54K views · 968 reactions | When Tassie-born swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus won a Gold Medal in the Women's 400m freestyle #Olympic final over the weekend no one was more excited than her longtime coach Dean Boxall. Over the years, the 47-year-old has become rather famous for the enthusiasm he has shown on the sidelines. 藍 : Channel Nine | New Idea Magazine | Facebook

17K views · 309 reactions | Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement from swimming. So we only thought it appropriate to relive arguably her greatest moment in the pool. Let's look at her 400m showdown with Katie Ledecky, through the eyes of other Olympians! Congratulations Ari on a fantastic career! | ESPN Australia / NZ | Facebook

288K views · 9.3K reactions | She's done it again 磊 Australian swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus has set a new world record to take the gold medal in the women's 400m freestyle at the World Championships. Titmus' coach, Dean Boxall made the most of the occasion with a exciting celebration following the race. MORE: https://nine.social/h9n #9ACA | Watch LIVE 7pm | A Current Affair | Facebook

She did it! At her debut Olympics, Australian Ariarne Titmus, wins gold in the women's 400m freestyle! Check out the results on Day 3 of competition at #Tokyo2020: https://oly.ch/3BMl1Fq Australian Olympic Team | Olympics

49K views · 1.2K reactions | Ariarne Titmus' first participation at Olympics Games became a full success! At #Tokyo2020, the Australian swimming sensation claimed 4 medals in total! Relive the best of Ariarne Titmus' Olympic debut! 磊 Women's 200m Freestyle 磊 Women's 400m Freestyle 賂 Women's 800m Freestyle 雷 Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle (Team) Read her Tokyo 2020 story here  https://oly.ch/2U8LVq5 Australian Olympic Team | FINA | Olympics | Facebook

Ariarne Titmus, at the very peak of her career, has made the shock decision to call it quits. We were hoping to see her at another olympics! | Woman's Day

327K views · 3.8K reactions | Here's what the women’s 400-meter freestyle race looked like. Ariarne Titmus  overtook Katie Ledecky  in the last 100 meters to take the gold. Follow live updates from the Tokyo Olympics: https://nyti.ms/3kTx1Po | The New York Times | Facebook