We're starting this show a little more optimistic than we started recording three days ago.
In the last three days, Tunélik revealed that Milá Kristóf allegedly started training in the pool after all.
It's true, he finishes in the afternoon, after 12 and at two o'clock, so that no one is there.
It is true that this has not been officially confirmed.
It is true that in the meantime a world championship started and was taking place in Doha.
It's true that he wasn't there.
It is true that his coach went to Doha, but Milák did not.
So there are still quite a few questions, but let's be optimistic now,
and let's look at the last news we got that he started pool training,
that he got rid of excess weight.
So now we have changed to hope, László Balla Jatilla Edvi.
I confess my daily mood or hope,
Krisztóf Milák has little influence these days.
Now or has it never affected you?
In this regard, I am very understanding with the swimmers.
An amazingly hard sport, you can get bored,
even more monotonous than running, since the space is full of stimuli here,
you just watch the strip, watch the strip, it starts at dawn, you rush into the cold pool.
At the age of 22, Krisztián Egeszegi finished his career by
that he wanted to finish at the age of 20, only to be defeated in Rome by a yeti named Heci Hong,
that's why he still has two years left.
Milák is already over 22 years old and has already won the Olympics, he has already won the world championship title,
on home soil, world record holder, such a state of grace,
that if he was tired of swimming forever, I would understand that too.
What I don't understand is the whole céco that has been going on since then.
Because I think this is a very simple situation that no one can avoid for half a year.
I guess you have a contract.
And if it is written in that contract that for your past merits,
in view of your Olympic title, your world sledding volte, your world championship title,
as long as you consider yourself a swimmer, you will have all the income, all the discounts,
then it's good, then good people do it, and everything is fine.
If it's in your contract that you have to swim for what you get,
then it's a simple situation, as long as you don't swim, you shouldn't get anything.
And this is not because we are angry with him or because we want to threaten him, but because
because if a football player or any elite athlete has a hand card, but he does not go to two training sessions,
it is absurd to cancel the contract, it has immediate consequences, since it is a contract.
In Milák's case too, if there was a piece of paper, everyone should have kept to that piece of paper,
and there would be a mirror smooth situation.
Well, Attila said that he didn't understand this céco, didn't he?
I understand very well, because we talked or are talking about the only sure gold medal winner of the Hungarian Olympic team preparing for Paris.
Tuti about the gold medal.
Now?
Not now, but when it started.
Because, unfortunately, I remembered the long history of the cat,
didn't many experts warn me not to hope for the last Olympics,
that Katinka can win a gold medal at the Olympics after her three golds,
and then the experts said that it is good if he can get on the podium.
And yet he couldn't even stand on the podium.
It's the twenties, it's a strange sport.
Let's say the one interesting thing that Attila said, I suddenly thought of a cheater,
when you came forth with the age of the Milas, in the same age of deceit,
however, he had a good career and was very, very successful in the final stages of his career.
So at the age of 22, I wouldn't write Milák off yet.
I agree with Attila that I also sleep relatively well from
that now Milák Krisztóbb trains from noon to two, or perhaps eight hours a day.
I was afraid, I was clearly afraid, because I probably didn't understand it clearly,
but this work will probably be insufficient half a year before the Olympics.
Obviously, Milák is a great talent, so obviously he showed a lot of power in his own songs.
So maybe that will be enough for him, and I'm really rooting for him to be enough,
but I'll say it again, I can't judge that I fit.
I was simply afraid, besides the fact that Milák Krisztó is better, that if he doesn't go to the Olympics now,
or that if, God forbid, he doesn't make it to the A final, he'll still be an Olympic champion,
and it still remains an icon, and hats off to it.
Of course, the past doesn't change anymore. At the same time, what you say that this is why you understand this céco,
that's why I don't understand, because he's not even number one in Hungarian swimming in Paris,
rather, he would probably be, or would have been, his only chance at gold.
But how come you don't understand? Well, that's the point.
Well, that's the point, that's exactly why he should have been told
when he didn't go to practice three times in a row, he should have been told
listen, now there are two options, you are the Umbrella over Hungarian swimming,
either you work from tomorrow and get your money, or you don't work and you don't.
This is probably the way to influence him.
But that's exactly why this circus went on.
He just gets it.
Pay attention.
They may have said, just get it.
But it's not that the circus went
because the management was trembling because oh my God, what if not.
Therefore, they try to inspire him with something.
Taking his money might not inspire you,
on the other hand, you can continue to tremble at what the Hungarian swimming sport can show you at an Olympics.
