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菲尔普斯七金打平施皮茨纪录

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北京时间8月16日,奥运会游泳比赛在北京水立方游泳馆进行,在刚刚结束的男子100米蝶泳比赛中,美国游泳天才菲尔普斯以50秒58的成绩获得金牌,塞尔维亚的查维奇仅以0.01秒之差获得银牌,获得铜牌的是澳大利亚选手劳特斯坦。这是菲尔普斯在本届奥运会中获得第7枚金牌,这也追平马克-施皮茨 1972年创造的单届奥运会金牌纪录。

  在昨天进行的半决赛中,塞尔维亚选手查维奇游出了50秒92的好成绩获得半决赛的第一名,有所保留的菲尔浦斯名列第二,成绩是50秒97,而他的队友、世界纪录保持者克罗克仅获得半决赛的第四名,成绩是51秒27。

  克罗克曾获得2003和2005两届世锦赛一百米蝶泳冠军,他创造了51秒40的世界纪录已经保持了五年之久,近年来一直与菲尔浦斯一起竞争这枚金牌,这个项目也堪称是菲尔浦斯夺得八枚金牌最为困难的项目。查维奇在本次奥运会的预赛中游出了50秒76的好成绩,并打破了菲尔浦斯的奥运会纪录,也是金牌的有力争夺者。

  决赛查维奇在第四泳道,菲尔浦斯和克罗克分别在第五和第四泳道。比赛一开始菲尔浦斯落后于查维奇,在50米转身时落后对手0.28秒,在后25 米他神奇地追了上来,最后五米时赶上了查维奇,最后到边时取得了胜利,他的成绩是50秒58,查维奇获得银牌,成绩是50秒59,获得铜牌的是澳大利亚选手劳特斯坦,成绩是51秒12,克罗克仅获得第四名。

Phelps equals Spitz's seven golds

Swimming superstar Michael Phelps matched Mark Spitz's 1972 Munich Games record of seven gold medals by winning a thrilling 100m butterfly final.

Phelps, 23, was seventh at the turn but stormed back to edge out Serbia's Milorad Cavic by just one hundredth of a second in a time of 50.58 seconds.

Serbia lodged a complaint against the result but the American's win was subsequently confirmed by officials.

Phelps is seeking a record eighth gold medal in Sunday's 4x100m medley final.

He had already won the 400m medley, 200m freestyle, 200m butterfly, 4x100m free relay, 4x200m free relay and the 200m medley, all in world record time.

I feel a little bit of everything - relief, excitement, everything

Michael Phelps
And while his victory in the 100m fly was not a world record, it was a new Olympic record after making up a deficit of more than half a second in the final length.

Like a pair of heavyweights before a title bout, Cavic and Phelps tried to stare each other out on the starting blocks.

And Cavic's self-belief and ferocious effort meant Phelps trailed his rival with just 10m to go.

It looked as if Phelps's incredible bid to equal Spitz's record was over but the American turned on the power and, as Cavic reached for the wall, gambled with one more stroke.

"I actually thought I had lost the race right there, but I guess that was the difference in the end," said Phelps, who pounded the water in triumph and screamed with delight after checking the result on the scoreboard.

"When I saw the 50.58 and the 50.59 and I saw the '1' next to my name, that's when I let my roar out.


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Video - 'Perfect' week for Phelps
"I really don't know what to say. I guess I've had the perfect situations all week.

"I was shocked at the end, it was kind of a little bit of a delayed reaction.

"I feel a little bit of everything - relief, excitement, everything. I had to take my goggles off to make sure the '1' was next to my name.

"I just have one race left, the relay, and then it's done.

"Tying Spitz's record is pretty cool. It's great to be a part of all of this."

Spitz himself, now 58, had nothing but praise for Phelps's achievement.

"Not only is this guy the greatest swimmer of all time and the greatest Olympian of all time, he's maybe the greatest athlete of all time," said Spitz.

Cavic lost out on the final stroke but there was a feeling around the Water Cube that officials had been too quick to award the gold to the American.

But race referee Ben Ekumbo said: "Under our rules we do listen to protests. We looked at video footage and it was very clear the Serbian swimmer touched second, after Phelps. One was stroking and one was gliding.

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"Two independent timing systems showed exactly the same on the time. Phelps was 50.58, Cavic was 50.59.

"The automatic timing systems are in perfect order and there are no doubts."

Ekumbo added: "Although the rules don't allow for team leaders to watch the video footage I had a meeting with the Serbia team leaders to afford them the opportunity to see the video themselves because we don't want them to go away feeling something is lost.

"The Serbian team were very satisfied and agreed with the comments of the referee."

Ekumbo also stressed there was never any danger of Phelps losing his gold medal.

"Michael Phelps is the greatest ever and he would have been first in this race any how. The question was whether to share (the gold medal) or not to share," he said.


Phelps (left) needed a desperate late surge to pip Cavic
"But what the referee saw was very clear. There was no doubt whatsoever, the first arrival was Michael Phelps."

Cavic himself said he was happy with the result despite the controversy surrounding the finish.

"I'm stoked with what happened," Cavic said.

"I don't want to fight this. People will be bringing this up for years and saying you won that race. If we got to do this again, I would win it.

"I am not angry. I knew it would be a fast race, and I knew Michael would be fast.

"I knew he would be coming at me, there was no need to look over to try and see him, I saw his shadow coming in my goggles."

Cavic watched the replay adding: "It's kind of hard to see.

"I know I had a long finish and Michael Phelps had a short finish."

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