Related Content Rio Olympics 2016: Where to now for Sir Gordon Tietjens? Rio Olympics 2016: Ledecky anchors relay for third gold Rio 2016 Olympics: Weightlifter's arm horrifically dislocatedIf not for a broken wrist and torn ankle ligaments playing a school Aussie Rules game last year, Chalmers may never have become the Olympic 100m freestyle champion. After shocking the world to win Olympic gold in Rio, he no longer regrets his choice. Chalmers has also revealed his parents were in tears after sharing a special moment with them during his lap of honour. New Australian swimming star Kyle Chalmers has revealed he will have to completely re-think his plans for the next 12 months after his life-changing win in Rio.

Source: New Zealand Herald August 11, 2016 04:41 UTC