And you also know, I'm sorry, that the support depends a lot on the result, right?
I understand that, but I obviously know Kristóf Milá much less,
and impulses, impressions based on his expression in such a short interview,
those who know him much better must know exactly better than I do,
that it is very difficult to influence him with such mental vibrations and furrows,
because we say that he is a rather self-righteous figure,
one that is quite inaccessible, it lives in a shell, and very few people can penetrate the shell.
That is why you have to try to influence it with the means you can, which have a chance.
Would this have been the strictest or more drastic step?
I think that the contract, if there is such a contract,
You just said it's such a con, you know?
Well then there is nothing to do.
Only then will we at least not throw away the X10 million forints
and maybe then for good judgment first. Be afraid and don't fall for it!
I am not at all angry with Kristóf Milák, I really respect the results he has achieved,
gave me very happy moments too,
and it is undeniable that he is a world-class swimmer,
being an Olympic and world champion, the fact that he became world champion at home and swam with a world record.
Miracle!
But in sports, new heroes are born every day.
And you have to put energy and money into it every day, who has a golden chance, who still has a chance.
That makes us respect his past for him,
and from that we will still get the Olympic flood from the age of 30.
In fact, I even say that if he were a fencer, where the talent is enough,
and it's enough if you have the feeling
one month before the Olympics is enough to start exercising maybe a little, and there is a chance
then I say, leave him alone, don't mess with him now, this swim still has a golden chance.
Here, he may still have a golden opportunity thanks to his very individual skills,
but if he should be helped to make up his mind clearly, besides being there in Paris,
then, if this help is coupled with strictness, I think this help should still be given.
Will my Olympics be there eventually? Will you swim?
Wow, that's a really good question.
And two separate questions.
Yes, but a very good question. Will he be at the Olympics and what level will you be swimming at?
He already has his quota, doesn't he, so he doesn't have such a problem anymore.
The question is, if obviously the swimmers know exactly what kind of shape they are in and what they will be good for two weeks, four weeks, and six weeks before the Olympics.
So where there is that can be calculated, this is the line.
That's right, but it's not a kick as I'll inject that star and then maybe he'll shoot from 25 meters.
So it's a totally calculating sport.
I'm afraid that 6-8 weeks before the Olympics it will become clear that he is not at a level to stand on the podium.
The question is whether the podium would otherwise give him pleasure, so after such results, whether a third place would give him pleasure or not.
There's still time.
So if it turns out now, say 8 weeks before the Olympics,
and maybe he doesn't have a chance to make it to the podium, then I think he's going to miss this Olympics.
Whether he will start another four-year cycle after the Olympics is a completely different question.
Once again from Cselász Lóva, for example, this is a very special sportsman,
there were really countless words for him, another WC, another Olympics, another WC, another Olympics,
even though he already knew exactly that he would not win this gold in his last Olympics.
But he still worked wonders.
It is a question whether Krisztóf Milák will give in to this.
Me, if you don't need a tip now, their tips don't usually come in, I've never lived, I've never found anything,
I'm afraid that we won't see Krisztóf Milák at the Olympics.
Although I would be the happiest if I could see him on the top of the podium again, that would be the only real thing.
To give you a really optimistic note, of course you mentioned Krisztina Eszegi, but there is the other side,
even Kristof Éva,
even tall Katinka, she became Olympic champion for the first time at the age of 27,
and Krisztóf Milák, if I calculate correctly, will be at the next Olympics at the age of 27.
And he was already an Olympic champion.
And it already happened, don't let it happen a second time.
Évá Krisztof is a special case, and after practically falling back, Éva Krisztof became the Olympic champion in a completely different number, which is quite special.
And he was able to do this after a fantastic career paved with many silver medals and, of course, a career paved with gold medals,
switch to another number where i don't know if it was gold but still cheated for gold.
Éva Krisztof became an Olympic champion because everyone would have liked to be an Olympic champion as a small child.
I was there at the first serious adult world competition in 2002 at the European Championships in Berlin, where he won four silver medals, which was a huge achievement for a 17-year-old.
He made all four cry. He was beaten by people who, if you just looked at him, I still say to this day, the Klochkova beat him mixed,
Janne Henke beat him quickly, Jedzsely Csák beat him in butterfly, they were made for swimming, they looked like that.
But Éva also decided that if she broke, if she broke, she would win gold, and she went until she won the gold.
This is also a very serious competitive ability.
We will see what happens with Milán Krisztoff. Thank you very much for your attention, see you soon.
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