Day 2 BBC One: 00.00-04.00 Olympics

And now, listen to this... Representing Great Britain, Adam

Peaty. Nobody is faster than him over 50 metres breaststroke. Wow.

Adam Peaty wins the gold medal in the breaststroke. Absolutely

stunning. He's won gold in the 100. Now he's won gold on the 50. Adam

Peaty fulfilling the potential. The first time the 50/100 doubles ever

done in the World Championships for men. What a superstar. Look at the

power that he has. The world record holder, the defending European

champion, the Commonwealth champion. Welcome back to Rio and it could be

a golden night for team GB. Adam Peaty could land the first gold

medal of the Rio Olympics in the men's 100 metres breaststroke. Do

stay with us. What a night we have lined up for you. Great sport over

the next few hours. He set a world record in the heats

on day one, can Adam Peaty do it all again and secure top spot on the

podium? And on her Olympic debut, Jazz Carlin hoping to secure a medal

in the 400 metres free. Liam Pitchford played the opening match

in table tennis. He's up again in a few moments time. The Murray

brothers of Andy and Jamie are on court later. We'll pick up their

match later as they pick up their quest for doubles gold.

And stay with tennis. Novak Djokovic has won multiple majors and the

Davis Cup but would love to make Murray's Olympic title. He starts

again Juan Martin Del Potro. Brazil have never won gold in the

football in the Olympics and they've had some much-needed improvement

against Iraq. So this is how it all plays out. Get

your evening planned because live table tennis is coming up in the

next few minutes as Liam Pitchford starts the third round match against

Korea. And Novak Djokovic has won two grand slams and now going for

Olympic gold. Brazil play Iraq in the second match in Brasilia. A

wonderful stadium. We will bring you the goals if there are any. They

were disappointing against South Africa. At 5:53, set your alarm

clock, Adam Peaty could win our first gold medal of the Games. Jazz

Carlin goes for gold in the 400 metres freestyle at 3:03 but up

against a tough field. America's Katie Ledecky, the favourite.

Well, it's been a very windy day here in Rio and the weather today

and this evening, slightly chilly out there today. Not that we're

disappointed in any way, shape or form. In fact, the rowing was

cancelled. Tennis delayed but the divers still got on with it. A lot

calmer now down on Copacabana Beach, the home for our studio. The locals

are still out on the beach. Volleyball right down at the very

end. That was earlier today. Even though it was slightly windy today,

people still out and about on the beach. So the main man in the pool

tonight is Adam Peaty. How are you? Good, thanks. Good. Do you get sick

of walking through those doors? Not really. You must do. At 5:00am, it

is not every day that you go - I'm so happy to be here. Positive

attitude, isn't it? You are very positive, I'll give you that. What a

brilliant 100 metres breaststroke, it's gone to Peaty. Obviously you're

on the block every single day. Do you ever visualise yourself in Rio,

what it will be like? A bit. I always like to visualise a race.

Once you're under water, all of the cheers are there and then you hear

numbness and once you take the first stroke, it's so loud.

COMMENTATOR: This is a very, very big lead. This is not over. It looks

like it might be Peaty. Peaty has it on the last stroke and the World

Champion is Adam Peaty. Are you worried about a big crowd or relish

it? Relish it. The more people there are in the crowd, I love it. I can

swim good but not great when there's not a big crowd. You can't say that,

you broke the world record at the World Championships with like two

people in the stand. That's different because it is London! I

looked at the score board and knowing no-one else has ever been

near that by half a second. Your face, you went like this! I just

looked at it and looked at it again and then I looked at it again and

then I had to take another look to make sure that it wasn't going to be

adjusted or anything. And then it was just like - yeah, world record.

Adam, we're going to fly dick on the water and then we're going to pull

out, but only the top half. Do you think that you would have had the

same success without Mel? Or you guys are such a solid team? I don't

think that I would be anywhere near I am now. I've always been, it's

always been me and Mel. I have enough trust in her to put me ahead

of the rest. We openly said, that he doesn't think that he would have the

success if he wasn't with you. Don't you make me cry on TV, Becky. Don't

you make me do that! I'm in a very unique position that I'm able to

have taken a 14-year-old young man all the way to an Olympic Games as a

world record holder and I will always be thankful and humble about

that process. You know what an Olympics can be like. It throws all

sorts of hurdles at you but I the one thing that I've known is that

I've got a boy who for eight years has never given in, so if I take him

there, who knows. I always think at Olympic Games, the amazing thing is

that somebody comes out and goes, hiya and you never hear of it. I was

the underdog in Beijing! It looks like could be Adlington. Do you

think that it will be something like that in the 100 metres breaststroke,

or do you think that you're the best? I think that Mel has always

given me names and put them next to me and then I'll judge. It's not a

cockiness but more confidence and I won't judge until I'm racing. But if

someone pops out of Rio, so be it. I'll welcome the challenge, really.

