International Swimming League Set to Make Comeback in London This Year
The one-night event will test a condensed comeback as the league seeks to revive professional team swimming with a record purse.
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International Swimming League to resume with London meet in December
The International Swimming League will return from a five-year hiatus with a one-night All-Star Match at the London Aquatics Centre on Dec. 19, the league said on Wednesday, taking a first step toward its planned full relaunch.
International Swimming League set to make comeback in London this year
London is to host the return of the International Swimming League (ISL), with a lucrative one-night All-Star Match set to take place at the Aquatics Centre in December. The team series ran for three seasons and sparked a civil war between swimmers including Britain’s Adam Peaty and the sport’s governing body, but has been on pause since 2022. The ISL All-Star Match will offer a record prize pot for a single night of swimming competition, organi…
International Swimming League Set for a Return with All-Star Match in December at London Aquatics Centre
By Terin Frodyma on SwimSwam The International Swimming League (ISL) announced today that it will be making its highly anticipated return with the 2026 All-Match, set to take place on December 19 at the London Aquatics Center. This will be the first action put on by the ISL since December of 2021. According to a press release from the ISL, competing athletes, who have not yet been announced, will race for the “largest prize pool ever offered for…
It was to be a revolutionary and richly endowed competition, but it lasted only three seasons. In 2019, the Russian billionaire of Ukrainian origin Konstantin Grigorishin had launched the International Swimming League (ISL), which saw some of the world's best swimmers competing in several stages over two days, in teams in a closed League, with conferences and play-offs. Cadors such as Caeleb Dressel, Chad le Clos, Adam Peaty, Kliment Kolesnikov,…
After five years of absence, the International Swimming League (ISL) will return with an All-Star evening at the Aquatics Centre in London on December 19th. A first event that should precede the full revival of the competition.
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