this week. either way, we re all behind you, simone. biles came into tokyo these games as the face of team usa with hopes of winning six gold medals. the only event left for her now would be that beam final on tuesday. and if the same timeline continues, we should find out if she s going to compete in that event by tomorrow. okay. swimming wrapped up on sunday. there have been amazing performances, obviously by south africans, australians, also the americans swimming phenomenally. caeleb dressel ended his olympics, he really pulled it out of the hat. so impressive. he certainly went out with a bang in tokyo. caeleb dressel has been incredible for team usa and he s heading home after getting gold in all three of his solo events and two more in relays. five total gold medals for dressel. sunday, dressel s first swim in the 50 meter freestyle, winning gold with an olympic record
see his family. i’m on the tv, so he will be buzzing to see his family. see his family. i m sure they will be ust see his family. i m sure they will be just as see his family. i m sure they will be just as excited see his family. i m sure they will be just as excited to see his family. i m sure they will be just as excited to see - see his family. i m sure they will be just as excited to see him. i see his family. i m sure they will. be just as excited to see him. thank you very much. great britain have had their most successful olympics in the swimming pool with eight medals. away from the triumphs of duncan scott and adam peaty, james guy has been a important part of britain s form in the pool. he won three medals in the relays in tokyo two golds and a silver to add to his two silvers from rio. we can now speak to james guy s dad, andrew. you must be bursting with pride? yeah, absolutely. just can t believe he has actually won the olympic gold medals, you want your child
to compete in that sometime tomorrow. yeah. yeah. and, andy, swimming wrapped up on sunday. american swimming phenom, caeleb dressel, i think i just read a quote from him saying it s not about the medals. i tell you what, dressel has certainly etched his name in the record books and will be remembered for a long time for this performance in tokyo. went out with a bang. dressel just been incredible for team usa this entire olympics and he is heading home after getting gold in all three of his solo events and two more in the relays for five, total. and on sunday, dressel, first, swimming in the 50-meter freestyle. the 24-year-old winning gold with an olympic-record time in that event. dressel later said that that was his warmup for the men s 4-by-100 medley relay. he swam the butterfly leg. helped the u.s. set a world record to wrap up the swimming events there, in tokyo. the u.s. men have never lost the 4 by 100 medley relay. they have won it all 15 times and after going three for t
she works really hard. she just wants to get better. she wants to enjoy it, she loves racing. she is very talented, both physically and mentally and when she came back into swimming, when she came to university to study, all she wanted to do was swim and swim a few relays and have a bit of fun and we did that and she swum quite fast. and she swam quite fast. then, seven years later, she s just steadily upped what she s doing and, yeah, she s gone on and created a pretty good record for herself. individual 100 final, relay gold medallist, world record holder. and do you get a sense from her that the relays must bring out something particularly special, above and beyond those individual events? anna s always loved the relay as long as i ve known her. she s always swam class, she loves being a part of a team.
he would have maybe caused them a few worries. and when you coached anna, did you suspect that she had not just the physical talent but their mental temperament to be able to get gold? anna is a lovely person. she s so nice, she works really hard. she just wants to get better. she wants to enjoy it, she loves racing. she is very talented, both physically and mentally and when she came back into swimming, when she came to university to study, all she wanted to do was swim and swim a few relays and have a bit of fun and we did that and she swam quite fast. then, seven years later, she s just steadily upped what she s doing and, yeah, she s gone on and created a pretty good record for herself. individual 100 final, relay gold medallist, world record holder. and do you get a sense from her that the relays must bring out something particularly special, above and beyond those individual events?