The FINA World Swimming Championship gets underway in Dubai on Sunday. Around 235 swimmers from 38 countries including several top Olympic and World cup champions will hit the pool on the first day at the Hamdan Sports Complex. These include among others Hungary's Katinka Hosszu who set three new world records at the first round in Doha earlier this week. <br/><br/>Other top players in action are World Champion Chad Le Close of South Africa, Hungary's Gergo Kis, Olympian Alia Atkinson and the Australian swimming sensation Thomas Fraser-Holmes. At the pre match press conference in Dubai yesterday, both Katinka Hoszu and Chad Le Close said they look forward to set new world records. Dubai is hosting the prestigious Swimming World Cup for the fourth time.