By David Rieder
Last year’s World Championships were supposed to be the meet for Kosuke Hagino to announce himself to the world. It had been a steady rise to preeminence that began at the 2012 Olympics when he touched out Michael Phelps for the Olympic bronze medal in the 400 IM. He won a pair of silvers at the World Championship a year later and was leading the 400 IM final most of the way before fading badly over the final 50 and finishing fifth.
2014 was Hagino’s breakout year‒he won three medals at Pan Pacs and six at the Asian Games, sweeping the IMs on both occasions. He finished with the top times in the world in both events‒1:55.34 in the 200 IM and 4:07.75 in the 400‒on his way to Swimming World Swimmer of the Year honors.
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