Breaking the United States 40-year monopoly, Pan Zhanle was interviewed domineeringly: The champion belongs to us! The only one who is dissatisfied is someone else

In the men's 4x100m medley relay final of the Paris Olympics swimming that ended in the early morning of August 5, Beijing time, the Chinese team composed of Xu Jiayu, Qin Haiyang, Sun Jiajun and Pan Zhanle lived up to expectations and won the gold medal with a time of 3:27.46.

It is worth noting that the four young men of the Chinese men's mixed team also broke the 40-year monopoly of the United States team on the Olympic gold medal in this event. As we all know, as a traditional swimming powerhouse, the United States team has world-class athletes in all four swimming strokes, which also gives them a long-term monopoly on the Olympic gold medal in this event. And this time, their unbeaten myth was ended by the Chinese team.

In this final, almost all 4 young men of the Chinese swimming relay team played at a high level, Xu Jiayu and Qin Haiyang kept the Chinese team in the first 2 strokes to the 1st side, and the 3rd butterfly, Sun Jiajun, who was appointed as a substitute in danger, although he was once surpassed by France and United States, he also tried his best, and the excellent performance of 51.19 seconds allowed the Chinese team not to fall too far behind before the last 1 stroke. Pan Zhanle continued his previous brave performance, swimming a magical time of 45.92 seconds, and finally helped the Chinese team win the gold medal with two consecutive reversals.

After the game, several Chinese young men were also very excited in an interview, and Sun Jiajun couldn't cry with excitement after winning the gold. And Pan Zhanle once again said domineeringly: "Thanks to my good teammates, it has created confidence and a little bit of an advantage for me, and I especially admire the three of them. They (although) said before that they were not satisfied with the result, the game is over, the championship is ours, and it should be them who are not satisfied.”

Indeed, although Chinese swimming in this Olympic Games had a bad start, it was not too much regret to end with such an exciting relay gold medal.