Doha 2024

The Netherlands breaststrokers, including Arno Kamminga, are poised to make a splash at the upcoming World Aquatics Championships in Doha. Kamminga, a silver medalist in the Men’s 100m Breaststroke in Fukuoka, faces a formidable field that includes Adam Peaty, Nic Fink, Nicolo Martinenghi, and rising Australian star Sam Williamson. Despite being a perennial breaststroke bridesmaid, Kamminga is determined to secure his first individual gold medal at a major international long course meet. In Fukuoka, he finished second in the Men’s 100m Breaststroke, repeating

Great Britain has unveiled a formidable team of twenty athletes set to compete in the upcoming 2024 World Aquatics Championships in Doha. The star-studded lineup is spearheaded by the sensational eight-time world champion, Adam Peaty. Having made a triumphant return to international competition in the previous year, Peaty participated in all three legs of the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup. His presence in Doha is eagerly anticipated, especially as he is slated to face off against China's Qin Haiyang in what promises to

Doha 2024: Countdown to Aquatic Excellence As aquatic sports enthusiasts eagerly count down the days, a mere 50 stand between them and the inaugural World Aquatics Championships in the Middle East. Doha, Qatar, is poised to host more than 2,500 elite athletes from over 190 nations, promising a thrilling atmosphere of competition and anticipation. Scheduled to unfold from February 20 to 18, 2024, this major sporting event has galvanized Doha into readiness, preparing to embrace thousands of global fans eager to witness aquatic