Olympic Gold Medallist Brianna Throssell Retires: Record Holder Australian Swimmer Announces Retirement At Age of 29
Three-time Olympian Brianna Throssell announced retirement on March 2 calling time on her decorated career. She won 39 international medals including two gold and two bronze medals in Olympic events.
Record holder in the 4x200m relay team event at the Paris Olympics 2024, Brianna Throssell announced retirement on March 2, 2025. But after gold medal in Paris an engagement to long-time partner Josh Milner could be one of the reasons for her retirement. In her statement she also mentioned that this could be an opportunity toĀ finally putĀ her business degree to āgood useā. Brianna Throssell won 39 international medals including two gold and two bronze medals in Olympic events.Ā Armand Duplantis Opens Up After Smashing Pole Vault World Record for 11th Time, Says āI Just Did Itā.
Olympic Gold Medallist Brianna Throssell Retires
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