46.71 seconds! Team Pan s biggest opponent sets a record, history No2, the future is against the sky! Who will win the World of Jinlu

Slovakia Shamolin, the European Under-23 Swimming Championships are in full swing. In the men's 100m freestyle final that ended in the early morning, Romania's Popovich performed exceptionally well and won the championship with an amazing time of 46.71 seconds.

Popovich has previously won the gold medal in 200 meters and the bronze medal in 50 meters. The 200 meters event has ranked 10th in history, highlighting the further improvement of his later range ability. In the preliminary round, Popovich swam a 47-second mark, and many experts predicted that the finals would reach the 47-second mark.

Sure enough, Popovich did it, his future was 22.73 seconds, which was not particularly fast, making people have doubts about whether they could enter 47. However, Popovich, who was 50 meters behind, swam faster and faster, and swam out of the 23-second 98th. This is the first segment within 24 seconds in human history.

Popovich's results broke the European record he maintained, ranking second in world history only after Pan Zhanle at the Paris Olympics 46.40. In Paris, Pan Zhanle's future is 22.28 seconds, and the future is 24.12 seconds.

Looking at the human history of men's 100m freestyle, the top 5 results are currently occupied by Pan and Popovich. First Pan Zhanle was 46.40 seconds, Paris Olympics. Second, Popovich 46 seconds 71, 2025 European Youth Swimming Championships. Third, Pan Zhanle was 46.80 seconds, 23. Fukuoka World Championships. The fourth Popovich is 46 seconds 86, 2022 European Swimming Championships. Fifth Popovich 46 seconds 88, 2024 European Swimming Championships. The two will have a peak showdown in Singapore on the 31st next month.

The men's 800m freestyle fast group final, Germany's Schwarz won the championship in 7 minutes, 38 seconds, and was infinitely close to the European record he maintained.