Yo, what’s good diving fans?! It’s your girl coming at you with another article, and this one is all about the most famous divers in history and what they brought to the sport we all know and love.

This dude is, like, the OG of diving. Jacques Cousteau was a French dude who invented the Aqua-Lung, which is basically the first modern scuba gear. He explored the ocean like no one had before, and his documentary films brought the beauty of the underwater world to the masses. Not to mention, he was a total babe.

Greg Louganis was the Michael Jordan of diving in the 80s. He was a total boss in the 80s and won four gold medals in diving. But what made him a legend was his performance in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. He hit his head on the platform during a dive, but he got up and still won the gold. I mean, can you say badass?

Guo Jingjing is a total legend in the diving world. She’s from China and has won four gold medals and one silver in diving. She’s also the most decorated female diver in Olympic history. Not to mention, she’s super cute and could probably kick my butt in a dive off.

David Boudia is the man in the diving world right now. He won gold and bronze medals in the 2012 Olympics in London, and then silver and bronze in the 2016 Olympics in Rio. He’s also a devout Christian and loves talking about his faith. He’s a total nerd about the sport, and I think that’s super cool.

So there you have it – the most famous divers in history and their contributions to the sport. These divers are total badasses and have inspired generations of divers to come. With their skill, passion, and perseverance, they have proven that anything is possible – even hitting your head on a diving platform and then winning a gold medal.

Thanks for reading, y’all.