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Swimming: Matsushita Sets Short Course World Record in 400 IM

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Japan's Tomoyuki Matsushita set a swimming short course world record to win the men's 400-meter individual medley on Sunday by clocking 3 minutes, 54.33 seconds at the national championships.

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Swimming: Tomoyuki Matsushita sets world record in the 400m individual medley. He “broke” Daiya Seto’s historic 3:54.81… The post Swimming: Tomoyuki Matsushita sets world record in the 400m individual medley. He “broke” Daiya Seto’s historic 3:54.81! appeared first on Aquafeed24 | The Greek Portal for Aquatics.

The Japanese swimmer, Tomojuki Matsusita, set a new world record at 400 metres of integrated swimming in a 25-metre pool, exceeding seven years ago, and at the Japan Championship, a 21-year-old athlete scored 3 minutes 54.33 seconds.

Tomoyuki Matsushita rewrites the history of the 400 mixed ones. The Japanese established the new record of the world in short tub with 3"54"33, improving by 48 cents the previous record of Diya Seto, which in December 2019 had swam in 3"54"81 in Las Vegas, during the International Swimming League. A performance that confirms the growth of the 21-year-old [...]

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OA Sport broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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