In an electrifying display of talent, 16-year-old Guo Muye from China has added another gold medal to his collection at the Artistic Swimming World Cup in Somabay, Egypt. Competing in the men’s solo free final, Guo blended strength with artistry to wow the audience.
Performing to the stirring tune "Setting out on a Campaign," he achieved an impressive overall score of 196.7401 points. Despite a grueling competition schedule and early morning training with his teammates, Guo pushed through fatigue and said, "I had a training session with my other teammates early in the morning and I think I was in good form, but I felt a bit worried, as I was very tired after the previous day's competition."
This remarkable victory follows his earlier win in the men’s solo technical final, setting a high standard for artistic expression in sports. With Italy’s Giorgio Minisini scoring 48.6500 points for second place and Colombia’s three-time World Championships medalist Gustavo Sanchez rounding out the podium, the event was a true celebration of creativity and athletic excellence.
Guo’s journey is a powerful reminder that hard work and passion lead to success. His inspiring performance is already turning heads, making him a rising star to watch in the world of artistic swimming. 👏💫
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Guo Muye of China adds another gold at Artistic Swimming World Cup
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