Tokyo Olympics: Swimming

Tokyo Olympics: Swimming

Japanese swimmer Daiya Seto (L) checks his time with Jay Litherland of the United States following his 400-meter individual medley heat of the Tokyo Olympics on July 24, 2021, at Tokyo Aquatics Centre. Seto, the reigning IM world champion, finished ninth and failed to qualify for the final. (Kyodo)(SELECTION) ==Kyodo

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