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Hayden, Magnini share first-ever gold at worlds

Updated: March 29, 2007, 3:33 PM ET
Associated Press

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Canadian Brent Hayden and Filippo Magnini of Italy both came to the world championships determined to win the 100-meter freestyle.

In the end, they both did.

Hayden and defending champion Magnini made history Thursday when the pair finished the men's final in identical times -- the world championships' first-ever dead heat for gold.

"I feel absolutely great, on top of the world -- well, with Filippo," said Hayden, the ...

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