David Popovici won gold in the 100m freestyle at the European U23 Championships, setting a new European record of 46.71 seconds.
Adrian Rusu
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At the European U23 Swimming Championships in Slovakia, David Popovici impressed with an exceptional performance, winning the gold medal in the 100m freestyle with a record time of 46.71 seconds. This puts him second in the history of the event after Pan Zhanle. Popovici also became the first swimmer to swim the last 50 meters in under 24 seconds. However, the financial rewards for his medals are modest compared to the Olympics. He emphasized that he achieved this feat without special training, thanks to the personal balance in his life.
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Suma de bani pe care David Popovici o va primi după ce a intrat în istorie cu o performanță la care mulți nici nu visau
Suma câştigată de David Popovici pentru medaliile de la Europeanul U23. A doborât un nou record în Slovacia
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Câți bani a câștigat Popovici, după ce a devenit primul om din istorie care a reușit o performanță la care mulți nici nu visau
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