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Ryan Murphy

Ryan Murphy is an American backstroke athlete and the world record holder for the 100m backstroke. He was born on July 2, 1995, in Pat and Katie Murphy in Palos Heights, Illinois.

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Swimming in High and colleges school:

When he grew up, Murphy went to Bolles School, and under the leadership of the principal Sergio Lopez, he wandered among the sharks. In the rookie campaign, Murphy was nominated as the Pac-12 rookie of the year and won the 2014 NCAA championship.

Olympic experience

Murphy won the gold medal in the 100-meter backstroke and qualified for the first Olympic Games in Omaha. The 200-meter backstroke is also owned by Murphy. He left the game with Carl State University teammate Jacob Pebley (Jacob Pebley) to maintain the lead. In his first Olympic Games, Murphy maintained the American 100m backstroke winning streak. He won a gold medal in a new Olympic record, enabling the United States to win six consecutive games. Midway, it was anyone’s game and Murphy finished fifth. But in the last few meters, Murphy won the gold medal with an advantage of 51.97, ahead of China’s Xu Jiayu. Murphy’s partner David Plummer (David Plummer) won the medal position and finished third.

In the last swimming competition of the 2016 Rio Olympics, The United States won the new Olympic record of 3:27.95, making Murphy’s debut at the Olympics and won three gold medals in three events.

World Championships:

Ryan Murphy became SwimSwam’s 2018 American Male Swimmer of the Year after achieving great success in the 2018 World Championships. On the 8th day, Murphy won 50 guards alone and reached fourth place with a score of 24.53, only 2.02 behind the medal. Later in the meeting, Murphy led the 4×100 medley relay with a score of 52.92, helping the United States win second place.

Ryan Murphey personal life:

Murphy is a Roman Catholic. He owes his athletic ability to God: “I believe that God has bestowed me great talents, for which I will always be grateful. Despite the victory in the game, my Faith comforted me. I finally believed-I knew-God had a bigger plan for me.”

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