French swimmer Rafael Fente-Damers secured his spot in the upcoming Olympics after finishing second in the 100-meter freestyle final at the French Championships. However, his celebratory moment took a painful turn when he punched the water in delight, only to immediately show signs of regret as he clutched his shoulder in pain. It was later revealed that Fente-Damers had dislocated his shoulder during the celebration.
The race was won by Maxime Grousset with a time of 47.33 seconds, while Fente-Damers clocked in at 48.14 seconds. Grousset expressed concern for his injured compatriot, highlighting Fente-Damers' fearless and determined nature that has contributed to his success in the sport.