Milak brilla en Mariposa

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El nadador húngaro Kristof Milak ganó la final de los 100 metros mariposa en los Juegos de París 2024, superando a los canadienses Josh Liendo e Ilya Kharun. Milak, quien regresó a la competición tras casi diez meses de descanso, demostró su talento y velocidad con un crono de 49.90 segundos.

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