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Tusup On Hosszu’s Home Crowd Win: Never Been Part Of Anything Like It

2017 FINA WORLD SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

There’s no denying the loudest cheers within Danube Arena tonight came for Hungary’s own Iron Lady, Katinka Hosszu, who earned the gold medal in the women’s 200m IM. Clocking a tremendous time of 2:07.00, Hosszu touched to the roar of the crowd, which continued as the Olympian exited the pool and eventually made her way onto the podium during the medal ceremony.

Taking it all in right beside her is Hosszu’s coach and husband, Shane Tusup, who describes the experience in the video below. “I’ve never been a part of anything like it, not even at the Olympics,” is how Tusup says the scene unfolded, which is saying a lot considering Hosszu brought home 3 gold medals from Rio.

Video courtesy of FINA.

 

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Lenci
7 years ago

It ver y good!!!

Lpman
7 years ago

It’s refreshing to see him act like a human and not someone that screams like someone having bathed in napalm and had lava thrown in their face

Steve Nolan
7 years ago

Where’d that video come from? I’d be curious to see some clips that weren’t from people’s coaches.

Becky D
Reply to  Steve Nolan
7 years ago

“Video courtesy of FINA.”

Domino
7 years ago

He really has the worst tattoos.

Anonymous
Reply to  Domino
7 years ago

I think they’re kind of sweet, world records aren’t permanent and can change but they memorialize her two biggest accomplishments and even if she goes faster, the first time she broke them will always be special.

Robster
Reply to  Domino
7 years ago

Agreed

Cyrus
7 years ago

I really hope those world records on his arms in the pictures aren’t tattoos…

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