Plovets Vladimir Morozov for a second time in his career won the overall standings of the World Cup

Russian swimmer Vladimir Morozov for the second time in his career won the overall standings of the World Cup. This became known based on the results of his speech at the final stage of the competition in Singapore.

On Saturday, the 26-year-old Russian won at a distance of 50 meters butterfly at the last stage of the tournament, showing the result of 22.17 seconds.

The second was finished by the American Michael Andrew (22.32), the third place was taken by the Singapore swimmer Joseph Skuling (22.40). Earlier at the stage, the Russian won the swims of 100 meters with a complex, 50 meters and 100 meters in frequency.

“Congratulations to Vladimir Morozov on this achievement,” the President of the All -Russian Swimming Federation of Vladimir Salnikov “R -Sport” quotes. “He demonstrated resistance and endurance, won the overall standings of the tournament for the second time in his career, and what was important - reached good speeds, which, as we hope, will still be improved by the World Cup.”

Morozov won the general standings of the World Cup in 2016 , becoming the first Russian to win this title. The athlete is also a bronze medalist of the Olympic Games in London in a 4x100 meters relay. Free style.

The stage of the World Cup in Swiming in Singapore will end on November 17.