Loser Schooling wants your support

[A Singaporean]

Singapore

Outpouring of support will spur me on, says Joseph Schooling after Olympics exit​

Joseph Schooling speaks during an interview with CNA in Tokyo on Jul 30, 2021.
By Matthew Mohan
30 Jul 2021 03:48PM(Updated: 30 Jul 2021 04:05PM)

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TOKYO: Less than a day after his exit from the 2020 Olympic Games, Joseph Schooling sits on a foldable chair in the shadow of the hulking Tokyo Aquatics Centre.
His demeanour is calm and he is ready to talk.

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On Thursday, the 2016 Olympic champion failed to qualify for the 100m butterfly semi-finals. He clocked 53.12s in his heat and was 44th overall.
And just like he did in the mixed zone after his race, Schooling does not shy away from dissecting his performance.
“I gave it my best. And if my best was that today, it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be the same tomorrow. And I expect it to be better,” Schooling told CNA.
But it doesn’t make it sting any less.

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“Right now, it is a tough learning curve. It's a painful one, especially at the Olympics. But at the same time, if I could change anything over the last 15 months, no, I have no regrets,” he said.
“I have no regrets going to Virginia. I have no regrets maturing to the person that I am today. I have no regrets with the performance in the pool. I am disappointed, but I wouldn't change that for anything in the world.”
Schooling masks the disappointment and hurt well. But it is still there, simmering below the surface.
“(I've) definitely moved away from disappointment, and more of an upset feeling. The disappointment is still there, but I think it's going to take a bit longer than 12 hours to fully process what happened,” he said.

 

[Touchy]

加油 加油 加油

Come we clay for you.

 

[Touchy]

Be good boy boy okay, mai ge ge and act blur, go do your part and serve NS okay. Inside got Milo, usually serve as night snack.

 

[Touchy]

Weekend 4D can considered 5312?

 

[countryman]

I don't understand what's coming from him? He had all the time in the world to train for this Olympics n now he's saying he has no regrets after finishing last! What cock is he talking? U mean prior to the tournament, he managed to clock under 51sec during all the practices? I seriously doubt!
He was just trying his luck in Tokyo hoping miracle will happen..

 

[red amoeba]

He is trying to siam NS. Military police should go arrest him.

 

[JohnTan]

Schooling has just lose some of his endorsements. No respectable business would want the last place swimmer of the swimming heats to represent their company.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Schooling has just lose some of his endorsements. No respectable business would want the last place swimmer of the swimming heats to represent their company.

Tampon kotex maybe..

 

[bobby]

When he won $1m...did he support us ?

 

[semiboiled]

Singapore

Outpouring of support will spur me on, says Joseph Schooling after Olympics exit​

Joseph Schooling speaks during an interview with CNA in Tokyo on Jul 30, 2021.
By Matthew Mohan
30 Jul 2021 03:48PM(Updated: 30 Jul 2021 04:05PM)

Bookmark​

TOKYO: Less than a day after his exit from the 2020 Olympic Games, Joseph Schooling sits on a foldable chair in the shadow of the hulking Tokyo Aquatics Centre.
His demeanour is calm and he is ready to talk.

Advertisement


On Thursday, the 2016 Olympic champion failed to qualify for the 100m butterfly semi-finals. He clocked 53.12s in his heat and was 44th overall.
And just like he did in the mixed zone after his race, Schooling does not shy away from dissecting his performance.
“I gave it my best. And if my best was that today, it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be the same tomorrow. And I expect it to be better,” Schooling told CNA.
But it doesn’t make it sting any less.

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“Right now, it is a tough learning curve. It's a painful one, especially at the Olympics. But at the same time, if I could change anything over the last 15 months, no, I have no regrets,” he said.
“I have no regrets going to Virginia. I have no regrets maturing to the person that I am today. I have no regrets with the performance in the pool. I am disappointed, but I wouldn't change that for anything in the world.”
Schooling masks the disappointment and hurt well. But it is still there, simmering below the surface.
“(I've) definitely moved away from disappointment, and more of an upset feeling. The disappointment is still there, but I think it's going to take a bit longer than 12 hours to fully process what happened,” he said.

He needs to sack his coach and backroom staff if he wants to improve. The current physical training, nutritional and mental strength training is not suitable for him.

 

[A Singaporean]

He needs to sack his coach and backroom staff if he wants to improve. The current physical training, nutritional and mental strength training is not suitable for him.

Enough excuse and will do better next time. Go report to Tekong ASAP.

 

[bobby]

 

[tanwahtiu]

He needs to sack his coach and backroom staff if he wants to improve. The current physical training, nutritional and mental strength training is not suitable for him.

Defending his title is more difficult having to beat his own best time. He has no backing of PAP gahmen whom do not support sport event economy.....

Orlumpiak is a BE economy to scam the world on network economy....

Just don't join don't die, why compete with angry angmohs who take sports to vent out their anger...

 

[CPTMiller]

I don't understand what's coming from him? He had all the time in the world to train for this Olympics n now he's saying he has no regrets after finishing last! What cock is he talking? U mean prior to the tournament, he managed to clock under 51sec during all the practices? I seriously doubt!
He was just trying his luck in Tokyo hoping miracle will happen..

I don't expect Singapore to win any Olympic medals so does not matter much.
But I waiting Singapore to win World Cup after promise by some elite years ago.

 

[CPTMiller]

When he won $1m...did he support us ?

Did the news report he get $1mil the last gold medal??

 

[batman1]

When he won $1m...did he support us ?

He's following the PAP style, only receive receive but never give back.

 

[bobby]

Did the news report he get $1mil the last gold medal??

Olympics: Joseph Schooling gets to keep his $1m prize money

SINGAPORE - Joseph Schooling will stand to become a millionaire, thanks to his gold medal win at the Rio Olympic Games.

The reward for an individual Olympic gold is $1 million, under the Singapore National Olympic Council's Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP).

And he can keep that prize money, according to CBS Sports in a report that was released earlier on Saturday (Aug 13) shortly after Schooling's victory in the 100m butterfly event and securing Singapore's first Olympic gold.

 

[syed putra]

Looks like training locally gives better result than doing it in texas. he got gold. That already is a tremendous achievement. Maybe he should seek other avenue where his true passion lies.

 

[syed putra]

Olympics: Joseph Schooling gets to keep his $1m prize money​

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SINGAPORE - Joseph Schooling will stand to become a millionaire, thanks to his gold medal win at the Rio Olympic Games.

The reward for an individual Olympic gold is $1 million, under the Singapore National Olympic Council's Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP).

And he can keep that prize money, according to CBS Sports in a report that was released earlier on Saturday (Aug 13) shortly after Schooling's victory in the 100m butterfly event and securing Singapore's first Olympic gold.

You still need to pay tax.

 

[batman1]

Olympics: Joseph Schooling gets to keep his $1m prize money​

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SINGAPORE - Joseph Schooling will stand to become a millionaire, thanks to his gold medal win at the Rio Olympic Games.

The reward for an individual Olympic gold is $1 million, under the Singapore National Olympic Council's Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP).

And he can keep that prize money, according to CBS Sports in a report that was released earlier on Saturday (Aug 13) shortly after Schooling's victory in the 100m butterfly event and securing Singapore's first Olympic gold.

Did he give back to society after winning $1M ?