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With key swimmers from other countries, and even whole teams missing, the USA looks to be in the driver's seat in the men's medley relay.

Ledecky has been 18 seconds faster than any other woman in history in the 1500, and is poised to reclaim the title after being forced to withdraw in 2019.

The field lacks its usual star power, which means the path to the top of the podium is clear for a handful of swimmers, including Nicolo Martinenghi.

Once seemingly untouchable in the LCM 100 breast, it appears as though the world is beginning to catch up to King.

Caeleb Dressel has his eyes on eight medals and a repeat of four World titles next week in Budapest.

It was a four-man race in the distance events last summer, but Germany's Lukas Märtens has made himself as a threat to steal the show in Budapest.

As the world record holder and only one in the field with a sub-24 personal best, Sarah Sjöström is the clear favorite in the women's 50 free.

15 year-old Summer McIntosh is one of many teenagers who've entered the medal conversation in the women's 200 free with the usual podium threats not racing.

Fresh off a stunning world record at U.S. Trials, Hunter Armstrong is the favorite to win the World Championship title in the men's 50 backstroke.

The two-time defending champion and fastest-ever in a textile suit, Caeleb Dressel has a great chance to become the first swimmer in over a decade sub-21.