But Peaty’s motivation is not purely more silverware – he wants cash in his bank account. “I am obsessed with increasing my performance year on year and there are external factors of finance, your family, your future family. His 100m breaststroke world record at the Rio Olympics was 57.13 seconds and his winning margin in the final was more than 1.5sec. Adam Peaty wins first Olympic gold and breaks world record again Read more“Obviously I’ve seen Phelps do what he did and it’s an amazing achievement,” he said. “But I’m only breaststroke at the moment and have no plans to change, so it’s very different in terms of medals.

Source: The Guardian April 01, 2018 21:00 UTC