Sequels never were good
Sequels never were good …. "It is not a decision to be taken lightly." Ian Thorpe, the man swimming record until the advent of Michael Phelps decided to settle in dry dock in 2006, at age 24, perhaps jaded by injuries or the hardness of the high competition. Or because he realized he could not with Phelps, the American phenomenon dormant then, three years younger than him. And that, discount cycling clothes, their only confrontation ended in victory for Thorpe, was in 2004, in the final of the 200-meter freestyle in the Olympic Games in Athens. In early February announced that Australian swimmer …