Ariarne titmus has given her life to a dream As she sets off on her next adventures, she can be in no doubt that her years of sacrifice and devotion were worth it. Ariarne titmus has revealed the one question she hasn’t been asked since her bombshell announcement that she would be calling time on her competitive swimming career. Australian legend ariarne titmus has declared she will not hang around to swim at the brisbane 2032 olympics — days before a young rival emphatically took her 400m freestyle world record. Ariarne titmus (born september 7, 2000, launceston, tasmania, australia) is an australian swimmer who burst onto the international swim scene in 2018 by winning three gold medals at the commonwealth games in gold coast, queensland, australia. On the third night of the australian selection trials, titmus snatched the 200m freestyle world record from teammate mollie o’callaghan in 1:52.23 to become the first australian woman since shane gould in 1972 to concurrently hold the 200m and 400m freestyle world records.
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