Swimming: Phelps is 'probably not' the best - Coe
American swimmer Michael Phelps is "probably not" the greatest Olympic champion of all time, despite winning a record total of 19 medals, London 2012 Games chief Sebastian Coe said on Wednesday.
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Swimming: Phelps makes history in London
Michael Phelps became the most decorated Olympian ever when winning his 19th medal - a gold in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay.
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Swimming: Murphy had no choice but to withdraw
Irish swimmer Grainne Murphy revealed that she had little choice but to withdraw from the London 2012 Olympics on medical grounds.
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Chinese swimmer Shiwen denies doping
China's record-breaking swimming sensation Ye Shiwen has hit back at doping allegations in the wake of her incredible performances at the London Games.
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Swimming: IOC medical chief backs Ye Shiwen
The IOC's medical chief insists he has no reason to have suspicions over the latest Chinese swimming sensation Ye Shiwen.
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Swimming: Agnel takes 200m freestyle gold
France's Yannick Agnel won the men's 200 metres freestyle Olympic gold medal today.
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Swimming: Sycerika McMahon misses out in 200m IM
Ireland's Sycerika McMahon has just missed out on qualification for the semi-finals of the 200m IM at the London Games.
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Swimming: Vollmer stars, Irish disappoint
Melanie Nocher, Sycerika McMahon and Grainne Murphy failed in their attempts to advance through heats in a disappointing morning for Irish competitors at the Aquatics Centre in London.
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Swimming: Lochte lands gold in the pool
Ireland's Barry Murphy had a disappointing start in the pool when he finished eighth in his heat of the 100m breaststroke.
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Olympic Blog: Kenny previews the swimming
The start of the swimming events in London on Saturday morning could not have thrown up a more exciting race than the men's 400 metres individual medley (IM).
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