188 The Finale (3)

In the first 50 meters of the breaststroke, except for the Japanese team that was still leading the way, the order of the other lanes changed a lot.

Australia and Germany overtook the United States to take second and third place respectively.

Li Xiang was now biting on the heels of the US's Mark Ganglof who was in fourth place.

After the 50 meter turn, Li Xiang was still desperately chasing but his strength was a little worse for wear. In the end, he was overtaken by the Canadian swimmer Andrew Dickens and touched the wall in sixth place.

After touching the wall, he slid directly into the pool and took a few sips of water. Fortunately, he responded quickly and grabbed the handrails before he drowned. His condition was miserable.

Although he was chased from fourth to sixth, he had exceeded his personal best time, which showed how desperately he had tried.

Just then, there was another burst of cheers and whistles at the scene.