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Alexa Leary wins gold and breaks world record twice on day seven at Paris Paralympics

4 September 2024
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Alexa Leary wins gold and breaks world record twice on day seven at Paris Paralympics
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Rising Australian swim star Alexa Leary won her first individual Paralympic gold medal in the 100m freestyle S9 event in Paris, setting a world record time of 59.53. The achievement fulfilled a prophecy made by a fortune teller three years ago, as Leary’s high-octane performance was fueled by house music. She carried Australia to victory with her impressive swimming skills, showcasing her talent and determination on the international stage.

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