54K views · 968 reactions | When Tassie-born swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus won a Gold Medal in the Women's 400m freestyle #Olympic final over the weekend no one was more excited than her longtime coach Dean Boxall. Over the years, the 47-year-old has become rather famous for the enthusiasm he has shown on the sidelines. 藍 : Channel Nine | New Idea Magazine | Facebook

288K views · 9.3K reactions | She's done it again 磊 Australian swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus has set a new world record to take the gold medal in the women's 400m freestyle at the World Championships. Titmus' coach, Dean Boxall made the most of the occasion with a exciting celebration following the race. MORE: https://nine.social/h9n #9ACA | Watch LIVE 7pm | A Current Affair | Facebook

106K views · 2K reactions | Australian swimming legend Ariarne Titmus...

49K views · 1.2K reactions | Ariarne Titmus' first participation at Olympics Games became a full success! At #Tokyo2020, the Australian swimming sensation claimed 4 medals in total! Relive the best of Ariarne Titmus' Olympic debut! 磊 Women's 200m Freestyle 磊 Women's 400m Freestyle 賂 Women's 800m Freestyle 雷 Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle (Team) Read her Tokyo 2020 story here  https://oly.ch/2U8LVq5 Australian Olympic Team | FINA | Olympics | Facebook

Ariarne Titmus, at the very peak of her career, has made the shock decision to call it quits. We were hoping to see her at another olympics! | Woman's Day

327K views · 3.8K reactions | Here's what the women’s 400-meter freestyle race looked like. Ariarne Titmus  overtook Katie Ledecky  in the last 100 meters to take the gold. Follow live updates from the Tokyo Olympics: https://nyti.ms/3kTx1Po | The New York Times | Facebook