Adam Ramsay-Peaty wins double bronze at Commonwealth Games, sets sights on LA 2028

British swimmer Adam Ramsay-Peaty secured bronze medals in both the 100 metre and 50 metre breaststroke finals at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. He finished the 100 m race in 59.67 seconds and the 50 m in 26.94 seconds, trailing Australia’s Sam Williamson in each event. After the 100 m race he broke down in tears and later described the outcomes as “bittersweet”, saying “nothing makes sense this week”.

Ramsay‑Peaty, now married to Holly Ramsay‑Peaty—the daughter of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay—spoke about family criticism and the emotional strain of his ongoing public feud with his parents. He thanked his wife for her support and noted that they are expecting their first child together. He also reflected on a recent coaching change, moving from former coach Mel Marshall in Australia back to London under Lisa Bates. Looking ahead, Ramsay‑Peaty said he will continue training for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, acknowledging the need to rebuild form and enjoyment of racing.