Rowdy Gaines to Retire After 2028 Olympics
Rowdy Gaines to Retire After 2028 Olympics

Rowdy Gaines to Retire After 2028 Olympics

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Rowdy Gaines, the celebrated Olympic swimming commentator and three-time gold medalist, has announced that the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles will be his final broadcasting event. He shared the news on Instagram, humorously referencing a meme about waiting for the Olympics while encouraging fans to continue supporting swimming events. Gaines, known for his infectious enthusiasm and energy, has been a staple in Olympic coverage since 1996 and has witnessed many historic swimming moments alongside his broadcasting partner, Dan Hicks. The upcoming Olympics will mark a full-circle moment for Gaines, as he won his gold medals at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles. His retirement is anticipated to leave a significant void in Olympic swimming broadcasts, where his dynamic commentary has been integral to the viewer experience. After 2028, he plans to enjoy retirement as a full-time grandparent, closing a remarkable chapter in American sports history.

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