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He was taught swimming by his parents, yet driven out from their practice sessions because he would disturb other children. In the lead up to the London Olympics, Lochte injured his knee while breakdancing and his insistence on not letting the injury affect his night led him to remain out of the pool for seven months straight in Lochte used the break to reassess his goals, employ Matt DeLancy as his strength coach and shed his McDonalds binging habits.
In the London metre Individual Medley, Lochte dominated the race, edging past everyone else at Michael Phelps, who was the two time gold medal defender in the IM, struggled to finish at fourth place. Yet, Phelps remained the world record holder in the IM. Lochte, of course, placed second and now that he has not qualified for the same event at Rio, this is as high as he will go in the IM.
However, theirs is a competition in which no single factor, like statistics, or strength of diving, or timings of splits can come to your aid in pronouncing a victor. Phelps is easily the greatest swimmer of all time, but in any other time had the world experienced Ryan Lochte, chances are that a similar pronouncement would be made of him. Come August, when Lochte and Phelps go heel to heel in the same IM in which Lochte has the best times but Phelps has the best medal tally, Phelps will probably think of that time in when Lochte won the same event at the Arena Pro Swim Series Meet in Charlotte but a fresh-from-retirement Phelps could not even clock the times required to compete in the A category.
For all his startling commitment to the hard work it takes to become an athlete as excellent as him, Phelps is no stranger to falling short. In what will easily emerge as one of the most important sports features of our times , Drehs sheds light on not just the Phelps who marches out to the pool with his head bowed down, absorbed in his headphones, but also the Phelps who felt unappreciated by his father, who wrestled to keep up appearances of camaraderie with his coach and who, in spite of being the most decorated Olympian who inspired many, suffered from a crippling ebb of self-worth.
The Phelps that emerged on the other side of the essay was a Phelps who would be sharing photographs of his domestic bliss on social media, asking reporters if they had any more questions, and laughing with Ryan Lochte before and after clashes.
If Phelps wins a medal at Rio, where he will meet Lochte in the pool for the last time, he will perhaps be very happy. But if he does not, chances are that in all his solitude, he will be very happy nonetheless.
When you are racing inside the water the motions of eight people streaking through it makes it difficult for any sound to reach your ears. When you do strokes like the butterfly over meters, you alternatively plunge into and rise above the water, alternatively hearing the applause of the audience and in the next moment plunging into the deathlike blank noise of the water.
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