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KeonClark wrote: View PostYou just proved my point chief. How many people give swimming elite lifelong training in comparison to say soccer basketball or even track and field?
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jimmie wrote: View PostYou have GOT to be kidding. Just because you don't watch it, doesn't mean it's not taken seriously by those competing at the world championship level. There's no one in the world that could beat Phelps without elite, lifelong training.
You could just as easily say there are athletes out there in other sports that could be better than Jordan and Lebron, had they chosen to pursue basketball instead of Sport X, Y or Z.
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KeonClark wrote: View PostThere's actually some merit to the article..not humphries specifically (but maybe) just more the fact that not a lot of people take swimming all that seriously and there's probably people that could beat Phelps but chose other avenues. Hell probably some nba players with these 7 foot wingspans
You could just as easily say there are athletes out there in other sports that could be better than Jordan and Lebron, had they chosen to pursue basketball instead of Sport X, Y or Z.
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KeonClark wrote: View PostThere's actually some merit to the article..not humphries specifically (but maybe) just more the fact that not a lot of people take swimming all that seriously and there's probably people that could beat Phelps but chose other avenues. Hell probably some nba players with these 7 foot wingspans
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KeonClark wrote: View PostThere's actually some merit to the article..not humphries specifically (but maybe) just more the fact that not a lot of people take swimming all that seriously and there's probably people that could beat Phelps but chose other avenues. Hell probably some nba players with these 7 foot wingspans
oh, and not you Carmelo you are not the one either.
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Maury wrote: View PostThat's great 😂.
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JamesNaismith wrote: View PostDidn't know where to put this but thought it was interesting/hilarious...
K-Hump > Phelps
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kris-hu...223141230.html
"...Humphries competed at the national level at 10 years old, and left several other swimmers in his wake.
One of those swimmers was a skinny kid from Baltimore named Michael Phelps.
In his youth, Humphries clocked the fastest times nationally in six different events: the 50-meter freestyle, 100-meter freestyle, 50-meter butterfly, 50-meter backstroke, 50-meter breaststroke and 200-meter individual medley.
At his peak, Humphries held three national records for his age bracket. His records for the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle lasted more than 18 years. Those records have since fallen, but he still holds 12 age-bracket records in his home state of Minnesota.
Much to Phelps’ fortune, Humphries got tired of dominating him and the field. Humphries decided to concentrate on basketball after he burnt out on swimming. An 11-year NBA career, millions of dollars and one nationally televised marriage later, he doesn’t seem to regret this move too much.
With his fiercest boyhood bully out of the way, Michael Phelps was cleared to become the greatest swimmer of all time..."
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Didn't know where to put this but thought it was interesting/hilarious...
K-Hump > Phelps
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kris-hu...223141230.html
"...Humphries competed at the national level at 10 years old, and left several other swimmers in his wake.
One of those swimmers was a skinny kid from Baltimore named Michael Phelps.
In his youth, Humphries clocked the fastest times nationally in six different events: the 50-meter freestyle, 100-meter freestyle, 50-meter butterfly, 50-meter backstroke, 50-meter breaststroke and 200-meter individual medley.
At his peak, Humphries held three national records for his age bracket. His records for the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle lasted more than 18 years. Those records have since fallen, but he still holds 12 age-bracket records in his home state of Minnesota.
Much to Phelps’ fortune, Humphries got tired of dominating him and the field. Humphries decided to concentrate on basketball after he burnt out on swimming. An 11-year NBA career, millions of dollars and one nationally televised marriage later, he doesn’t seem to regret this move too much.
With his fiercest boyhood bully out of the way, Michael Phelps was cleared to become the greatest swimmer of all time..."
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Australia-Lithuania
Spain-France
USA-Argentina
Croatia-Serbia
Tasty, tasty matchups!!!
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rocwell wrote: View PostSo it's Croatia or Argentina for USA in the quarters
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