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

Ariarne Titmus has responded to questions over her career future. The two-time gold medal winner at the Paris Olympics shocked fans when she said she was taking a break following the games. "Climbing the mountain to become Olympic champion is so tough, and I've done it twice now ... I'm just trying to really, give back time and effort to my friends and family," Titmus told 10 News First's Josh McLean. But she didn't rule out a return to the pool at the 2028 Olympics in LA, saying the possibility

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

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! 🥇 Women's 200m Freestyle 🥇 Women's 400m Freestyle 🥈 Women's 800m Freestyle 🥉 Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle (Team) Read her Tokyo 2020 story here 👉 https://oly.ch/2U8LVq5 Australian Olympic Team | FINA | Olympics

At 24, Olympian Ariarne Titmus has already achieved more in her sporting career than most could ever dream of. 🥇Now she's the 2025 Tasmania Young Australian of the Year. Ariarne holds several world records and has won gold medals in both the 2020 Tokyo and 2024 Paris Olympics. With her quiet strength and determination, she is a role model for young swimmers who want to improve and test the boundaries of what is possible. #AusOfTheYear #Swimming #Sport | Australian Story