Swimming · United States · 1985–
Michael Phelps Life & Career Timeline
Twenty-eight Olympic medals and a career that redrew swimming’s limits.
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About Michael Phelps
The most decorated Olympian in history: five Games, 23 gold medals and excellence across four strokes.
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Born in Baltimore
Michael Fred Phelps II grew up near Baltimore and began swimming as a child.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comBegins training with Bob Bowman
Bob Bowman recognised Phelps’s range and shaped the programme behind his elite career.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comYoungest US male Olympian in decades
At fifteen, Phelps reached the Olympic 200m butterfly final and finished fifth.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comFirst world championship title
He won the 200m butterfly after setting his first world record earlier that year.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comFour world titles
Phelps won butterfly, both individual medleys and the medley relay.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comEight medals in Athens
Six golds and two bronzes tied the record for medals at one Olympics.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comFive world titles
He won across freestyle, medley and relays.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comSeven golds in Melbourne
Seven victories set the stage for an eight-event Olympic campaign.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.com400m medley world record
Phelps opened with gold and a 4:03.84 world record.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comThe relay comeback
Jason Lezak’s final leg preserved victory and the pursuit of eight golds.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comWins by one hundredth
Phelps touched Milorad Čavić by 0.01 seconds in the 100m butterfly.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comA record eight Olympic golds
Medley-relay victory surpassed Mark Spitz’s single-Games record.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comFive world titles in Rome
Phelps won five golds and one silver.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comMost decorated Olympian
His nineteenth Olympic medal moved him past Larisa Latynina.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comFirst retirement
Phelps left his fourth Games with 22 Olympic medals.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comReturns to racing
After nearly two years away, Phelps rebuilt toward Rio.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comReclaims the 200m butterfly
Phelps regained the Olympic title and added relay gold the same night.
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Source: www.worldaquatics.comFinal race and 28th medal
Medley-relay gold closed his career with 23 Olympic titles.
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