2012 Olympic bronze medalist Sergei Fesikov said on that he fully supports the creation of the Russian Swimming Federation.
On Thursday, a reporting and election conference was held in Moscow, at which it was decided to create a United Russian Aquatic Federation. Dmitry Mazepin became president of the new organization.
— These changes are definitely beneficial, I only support them. Although I did not join the presidium, I am very happy that today a truly large-scale event took place in the form of the unification of all federations into a single whole. “Everything related to water is now in one federation, in the same hands,” Fesikov said on .
On October 29, Fesikov was elected president of the Swimming Federation of the Belgorod region. He is 35 years old. He announced his retirement from his sports career in November 2023.
Fesikov won bronze in the 4 x 100 meter freestyle relay at the 2012 London Olympics.
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