David Popovici swims today in the final of the 100 -meter sample from the World Cup in Singapore. To how much begins and who transmits

David Popovici swims today for a new medal, in the final of the 100 -meter free sample from the Singapore World Championship, after Tuesday won the gold in the 200 -meter free, according to Eurosport.ro.

The final from 100 Liber will be played today, from 2:32 pm and will be broadcast by TVR 1 and TVR Sport.

The Romanian swimmer qualified on Wednesday, with the second best time in the semifinals (46:84), after the American Jack Alexy (46:81). The two athletes thus entered the top 5 the best times in the history of the 100 -meter free sample.

In today's final, David Popovici will leave the corridor. Here are the corridors set by the organizers:

• Patrick Sammon (US)
• Maxime Groousset (France)
• Egor Kornev (Neutral Athlete)
• Jack Alexy (USA) – 46:81
• David Popovici (Romania)
• Kyle Chalmers (Australia)
• Matthew Richards (UK)

Zhanle Pan, the Olympic champion and the world record holder did not qualify in the world final. The China athlete swam in the first semifinal and ranked only on the third place, and in the general ranking after the semifinals, he had the tenth time of all the semifinalists.

Today's race of David Popovici will be the last of the World Cup in Singapore. The swimmer has announced that he will no longer start in the 50 -meter free sample, which was to have the qualifications on Friday, August 1st.

If she wins gold, David Popovici will become the first man in history to twice a free double – 200 m free at the World Championships.

World Title for David Popovici at 200 meters free

The Romanian swimmer David Popovici confirmed his class from the Olympic champion in Titre, after winning the gold medal on Tuesday in the 200-meter sample at the Singapore World Natation Championship.

Popovici won the race with 1: 43.53. American Luke Hobson ranked second with: 1: 43.84.

David was the third after the first length of basin, the fourth after the second basin, the second before the last basin, and in the last 50 meters he recovered incredibly and won the gold.

After the end of the race, David Popovici made some statements:

“I think it was better than at the Olympic games. It comes after a more relaxed year. I am more glad than after the Olympic final. I told myself that I have to win, that I cannot lose, that I have to give the best,” said the Romanian swimmer.