• Men’s 100m Freestyle odds favor Pan Zhanle of China to win the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
• David Popovici (+175) of Romania recorded two of the three fastest 100m freestyle times ever.
• Top American Jack Alexy has +550 odds to win the gold medal, but fellow countryman Chris Guiliano (+1000) is the better wager with longer odds.

PARIS – Betting odds for the Men’s 100m Freestyle gold medal favor Pan Zhanle of China with +125 odds. David Popovici’s +175 Olympic betting odds aren’t too far behind as the former 100m Freestyle world record holder.

Current Men’s 100m Freestyle Gold Medal Winner Odds

• Pan Zhanle (CHN) +125
• David Popovici (ROU) +175
• Jack Alexy (USA) +550
• Kyle Chalmers (AUS) +600
• Chris Guiliano (USA) +1000
• Maxime Grousset (FRA) +1600
• Josh Liendo (CAN) +3300
• Matt Richards (GBR) +4000
• Alessandro Miressi (ITA) +5000
• Nandor Nemeth (HUN) +5000
• Andrej Barna (SRB) +6600
• William Yang (AUS) +6600
• Hwang Sun-Woo (KOR) +10000
• Josha Salchow (GBR) +12500
• Duncan Scott (GBR) +15000
• Guilherme Caribe (BRA) +15000
• Wang Haoyu (CHN) +15000
• Danas Rapsys (LTU) +20000
• Velimir Stjepanovic (SRB) +20000

Pan Zhanle set the current world record (46.80 seconds) for the 100m freestyle during the leadoff leg of the 4 x 100m freestyle relay at the World Aquatics Championships back in March. Popovici added a 46.88-second time during the European Championships final, the third-fastest 100m freestyle time ever behind Pan Zhanle’s 46.80-second and his former world record time of 46.86 seconds.

Chris Guiliano Best Men’s 100m Freestyle Longshot At +1000 Odds

Betting odds rightfully show this will be a two-man race, but American Jack Alexy has the third-shortest Olympic betting odds to win the gold medal at +550. Alexy posted a 47.47-second 100m freestyle at the United States trials, which was good enough for a second-place finish.

It was Chris Guiliano who came away with first place, but aquatic betting odds have him much longer at +1000 odds to win the gold medal. Guiliano posted a 47.38-second winning 100m freestyle time at trials, roughly half a second slower than the top two swimmers based on odds.