By David Rieder
Hungary’s Laszlo Cseh won the world title (1:53.48) last year, and he holds the world’s top time this year (1:52.91) by more than a second. Chad le Clos of South Africa was the silver medalist (1:53.68) at Worlds in Kazan, and was the upset Olympic gold medalist four years ago over American Michael Phelps.
And Phelps?—he looked terrible on the last lap of his 200 fly at U.S. Olympic Trials last month, splitting the sixth slowest split (31.90) of the field. He still won, but faded to 1:54.84.
Then there’s the image of Phelps blasting a 1:52.94 at Nationals last year, just months into his comeback, and it’s hard not to think that, at 100 percent, the most decorated Olympian of all time will be ready for anything that comes his way—especially for his final Olympics.
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