10-Year-old boy beats Michael Phelps’ old swimming record
Individual sports
- 01 August, 2018
- 12:27
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Baku. 1 August. REPORT.AZ/ A 10-year-old swimmer nicknamed "Superman" broke a record made by Michael Phelps set in 1995.
Report informs citing the CNN, Clark Kent Apuada, a Filipino-American, overcame the 1:10.48 record set by retired competitive swimmer Michael Phelps in 1995. The young swimmer competed in the 2018 Long Course Meters Far Western International Age Group Championships for the 100-meter butterfly on July 29. He clocked in at 1:09.38, according to a post by the Salinas Aquatic Center MCAT on Facebook.
Notably, American athlete Michael Phelps completed his career after the Summer Olympic Games in 2016 in Rio de Janeiro.
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