Swimming-Australia's Titmus might hang up the goggles after Paris


  • Swimming
  • Wednesday, 14 Jun 2023

FILE PHOTO: Commonwealth Games - Swimming - Women's 400m Freestyle - Medal Ceremony - Sandwell Aquatics Centre, Birmingham, Britain - August 3, 2022 Gold Medallist Australia's Ariarne Titmus celebrates on the podium during the medal ceremony REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov/File Photo

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Ariarne Titmus may bow out of her swimming career at next year's Paris Olympics if unable to find motivation to continue, the Australian champion said.

Titmus, the Olympic 200 and 400 metres freestyle champion, said she had spoken to her coach Dean Boxall about her future and did not want to think beyond the next 12 months.

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