Index – Sports – Kristóf Milák’s performance was encouraging as he wore his king’s number for the second time in the final in Monaco

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As Index also reported in a live report, Christopher Milak In Barcelona Lost nearly four years of unbeaten streak In the Kings count, he came in second with a time of 1:55.67, considered a bit weaker than him, losing two tenths to the Korean who is not exactly among the world leaders. Kim Min Raccoon be opposed to.

After the race we spoke to more than one expert who unanimously predicted that the Honvéd class would swim better in the principality than in the pool of the Natació Sant Andreu club in the Catalan capital, and the morning’s events seemed to support this.

Christoph Milak started in 25.69 in the Barcelona preliminaries, his 100m split was 55.56 and 150m was 1:26.54, and he crossed the finish line in 1:57.11.

He had a slightly slower start in Monaco (25.78), his time in the 100 was 55.95, so still slower than in Catalunya, and in the 150 the clock ticked at 1:26.74, so 23 centuries behind his time in Barcelona, but Milhauke spun the finish and he touched the wall in 1min 56.78sec, 37 centuries better than his time two days earlier.

This was enough for Kristóf Milák to finish second in the heats, behind Japan’s Tomoru Honda (1:55.78 minutes).

Honda, by the way, won the gold medal at this year’s Doha World Cup with a time of 1:53.88, won the silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics just behind Milák, and is leading the world rankings this year. Kristóf Milák’s champion in Barcelona, Kim Min Szop, only finished fourth in the preliminaries, which is characteristic of the strength of this competition.

As for the other Hungarians, Ádám Jászó reached the final of the 100 m backstroke in 49.89 seconds and finished in 8th place, while Panna Ugrai also reached the final of the women’s 200 m backstroke in 2:00.52 and finished in 4th place. In the 100 m backstroke, Jászó finished in 5th place (55.04), Benedek Kovács made the final for the seventh time (55.13), and Kata Burian made the final for the third time in the 200 m backstroke (2:16.30). Petra Senánczky reached the final of the 50 m breaststroke in 3rd place with a time of 24.90.

The final of Kristóf Milák’s championship event, the 200m butterfly, will start at 5:46pm on Saturday in Monaco.

(Cover photo: Christoph Mirack August 16, 2022. Photo: Matteo Ciambelli/DeFodi Images/Getty Images)