Pablo Morales

About Pablo Morales

At the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, she earned a gold medal in the butterfly for a relay team.

Pablo Morales before fame

At Bellarmine College Preparatory and Stanford University, he was a standout swimmer.

Achievement of Pablo Morales

He earned two silver medals in solo butterfly races at the 1984 Olympics, in addition to his gold in the relay.

Pablo Morales family life

He married Viviana Morales and had three children with her after his career ended.

Associations of Pablo Morales

Mark Spitz previously held the world record for the 100-meter butterfly, which he once broke.

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