Phelps wins men's 200m butterfly with new world record

Phelps wins men's 200m butterfly with new world record

BEIJING, China - Silver medalist Laszlo Cseh of Hungary (L) and bronze medalist Takeshi Matsuda of Japan (R) shake hands during an awarding ceremony for the men's 200-meter butterfly final at the Beijing Olympic Games at National Aquatics Center in Beijing on Aug. 13 with gold medalist Michael Phelps of the United States looking on. (Kyodo)

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