In short, Phelps would have single-handedly destroyed women's sport forever. He, now she, wouldn't have just dominated women's swimming – he, now she, would have smashed all the women's records by such vast margins that no woman born with a female biological body would have ever come close to beating any of them ever again.
Now imagine what would have happened if Phelps had transitioned into a female when at the peak of his powers? in the pool.Īnd that was when he was swimming against other men also born to male biological bodies. 'So, by doing seven days a week, I trained for 52 more days a year than they did.' 'My opponents all trained six days a week,' he explained. When I interviewed him before the London Olympics in 2012, he revealed he'd once gone five consecutive years without a single day off training. Phelps achieved this staggering statistical dominance through a combination of physical prowess, dazzling skill and a uniquely steely work ethic and determination to be the very best. In fact, he is arguably the greatest athlete the world has ever known, period, after winning a record-breaking 28 Olympic medals including 23 golds. Michael Phelps is the greatest swimmer the world has ever known.
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