The fastest man is Marcel Jacobs of Italy
Marcel Jacobs of Italy is the fastest man at the Tokyo Olympics.
He won the 100-meter sprint with a time of 9.8 zero seconds. On the ninth day of the day, Caleb Dresel, a swimmer from the United States, won two more gold medals on a record average. The swimmer completed his mission with a total of five golds. German tennis star Alexander Zverev won the boys' singles title.
The lineup of competitors to be the best fastest human in the world. Two from the United States, one from the United Kingdom, one from China, one from Nigeria, one from Italy, one from Canada for the 100-meter sprint. Last fire eagerly awaiting the start of the runup.
Marcel Jacobs, took 9.80 seconds. The human crown quickly went to Italy. After Jacobs, Fred Carly of the United States, then Andre de Grass of Canada finished the race.
On the ninth day of the Games, Caleb Dresel, a swimmer from the United States, won a pair of gold medals. She clocked 21.07 seconds to win the gold in the 50m individual freestyle.
Then the boys 4 times in the 100-meter relay. Klebe Dresel & Company won the world record gold. Dresel, Ryan Murphy, Michael Andrew and Jack Apple clocked 3 minutes 26.78 seconds. In all, Kaleb Dresel won five gold medals in swimming at the Tokyo Olympics.
Emma McKeon, an Australian swimmer, finished the Tokyo Olympics with a record of 7 medals. On the last day of his event, the Aussie swimmer won gold in the 50m freestyle. After that, Emma McKeon got a taste of team gold in the 100-meter middle relay. On this day, Logan Martin won gold in the BMX freestyle cycling in Australia's gold-winning mission.
German star Alexander Zverev won the Olympic men's singles tennis title, defeating Russia's Karen Khachanov 6-3, 6-1. This is the first time since Steffi Graf that a German star has won gold at the Olympics. As a result, eight years later, the Olympics saw a new champion in men's tennis. Britain's Andy Murray has won gold twice before.
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