Ariarne Titmus rocks polo t-shirt and white shorts on day 2 as commentator at Australian Open 2025

Tokyo Olympics gold medallist, Ariarne Titmus made exciting waves when she attended the Australian Open and her day two outfit gained impressive attention.

Titmus, who occupies the throne in the women's 400-meter freestyle, recently shared her picture from day 2 at the Australian Open. She was dressed up in a simple light purple polo t-shirt and white shorts. The swimming icon will also provide color commentary during the event.

Screenshot of Ariarne Titmus Instagram Story. Credits - IG/ariarnetitmus_

Titmus was also in attendance for Novak Djokovic's match against Thomas Machac. The world record holder in 200-metre and 400-metre freestyle long course events, observed one of the top tennis stars adding another win to his illustrious career.

Ariarne Titmus underlines “hard work” and belief in abilities as pillars to greater success

Ariarne Titmus at the Olympic Games Paris 2024: Day 8 - Source: Getty

Ariarne Titmus who represents Cali Condors swimming club has also revealed her mindset and what she follows as a successful approach. As per ABC Australia, the swimming icon from the Sunburnt Country shared the most important segments from her efficient strategy.

“I think that unless you're in high performance sports striving for something like an Olympic gold medal, you can't really comprehend the work it takes and the trade-offs you make in your life. It takes a lot of work. I train between 35 and 40 hours a week. Every decision you make in your life is to ensure that you're recovered and ready to go for every session. I train out of a high school, it's incredible that a high performance program with athletes that are on the national team, that are winning an Olympic games train out of a secondary school in Western Brisbane.”

She further continued,

“And we have the younger swimmers train next to us everyday and they look up to us, and I think it's really important for them to see that we are training just like them. I want people to realise that no matter where you come from, whether you're male or female, whatever religion, race, that if you have a goal, if you have a dream, if you want to start something new, if you want to make change for the better, you can certainly achieve whatever you like, if you are willing to work hard and you believe in yourself.”

In May 2022 at the Australian swimming championships, Ariarne Titmus clocked a new world record in the 400-metre long course freestyle event. Her record was broken by the Canadian swimmer, Summer McIntosh but in 2023, she once again got hold of the record.

The sensational swimmer Titmus, in 2018, which was her advent on the bigger stage, secured four medals at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games - three gold medals and a silver. The same year also marked the 400-metre world record in short-course freestyle. With a long list of accolades, Ariarne Titmus has already become one of the best in her field.