Michael Phelps, The Greatest Olympian Of All Time, The Master Of The Medals

By Author: Bruce Irace
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Michael Phelps, the greatest Olympian of all time, the master of the medals, the best swimmer ever has finally ended his career in great fashion. He already had won 8 medals at Athens with six of them gold and two of them bronze. When he made it to Beijing he was amazingly better by winning 8 golden medals. He thought of not even going to the dazzling London Olympics but he made his mine up and trained for 9 painful months to make it to London. Some people doubted Michael's chances of winning gold or even any medals in London because he only trained for 9 months. Other competitors that he would soon face trained for 4 years after the Beijing Olympics and were not messing around. They would be a hard brick wall in Michael's path to win more medals. But, the greatest Olympian did what he does best, win.Michael Phelps came into the Olympics and won 4 gold medals and 2 silvers. Not only did he win those medals but became the most decorated Olympian ever to compete in the Olympics. Phelps was not done there; he made a record of his own by winning gold in the same swimming event in three consecutive Olympic Games. The next ...
... day, in his very last race, the 4x400 medley relay, he broke that record making it two times to win gold in a same event in three consecutive Olympic Games. Phelps did not know what to feel after his final race because He had so much emotions buzzing in his head at the time. We all know for a fact that he was proud of his career and the performance he put into every of his countless races. Michael Phelps, a talented and probably the best Olympian ever has finally ended his legendary career.