19-year old Pan Zhanle finished in 46.40 seconds to take China's first swimming gold medal at the Paris Olympic Games.
His win came after he "completed rigorous doping test programs prior to and during the games with zero positive results," the China Daily said on Friday.
Pan said he took 21 doping tests from May to July prior to the games. "I cooperated with all the testing procedures and stayed confident that I am competing fair and clean," he told the newspap
Australian coach and commentator Brett Hawke posted on his Instagram that "It's not humanly possible to beat that field" and that the swim was "not real life.
Not in that pool, against that field."
The Chinese swim team has been under intense scrutiny since revelations in April that 23 of the country's swimmers tested positive for a banned heart medication in 2021 but were allowed to compete at the Tokyo Olympics.
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