Pole Wins Second Medal at The World Games! Incredible Performance in China
It was Majchrzak who won Poland's first medal at the 2025 World Games. On Friday, the Pole won gold in the 100-meter water rescue, breaking the world record in the process. A day later, Majchrzak set his sights on further medals.
On Saturday morning, our representative competed in the 50-meter water rescue. He finished second with a time of 28:12. Fergus Eadie from New Zealand took first place (27:73), while Francesco Ippolito took third place (28:67).
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The 50-meter water rescue is quite simple to understand. After swimming 25 meters, competitors must dive underwater and retrieve a dummy from the bottom of the pool. They must then tow it to the finish line. Of course, whoever reaches the pool wall first wins.
This is the second medal for the Polish national team at the 12th World Games. Sixty-four Polish athletes will compete in air sports (drone racing), billiards, kayaking, dance sports, kickboxing, korfball, water rescue, Muay Thai, orienteering, motorboating, powerlifting, sport climbing, squash, underwater sports, water skiing, and wakeboarding.
In the last edition of the event (Birmingham 2022), Poles won 15 medals - three gold, five silver and seven bronze.
The final day of the 12th World Games is scheduled for August 17.
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