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Australia's Sam Williamson wrangled up 50m breaststroke gold in Doha, giving fans down under something to think about on the medley relays.

South Korea's Hwang Sunwoo became the first-ever man from his nation to land on three consecutive World Championships podiums.

Kim Woomin of South Korea topped the men's 400m freestyle podium, giving his nation its first gold in the event in over a decade.

Erika Fairweather made history for her nation of New Zealand, becoming the first-ever 400m free world champion for the Kiwis.

Three gold medals on Friday, including Mewen Tomac (above) in the 100 back, led France to the top of the medals table in Otopeni.

Ahmed Hafnaoui and Bobby Finke swam side by side for the entirety of the 1500, and both attributed their success to each other's presence in the race.

By competing in the 50 fly on Day 1, South African Roland Schoeman became the oldest swimmer at age 43 to compete at a World Aquatics Championships.

Li Bingjie's bronze medal in the women's 1500m freestyle further propels China well ahead of where the nation landed through day 3 in Budapest.

Zac Stubblety-Cook was solid in the men's 100 breaststroke, but does Sam Williamson's Day 3 showing in the 50 put him in contention in the medley?

While finishing less than a second outside of qualifying for the men's 800m free, Egypt's Marwan Elkamash erased an eight-year-old record off the books.