Austin.
Trying to earn his first medal
and a long course. World's gold in the hundred back. Silver in
the 200 back at Short Course, worlds, for Casas and Abu
Dhabi. And December another
Hungarian coming out to a healthy Ovation. Adam to leg
deep fifth in Tokyo of the 200 back, seventh of the 2019
world's,
he's trying to get on the pony
you and Toma a France. Just missed making the final of
the hundred back here
but he's the four seed for this final of the 200 back.
Luke green bank took Tokyo Olympic bronze.
Twenty-four-year-old the National Record holder for
Great Britain in this event.
His countrymen, Brody Williams will be in Lane 5, personal
best for him in the semis.
Third, fastest, time of the world this year for 23 year old
And Ryan Murphy
double gold medalist in Rio and 100 and 200 back. 26 years of
age from Ponte, Vedra Beach, Florida,
Sensational, career collegiately at Cal silver
Last Supper in Tokyo. And at the last worlds,
in the 200 back
and Rowdy, he looked superb in the semifinal round. Sure. Did
look look like classic Ryan Murphy
and I mentioned his
I work over the last six years. Unmatched.
By any backstroker in the world
and I know how much he wants this.
He was 20 and remember 28 to on the last 50. Just put that
perspective. Nobody else was even close to Breaking 29 and
to tell you the truth, I think 154 can win it
and he's the only one that can break 154 my. Excuse me, 155,
in my mind, I don't think anybody else has that
capability. I know Green bank has been under 155. I don't
think you'll do it here.
I don't see how Ryan Murphy doesn't win this race. The
question is, can shank awesome?
Get on the awards stand. I think he's got a shot.
We're feeling for Casas Lane seven.
Continents was 155 for
back in April to get S to Murph which is still the second
fastest time in the world this year. And I think 155 low
definitely will win a medal. So he is definitely going to be
there. He
Get out with these guys. Maybe not with a
great early speed as a Murphy right there.
But he's got great speed,
they're lame. Number seven,
the American off the blocks well
and right in the mix along with Shane Casas of Team USA,
they're both of the top three after that opening 50.
Asif. Right there in that black cat looking really nice and
easy there Smurf right there.
And you can look at that. Look at his face. Nice and relaxed.
That's what you want to see in bactrim tight, fit tight face
me tight body
and right now work does not have that boy. What a good
second 50. He put it he went from third
to First in 150 28 for on that one great job. Therefore I Mark
and look at the underwater has he had
Look at that under water. That's the Telltale sign. It
just like why. And why did just like
they're great? Backstrokers for the United States. You've got
a great underwater. You're in store for a good swim. Well,
Murphy went faster than he has about 100 back at this, meet in
four years, but only God silver and lost his world record in
the process
is Thomas, check on from France,
stunned. The crowd with that title and record, but Murphy
here in control than the 200 back going for gold. Gold. He
is a full second ahead of great banking. Looking cocks. His
right front of you. He's got a great chance to win a medal.
Could be
another to better performance my debut at say Shane Casas.
Try to hang onto third Ryan Murphy in control of first and
that long-awaited long course. Gold individually
is there. Ryan Murphy
world champion of the 200 back
Green Bank, silver, Shane Casas jumps in for bronze for Team
USA. At the monkey off your back. And that's when you need,
you really need to throw away the clock here and know that
you're a world champion
for the first time individually. These want
a bunch of Gold's on relays a lot of metals that are his career
Olympic gold medals and a couple of events individually
as well as relays. But I know he wanted this. This one,
you know, a little
little stong here in the hunter back, losing his world, record
came back, kind of laid an egg said you know what?
That that's hard to do. Man
gets s lose your world record and then come back
and try to put in a high-caliber Foreman's.
He did just that one fifty four five incasa's going close to
his best time.
Goes one that fact his best time 155 3.
The Rowdy for all intensive purposes, the last box is
checked. Yep, the resume is complete for Ryan Murphy. Now,
the only thing lacking
is lacking no more.
There is a little bit of a
review here, but don't believe that has to deal with
Ryan Murphy.
Clearly a strong Victory here by six tenths and the results.
Now, official Ryan Murphy
golden here at the world,
Men's 200 back, Shane Casas with bronze
and the Americans with Nick.
Another gold medal for Ryan Murphy. How did this one? Feel?
This one heard a lot
by then going in and I knew it was going to be a competitive
field and this is what I work for. I mean every day
I wake up with a sense of urgency.
I'm going to try my best. I'm I'm giving it everything I got,
I got really great people around me. So be able to come
out there.
Execute come out with the win.
That really means a lot for me
and I would people have helped me get here.
I said another gold medal, but it's actually your first
individual. Old title. What does that mean to you? I mean,
it's really cool.
I think,
you know, I've had a, I've had an interesting career I came
out and I had to grind early. I mean, I missed his team in 2013
by 31 hundredths of a second,
mr. Hunter, back in 2014 by 1/100 of a second.
So, I've learned that you have to,
you have to do everything you have to do everything right in
the pool, you have to do everything right out of
the pool in order to have these types of performances, and
that's how I've always approached it.
You've got all your Olympic gold medals world record now, A
world championship individually. What else do you
want to accomplish?
I want to go best times. I mean what I've always loved about
this sport is competing. I love the day-to-day grind.
I'm going to do that whatever career I'm in I'm always going
to work hard but being able to come into something that I have
a talent for
trying to be the best in the world
that never gets old. Thanks Ryan. Congrats, thank you.