The American Swimming Championships is another stunning record, winning the Paris Olympic champion for nearly two seconds in the 100m event

world record holder Gretzen Walsh won the championship with a time of 54.76, second only to her world record of 54.60. Ranked second in the history of this project! Although she did not break the world record anymore, she broke the National Championship record that she had maintained herself.

The champion of the Paris Olympics event and Tori Husk won the runner-up with 56.61 seconds. In the 100-meter game, the gap between the two was as high as 1.85 seconds.

Husk's personal best score was 55.52 seconds, and he reached 55.59 seconds when he won the Olympics last year. But Huske does not need to reach such a high level in the National Championships, and 56 seconds 6 can ensure that he can get 100 World Butterfly Championship tickets as the No. 2 player.

Speaking of last year's Olympics, Walsh participated as the creator of the new world record of 55.18 seconds. But the final did not feel so high, but was won by Husk first, and Walsh won the runner-up with 55.63 seconds.

In the battle of Fort Lauderdale this year, Walsh broke the world record twice, with the results of 55.09 and 54.60 respectively, and now there is another 54.76. It's breathtaking.

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