian medals in eight finals The Russian swimmers were on fire in the water at the European Games in Baku (AZE): they collected 10 medals in eight finals, four of them gold. The rest of the titles went to France, Great Britain, Germany and the Netherlands.