By SwimSwam Contributors on SwimSwam Courtesy: Corey He It’s truly amazing the sheer number of swimmers that have defended their titles at consecutive Olympics — and so, we have ourselves a Part II to this article (and we will have AT LEAST a Part III). You can find the original article (Part I) here. Anyways, let’s dive right into it: our next slate of swimming legends who have defended their titles at the Olympics. Vladimir Salnikov (Soviet Union) His nicknames included “Tsar of the Pool,” “Monster of the Waves,” and “Leningrad Express.” Across his dominant career, Salnikov set a total of twelve world records across the 400m, 800m, and 1500m distances, but it was his dominance at the 150
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