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The American Swimmer Broke the World Record of the Russian

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The American swimmer broke the world record of the RussianAmerican swimmer Jack Alexi broke the world record in the 100 m freestyle in short water.23-year-old Alexi scored 44.64 seconds during the selection for the U.S. national team...

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The American swimmer, Jack Alexi, set a new world record at 100 metres free-water, 44.64 seconds long-distance travel. The sportsman showed record time at the Westmont World Cup, transmitting RIA News with reference to the U.S. Sailing Federation. Jack Alexi surpassed the achievement of Australian Kyle Chalmers 2021 and the identical result of Russian Egor Corneve at the 2026 World Cup in Baku. The previous record was 44.84 seconds. In addition …

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Swimming: Unconquerable Jack Alexy. World record in the 100m. freestyle with 44.64! History was written by Jack… The post Swimming: Unconquerable Jack Alexy. World record in the 100m. freestyle with 44.64! appeared first on Aquafeed24 | The Greek Portal for Aquatics.

The athlete lowered the record of Egor Kornev and Kyle Chalmers in the pool at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, which were matched to 44.84.

Sport: American Jack Alexi set a world record at 100 meters free style (in short water).

American swimmer Jack Alexi set a new world record in the 100-meter freestyle in a small pool. At a team competition in Westmont, he covered the distance in 44:46 seconds, breaking the previous record of 44:84 set by Australian Kyle Chalmers in 2021. Alexi, 23, is an Olympic champion as well as a two-time world champion.

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SwimSwam broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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