2023-08-03 12:15:06
2023-08-03 20:15 Lianhe Daily reporter Liu Zhaoyu/Real-time report Wang Xinghao won the silver medal in the 200-meter mixed event.Picture/provided by the general college body
The first medal of the Chinese swimming team at the Chengdu World Universiade was released this evening. Wang Xinghao, who won the bronze medal in the men’s 200-meter mixed event last time, scored 2 points in the men’s 200-meter mixed final that appeared this evening. He won the silver medal with his outstanding performance, and won the medals in two consecutive World Universiade.
Wang Xinghao, who will participate in the men’s 200-meter and 400-meter mixed event at this year’s World Universiade, recently made his debut in the men’s 200-meter mixed event, and advanced to the top of all the players who swam 2:01.30 in the preliminaries. He also swam 2:02.17 in the final to snatch the final ticket and set his sights on winning medals for two consecutive years.
In the final tonight, Wang Xinghao finally won the silver medal with a score of 2 points, second only to the Portuguese player’s 1:59.12, and won the first medal for the Chinese swimming team. As for Lin Yuxiu, who made her debut in the women’s 100m breaststroke final, she finished seventh with a time of 1:10.20.
Wang Xinghao’s Universiade Swimming Swimming Silver Dad Coach: You will know that you have a card after the preliminaries
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In the men’s 200-meter mixed final at the Chengdu World Universiade today, Taiwan’s Wang Xinghao, who ranked first in the channel, won the silver medal in exactly 2 minutes. The head coach and father Wang Yaowei said confidently: “After the preliminaries, I knew I would stand on the podium.”
Wang Xinghao won the 200-meter mixed bronze medal in the last Universiade in Naples, which was Taiwan’s first swimming medal in the history of the World Universiade. Ranked first, then deliberately slowed down in the semi-finals, swam 2:02.17 to advance to the finals, and was ranked in the first channel.
Wang Xinghao posted a total time of 55.62 seconds in the first 100 meters of butterfly and backstyle. Unfortunately, he lost his strength in the last 100 meters of breaststroke and freestyle, and missed the chance to win the gold medal.
The head coach Wang Yaowei is also Wang Xinghao’s father. In an interview with the Central News Agency, he said: “After the preliminaries, we knew that this was the result that would stand on the podium, so we deliberately let him slow down a little in the semi-finals, so that the finals will be at the bottom. waterways are less disturbed.”
Wang Yaowei analyzed: “His first 100 meters of 55.62 seconds is already at the level of the Olympic A standard, but it is a pity that there are some bursts in the back, otherwise there is a good chance of winning a gold medal.”
Wang Xinghao has fallen into a period of low tide since the Tokyo Olympics, and he has not recovered until nearly half a year. Now he has won the silver medal of the World Universiade, which is tantamount to his greatest affirmation of himself.
Wang Yaowei revealed: “During the two months in the Asian Games, I have invited his aunt to come back to Taiwan to take him to train. He will especially strengthen the speed endurance of the last 100-meter breaststroke and freestyle. As long as this can be done, the Asian Games will be very good. There’s a chance (taking cards).”
Analyzing the strength of each country in the Asian Games, Wang Yaowei said: “With Xinghao’s current strength, he is probably ranked 4th or 5th between China and Japan. If the Asian Games can compete for the Olympic A standard of 1:57.94, then there is a chance. Get on the podium.”
Wang Xinghao won the silver medal in the 200-meter mixed event. Photo/provided by the college general team Wang Xinghao won the silver medal in the 200-meter mixed event.Photo/provided by the general manager of the university, the Universiade Chengdu World Universiade
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