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A special Mystery Gift code for Ceribelli’s Farigiraf, a Water Tera Type Pokémon, is available for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet to celebrate the 2025 World Championships. The code W0RLDSARM0RTA1L can be redeemed until August 23, and the Pokémon comes with specific moves, ability, and held item. Players should redeem it quickly before it expires.
The final day of the 2025 World Aquatics Championships featured record-breaking performances and exciting races, including Kliment Kolesnikov's championship record in the men's 50 backstroke and Summer McIntosh's historic fifth individual medal, with the US team setting a new world record in the women's 4×100 medley relay.
The final prelims session of the 2025 World Championships featured key events including the men's and women's 400 IMs, with top swimmers Leon Marchand and Summer McIntosh advancing to the finals, and relay heats where the USA and Australia performed strongly. The meet has seen upsets, record-breaking swims, and notable scratches, setting the stage for exciting finals.
Day 7 of the 2025 World Championships featured exciting finals including Katie Ledecky winning her seventh world title in the 800 freestyle, Gretchen Walsh dominating the women's 50 butterfly, and Maxime Grousset setting a new European record in the men's 100 butterfly. The U.S. also set a world record in the mixed 4×100 freestyle relay, highlighting a day full of record-breaking performances and intense competition.
Day 6 of the 2025 World Championships featured exciting prelims across multiple events, including men's 100 fly, women's 200 backstroke, men's 50 free, women's 50 fly, men's 4×200 free relay, and women's 800 free, with notable performances from Josh Liendo, Kaylee McKeown, Katie Ledecky, and others, setting the stage for upcoming finals.
Day 4 of the 2025 World Championships featured exciting preliminaries with top swimmers like Leon Marchand and Summer McIntosh aiming for world records in the men's 200 IM and women's 200 fly, along with intense heats in the women's 50 backstroke, men's 100 free, and mixed medley relay, setting the stage for thrilling finals.
At the 2025 World Championships, North American swimmers achieved notable success, with Summer McIntosh winning her second gold in the 200 IM, Alex Walsh earning her third World medal in the event, and Mary-Sophie Harvey securing her first individual medal, marking a significant milestone for Canadian swimming.
Day 2 of the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore featured intense finals with Qin Haiyang winning the men's 100 breaststroke, Gretchen Walsh setting a championship record in the women's 100 butterfly, and other notable performances across various events, including record-breaking swims and qualification highlights.
Many members of Team USA experienced acute gastroenteritis during training for the 2025 World Championships in Phuket, leading to illness, missed training, and withdrawals from events, impacting team performance and highlighting health risks at major international competitions.
Canadian swimmer Summer McIntosh won her first world title in the 400 freestyle at the 2025 World Championships in Singapore, after narrowly missing gold in previous years. She also competed successfully in the 200 IM semifinals, setting a world record. The event featured some of the fastest swims in history, with multiple women under 3:59. North American swimmers had notable performances, including McIntosh's gold and other finalists, but no men advanced to the 400 free final. The U.S. and Canada earned medals across various relay and individual events.
The US swimming team completed their training in Thailand and has now moved to Singapore to prepare for the 2025 World Championships, which start on July 27, with the team engaging in international training and social media updates.
Nine wrestlers secured their spots on the 2025 U.S. Senior Men’s Freestyle World Team during the Final X event in Newark, with notable upsets like high schooler PJ Duke defeating Yianni Diakomihalis, and seasoned champions Spencer Lee, Kyle Snyder, and Zahid Valencia sweeping their finals to qualify for the World Championships in Croatia.