Shortly after Joseph Schooling upset Michael Phelps in the Rio Olympic 100m butterfly, the Singapore swimmer made his next goal quite clear.
Take Phelps’ 100m butterfly world record.
Schooling repeated that claim after returning to the University of Texas for his junior season in November and again following March’s NCAA Championships, where he was beaten by Caeleb Dressel in the 100-yard butterfly.
The goal is apparently an imminent one.
Schooling said he believes he can break Phelps’ record at the world championships in Budapest in July, according to Channel News Asia.