After that victory ceremony, we have the 100 meters butterfly A final for the men. And Lars Florland of Sweden in lane 4 was the fastest in the heaths this morning. And he's currently 50th in the world. But he was quick as this morning. So the lineup, Glauber Silva of Brazil, currently 30th in the world in this event. In number two, Kyle Macea Almeda. His 11th fastest in the world at the moment, Rafael Munoz of Spain. He's currently 31 in the world in this event. And here's Lars Florlando, who well, is the quickest qualifier with a rapid 52.36 he achieved this morning, which is the 10th best of his career. And Nikita Connavalov of Russia in lane 5. He was closest to Follander in the heaths with a 53.00 of Jenny Cobtoloff also of Russia in lane 6. In lane 7, it's Medina of Nandes of Cuba. And then finally, Jordan Coelho of France in lane 8. So 100 meters butterfly, a final for the men. Just about to get on the way. So in they go. And as we get to the first 25, Nikita Connavalov has gone out well in the white cap in the middle of your picture. But edging ahead now, Rafael Munoz and also in the white cap in lane 3. He looks to be just ahead of the turn. 24.47 of split. And Munoz is heading out the effort, but the rest of the field coming back now. And Almeda coming in with a very strong second 50. And now with the tattoos in the white cap, that's Nikita Connavalov. It's going to be very close at the end. He's a fantastic effort from the Russian. And he may just pip Lars Follander. And he has a fantastic win for Nikita Connavalov. He takes first in 52.73, 600 of a second ahead of Lars Follander, who I thought was probably the favorite for this, the Swede. And finally in third place, it was Almeda in lane 2 with a time of 52.99. So the first three all under 53 seconds. And Nikita Connavalov had a fantastic race. And it almost looked as if Lars Follander was going to take it. But well, it's all about who touches home first. And Nikita Connavalov was first to do that as the result.