Hungary’s Christof Milak will recall the World Swimming Championship in July and August due to lack of health problems and inspiration.
“We discussed this, I think this is the right decision,” Milak’s coach Almos Sajabo said, According to the translation of a Hungarian swimming federation press release“I also support this because we all know that the bar is the highest in the case of Christoph, which means that if the preparation is incomplete, it is clear: Christoff Milak will not visit the World Championship if he does not have a chance to win there.”
The coach said that Milak has dealt with upper respiratory issues, as well as a surgery in this spring.
“Since we are working together, they have such a disease five times, which is why they conducted more serious tests, where it was discovered that these problems were also associated with their existing asthma,” Sajabo said. “Unfortunately, Christoph is not in the best of health, and this is the only reason that he has not been able to do proper training.”
When Milak trained, “He did fantastic things, it’s surprising what the ability he has,” Sazabo said. “At the same time, the fact that he has a lack of internal fire – and I can’t turn it on. I can push the button on it, but I do not have access to it, it completely depends on it. If he lights up in the future, he can do very big things again.”
25 -year -old Milak won every gold and silver medal in 100 meters and 200 meters butterflies in the last two Olympics.
In 100 meters fly, in 2025, the world’s fastest male Swiss Noa Ponty (50.27 seconds) and Canadian Ilya Kharun (50.37) and Josh Lando (50.46).
In 200m fly, the top men in 2025 are American Luca Eurlando (1: 52.37), Kharun (1: 53.41) and American Carson Foster (1: 53.70).
In a 200 -meter fly, Paris Olympic gold medalist Lyon Marchand of France has not watched the event in 2025 and has not yet announced what events he will announce in the world in Singapore.
Katie Ledki graduated in 2020 from Stanford with a major in psychology and a minor in political science.