Swimming: László Cseh decided that he would be there in Tokyo

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Laszlo Ché also listened to Zsolt Plagányi, his coach, Federal captain Csaba Sós, and last but not least Sándor Wladár, President of the Swimming Federation, but he made his final decision only after he got to know his wife’s opinion. Diana urged her not to back down, take on the Olympic challenge, and put herself to the test in the 200th race. Together, they also decided that his fifth Olympiad would be the last stop in his sports career, after which there would be no more, no more, no more deliberations.

“I really had to say it now because in that era and with a lot of work behind me, it would only be a waste of time if I put the topic of continuity back on the agenda in any way. The 35-year-old told the Szpress Press Service. “After the last one, it’s not going to be quite certain after the last one, considering all the possibilities, I made or made a decision with Dija that we took it well and considered it definitive.”

For László Cseh, who is saying goodbye after the Olympics, there is only kind of backsliding. This means that after the international farewell competition, he will not start here in his home country anymore.

“I saw all of my races as a new challenge, and I didn’t take any of them lightly. I didn’t know, and I didn’t want to. Laszlo continued Chih. – Even in my next farewell, I cannot help but say that if this is the end of the story, then let it be the total, that is, the end of all kinds of competition. Even as a contestant, I always thought there was no middle ground, or would or not, but if I did, it’s all in it. ”

The Hungarian national team captain, who was always so easy to distinguish in the water because he didn’t wear a swimming cap and shaved his head bald, said several times before the start that he wanted to break his singles record, then it would be obvious what would suffice. He has now replaced his usual statement with an extraordinary one.

“I believe in the fact that if I can really become an Olympic player, I must do everything I can for a good performance. Much or more I am no longer mired in compulsion to comply, and there will be no tension in me. I will be loose and not tight, but they will not be.” They tell me that Czech Lacy is about to fall asleep in the water. No matter how far I have reached 200 mixed up, I will know that what I have achieved, no one can take from me what has always been until now. “ – Conclude for László Cseh, who also has a priority that few people know about.

He is the one who was identified by SwimSwam last year In the ranking of the professional Internet portal, he was named the best in the world among swimmers who have never won the Olympiad.