Jason Lezak, 32yo, 6'3", 216 Lbs: Queers' #1 Favorite Swim Star.
Jason won it down the stretch for America tonight when he finished first, just by a hair, ahead of Alain Bernard of France in the finals of the 4x100M Freestyle Relay.
Super Fast. Super Strong. Super Sexy. Super Hot. A Great Olympian. Jason Lezak has finally arrived. His super sexy swimmer's body powered by a gay-porn star quality, is looking hotter than ever. Class act. Did that really happen?
Watching it over and over and over again, it was Lezak who delivered the deepest cut to the French. With Phelps and Weber-Gale coming out fast, the United States fell behind in the third 100 meters, with Cullen Jones touching the wall over six-tenths of a second behind the French. By the time Lezak made his final turn, that gap had grown to .82 seconds, a virtual eternity in a 50-meter sprint.
But just when the race appeared to be over – NBC commentator Rowdy Gaines actually called the race for the French with about 60 meters left – Lezak pulled off the fastest 100-meter split in the history of the games: 46.06 seconds.
Jason Lezak was born on November 12, 1975, in Irvine, California. At the age of five, Jason Lezak joined the Irvine (California) Novaquatics swim team and has never left. He first qualified for the nationals while a senior in high school, but decided to go water-skiing and gambling near Las Vegas with friends instead. We'll dig out more interesting things about this very gorgeous and very gay-looking star later...promise.
Jason won it down the stretch for America tonight when he finished first, just by a hair, ahead of Alain Bernard of France in the finals of the 4x100M Freestyle Relay.
Super Fast. Super Strong. Super Sexy. Super Hot. A Great Olympian. Jason Lezak has finally arrived. His super sexy swimmer's body powered by a gay-porn star quality, is looking hotter than ever. Class act. Did that really happen?Watching it over and over and over again, it was Lezak who delivered the deepest cut to the French. With Phelps and Weber-Gale coming out fast, the United States fell behind in the third 100 meters, with Cullen Jones touching the wall over six-tenths of a second behind the French. By the time Lezak made his final turn, that gap had grown to .82 seconds, a virtual eternity in a 50-meter sprint.
But just when the race appeared to be over – NBC commentator Rowdy Gaines actually called the race for the French with about 60 meters left – Lezak pulled off the fastest 100-meter split in the history of the games: 46.06 seconds.
Jason Lezak was born on November 12, 1975, in Irvine, California. At the age of five, Jason Lezak joined the Irvine (California) Novaquatics swim team and has never left. He first qualified for the nationals while a senior in high school, but decided to go water-skiing and gambling near Las Vegas with friends instead. We'll dig out more interesting things about this very gorgeous and very gay-looking star later...promise.
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