China's world champion swimmer Ning quits
World swimming championships moved to 2022 with new dates
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Anastasia Gorbenko wins Israel's 1st-ever World Swimming Championships gold | The Times of Israel
FINA President backs Abu Dhabi to hold safe World Swimming Championships
Sensational Siobhan Haughey storms to second gold at short-course World Championships, beating Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom in 100m freestyle final | South China Morning Post
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World Aquatics Championships in Budapest: FINA Excludes Russia and Belarus - Hungary Today
Swimming world championships bumped back a year to 2022 · The42
Swimming stars to compete for tickets to world championships | Sports | China Daily
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Caeleb Dressel is 2nd swimmer to break Michael Phelps record this week
Hong Kong Olympian Siobhan Haughey describes 'best year yet' as she shatters 200m freestyle world record at Fina World Swimming Championships | South China Morning Post
World Champion Swimmer Ning Zetao Booted from China National Team – Thatsmags.com
Seven COVID-19 cases linked to FINA World Swimming Championships (25m)
Great Britain seal Tokyo 2020 Olympic spot at FINA World Championships
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Siobhan Haughey eyes second World Championships medal after winning her 100m freestyle heat and semi-final | South China Morning Post
Siobhan Haughey shatters world record at FINA short-course Worlds - CGTN
2020 FINA Champions Swim Series to Take Place in Shenzhen & Beijing, China - Swimming World News
