Thanks for all the reviews.
I don't own any franchises I use yadda, yadda, yadda.
Like before, if anyone had a MALE swimmer they want me to use I need a name and nationality (Not USA).
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i added a minute to all the times to make them more realistic.
Butterfly:
Gordon looked around. They had a few minutes before the race and were lined up. He was in lane 5. On his left was French swimmer Samson Soucy and on his right was Chinese swimmer Lan Huang. Both were easily 6ft 8 and in comparison to his 5ft 4 it was comedic, and, never to pass up a chance to make people laugh, Gordon did what he knew best.
He sized up both swimmers dramatically before placing his hands to his cheeks with his mouth open. He them placed one hand on his forehead and pretended to sway as if about to faint. He must have looked preposterous but everyone was laughing. The spectators, the other swimmers, everyone.
The whistle sounded for them go get ready. He pulled his cap over his ginger hair and his luminous goggles over his eyes before he got onto the podium, deadly serious. No time for jokes.
"Ready."
In and out.
"Set."
In and out.
"GO!"
He was diving at the word go started. He felt the water rush over him. He swam.
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Less than a minute later the pool lit up. He touched the pad. He then caught his breath and looked at the scoreboard. The results were shocking to say the least.
1- China- Lan HUANG- 1.44.86.
2- USA- Gordon TRACY- 1.44.88
3- France- Samson SOUCY- 1.46.26
4- Great Britain- John SMITH- 1.46.98
5- France- Francis OLIVIER- 1.47.15
6- Patagonia- Jose ABARCA- 1.47.49
7- Romania-Cristi DALCA- 1.47.78
8- Rep of Ireland- Tom O'MALLEY- 1.47.8
Wait...1.44.88.
"HELL YEAH!"
Oops.