Tag: Hubert Kos
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Joshua Liendo and Hubert Kos went head-to-head in Guess The Swimmer | Swimming World Cup 2025
Who knows their fellow swimmers better? Let’s just say one of them started slower than their 200m Backstroke swim…
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Hubert Kos Is a Backstroke Machine | The Swim Scribe
During the final stop of the 2025 Swimming World Cup Hubert Kos was crowned the overall series winner earning himself a $100,000 pay day. During that same stop he also completed three triple crowns winning all THREE backstroke distances for the third straight stop AND set two new world records.
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World Record Alert! Hubert Kos Clocks 48.16 in the 100m Backstroke | Swimming World Cup 2025
Hubert Kos was unstoppable at the final stop of the Swimming World Cup 2025 in Toronto. On the last day of racing, he powered to a new World Record in the 100m Backstroke with a time of 48.16!
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Toronto Swimming World Cup 2025 | Best Races, Records & Highlights | World Aquatics
An unforgettable weekend in Toronto as swimmers shattered 7 World Records and conquered 22 crowns!
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Hubi Kós | Unfiltered Waters
In this episode, Katie and Missy chat with Olympic gold medalist and Hungarian swimming star, Hubi Kós! They talk about the moment he realized he could win an Olympic gold medal, how his home country reacted to his big win, and the defining moment of his career. Plus, Hubi shares the movie he quotes the…
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Arizona State’s Hubert Kós Breaks NCAA Record in 200 Backstroke at Pac-12 Swimming Championships | Pac-12 Networks
Arizona State’s Hubert Kós broke the NCAA record in 200 backstroke with a 1:35.69 time at 2024 Pac-12 Men’s Swimming Championships at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Wash. on March 9, 2024. Olympian Ryan Murphy previously held the record.
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2021 European Short-Course Swimming Championships, Kazan (RUS) – Day 4, Summary
More doubles, Sjostrom, Kolesnikov, Toussaint, Kirpichnikova keep golden pace The specialists carried on their winning streak here in Kazan, Sweden’s Sarah Sjostrom completed the 50-100m double in the women’s free, Anastasia Kirpichnikova achieved it on the ‘high end’ in the 800-1500m (though cried after because of the narrowly missed WR). Fellow Russian Kliment Kolesnikov did…

