By SwimSwam Contributors on SwimSwam Courtesy: Corey He I’ve always thought that referring to ties in a race as a “dead heat” was a bit counterintuitive — races that end in ties or close finishes are the most exciting, and most certainly not “dead.” Colloquially, events that are considered “dead” are often dull, boring, or even outdated. But maybe that’s just me reading too much into the words. Either way, today we’ll take a look at dead heats that took place on swimming’s largest stage. If ties aren’t exciting enough for you, check out this article featuring Olympic races that were decided by one one-hundredth of a second. Women’s 100 Freestyle, Rio 2016 The most recent race on this list, I
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