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Guy & Hosszu Join Gkolomeev In Greece For Apostolos Pavlos Meet

2019 Apostolos Pavlos

  • Friday, February 8th – Sunday, February 10th
  • Kavala Municipal Swimming Pool, Kavala, Greece
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The 2019 Apostolos Pavlos international swimming competition is set to kick-off tomorrow in Kavala, Greece. Among the notable local competitors slated to race, including 2018 Mediterranean Games gold medalist Kristian Gkolomeev, are a host of visiting swimmers from Hungary and beyond.

Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu is listed in 11 events to continue her momentum from last month’s Euro Meet, including the 50m/100m/200m back, 50m/100m/200m fly, 100m free, 400m free, 200m breast and both IM events. She’s entered as the top seed in each event, with a sizable head start on the Greek field.

As for the men, British National Record holder James Guy appears on the entries, holding his events to just the 100m and 200m fly. He’s listed as the top seed in each, with his 1:55.91 2fly time as the only sub-2:00 mark of the field.

Daniel Dudas is also expected to make his presence known across a number of events, present on the entry lists in the 100m/200m/400m/1500m free, the 100m fly, 100m back and 200m IM.

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Yozhik
5 years ago

It is easy to estimate the strength of the field by .using the number of events Hosszu is entering. It is inversely proportional.
Is it that meet’s organizers invite celebrities to raise the public interest to this competition or that is the omnivorous Hosszu facing the decline in performance takes everything that is available. Same as outstanding but aging actress participates in low quality commercials.

Brownish
Reply to  Yozhik
5 years ago

She’s generally entering all of the events. It’s not about the field. It’s training. She does it in most of the SC and sometimes the LC Hungarian Nationals, too. And loose 1 or 2 races, e.g against Kapas, or in breaststroke. That’s the case.

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