Kyle Chalmers made headlines at the Paris Olympics by winning silver in the men's 100m freestyle, despite initially suggesting he might retire after the Games. His performance came as China's Pan Zhanle shattered his own world record with a time of 46.40 seconds, leaving Chalmers 1.08 seconds behind at 47.48 seconds. Following the race, Chalmers announced he has no plans to quit competitive swimming, stating, 'I'm not retiring any time soon.' The Australian swimmer, who has now medaled in this event at three successive Olympics, expressed pride in his achievements and confidence in his abilities. Chalmers’ resilience and experience were highlighted as he overcame early race struggles to secure his podium finish. Meanwhile, other Australians also advanced in their respective events, showcasing a strong team presence at the Olympics.