By David Rieder.
After day four of the Olympic Games in Rio, the Swimming World prediction machine was rolling. Part one of our predictions analysis showed that we nailed 12 of 16 winners in the first half of the Olympic swimming competition, including a clean sweep on day four.
Unfortunately, that magic was not to be continued. Read below to see what went wrong from day five through day eight.
The trouble started promptly on day five. In the first event of the night, we picked Josh Prenot to win the men’s 200 breast. Prenot ended up with the silver, seven one-hundredths behind the man in lane eight, Dmitriy Balandin of Kazakhstan—a nation which had never won an Olympic swimming medal. We did not predict one here, either.
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