Original title: ye Shiwen World Championships 200m Medley silver picking 'little regret'
The women's 200m Medley final was held at the 18th FINA World Championships on the 22nd. Ye Shiyin, a Chinese player who soon returned, and huosu, a famous Hungarian player, won the gold medal.
This is Ye Shiwen's return to the podium of the World Championships after eight years. She said after the game, 'a little regret' can be better.
Olympic champion Ye Shiwen has been famous in the swimming world for many years. The 200m and 400m Medley are her main subjects. However, after 2013, ye Shiwen's competitive status declined and then returned to the campus. In 2018, ye Shiwen announced his comeback and returned to prepare for the Gwangju World Championships. She said before the game that she would start from scratch, 'now it's not just going back to the pool, but & lsquo; Rebirth & rsquo
On the evening of the 22nd, the 200m Medley final of the Gwangju Swimming World Championships began. Ye Shiwen has been lagging behind in the first half of the journey, ranking eighth after 100 meters. But after entering the breaststroke competition, she began to chase hard; In the last 50 meters, she sprinted with all her strength and jumped to the second place to touch the wall.
After the competition, ye Shiwen said that it was "very complicated" to return to the podium. For the performance of the day, she said that as expected, the result was "a little regret". She said that she was a little too excited in the preliminary competition. If she could save a little, the final would be better.
Why insist on coming back? Ye Shiwen said that he felt that he still had potential; I am most grateful to myself for not giving up no matter how low it is. " The heart is always there. "
Looking forward to the future, she said with a smile that she is a person who likes to challenge herself and 'looks forward to bringing surprises'.
On the same day, Huo Su, a Hungarian player known as the 'Iron Lady', won the gold and won the medley World Championships four times in a row. The Canadian player won the bronze medal.