Looking at my training and looking at where I am in the gym, I'm

definitely in the strongest position I've ever been in, so it's looking

good. But at the same time, it's still my first Olympics. I've proven

that I can go to my first World Championships and come back with a

few medals and obviously a world record and I'm going to give it my

best possible performance. We wish Adam Peaty all the very best

and you can watch it live with us here on BBC One at 2:53 the time.

Let's hope that Adam Peaty wins our first gold medal of the Rio 2016

Olympic Games. Let's cross to the Olympic Park and Clare is talking to

the youngest competitor in Team GB. Thank you, yes, alongside me is

someone swimming at her first Olympics at the age of just 13

because this is Kafrika Singh who is swimming here this morning for Nepal

but she is based in London and goes to school in London. Tell me about

the Olympics? It is amazing. I feel fortunate to be here up against so

many people here. Your dad, Paris, is here. Was it the plan for her to

come to Rio so young? No, it wasn't in our plans. Things just worked out

and it worked out for her. An amazing experience which she can

build up in the future. And you're at school. When does term start

again and what will you be studying? What year are you? I'm at Year 9.

The new year starts on September 6. So I'll be in Year 9. And why

swimming? When did you take it up and decide - I'm good enough to go

to the Olympics? I first started swimming when I was in Scotland. My

dad forced me to go. Forced you! She's always going to say thank you!

Thank you. And then I went a the age of 9 and from there, I built up. And

having the love of swimming. And you swam in your 100 metre backstroke

heat this morning. What happened? I won my heat and I'm really proud for

my country. So you are an Olympic winner? Yeah. What's the plan now?

Hopefully make the 2020 times in Tokyo and carry on swimming. That

would be fabulous. Have you had a chance to meet any of the swimmers

from the British team? Have you met Adam Peaty? Yeah, we saw him when he

was training and we saw Ben Proud when he was doing a dive and I

didn't realise but I was swimming down and apparently I'm in one of

the Instagram photos. I look really slow, though, and he's doing a

really fast dive and I'm just like - OK, I'm swimming now. Be honest,

have you been taking lots of photos for your own social media purposes?

Yeah, I have. Who has been your best photo so far? I didn't take any yet

of people because I want to just let them concentrate on the races. But I

was swimming next to one of my idols yesterday in morning, Mitchell

Larkin from Australia. And I thought - should I take a photo? Maybe not,

he's training. I think that it is great and fabulous that you won your

heat. Enjoy the experience. Are you going to go into the aquatic centre

tonight and see Adam? Yes, and hopefully see Katie Ledecky. Yes,

world records have crumpled. Team Peaty will be here supporting Adam

and will be here shortly so come back in just a second?

Thank you very much. All eyes on the pool. Adam Peaty going at 2:53. And

the other team GB competitor we're keeping a close eye on. And if Jazz

Carlin could get a medal. She missed out on London 2012 but now she's in

with a real chance. I'm going there to be on the podium.

I'm doing everything that I can. All these years of training, all the

hours and the earl why I mornings, it's for this moment in Rio. I'm

going to give it absolutely everything and if that's enough to

be on the podium, that would be an incredible thing. In 2011, I found

out that I had glandular fever and it was tough and I was getting

tonsilitis every two or three weeks and couldn't put in a consistent

block of training. I went to the Olympic qualifiers and I came

fourth. That was hard to take especially when you've been working

so hard for so long to go to the Olympics, and especially a home

Olympics. So it was pretty hard to take and I had to take some time

away from the sport to find my love for it again. I was so close to

hanging up the goggles and the costume, but I think that's what

sport is like. It tests you and it's about how you overcome the sort of

lows to appreciate all of the highs and have all of the good times

throughout sport. I'm 25 now and that's quite unusual for someone to

be at their first Olympics at 25. But it's finally nice to come out

the other side and achieve the dream of going to the Olympic. It's a

really good feeling. COMMENTATOR: Jazz Carlin from

Swansea takes Wales to gold. For Glasgow, it was the home games that

I never got to experience and to have my family there and my friends,

have the support, it was so nice for everyone that supported me and to

see me come out the other side and achieve the dreams and to actually

be enjoying my swimming again and to be standing on top of the podium a

hearing the national anthem. It's probably my proudest moment to date,

really. Sometimes I do take myself too seriously and I think that I can

really hard on myself and I think that that is natural as an athlete.

But I think just to appreciate everything and I think especially

this year, as it's been the Olympic year and I've been quite stressed

and it's been... I've put a lot of pressure on myself. I think because

I've wanted it so much for so long but once I realised that it is just

swimming and sport and something that I've loved to do and since I

was a young girl, I loved being in the pool and racing and having fun

so I've tried to capture that feeling again and have that

enjoyment back into my training again. I'm going to make sure that I

do absolutely everything and have no regrets. Once I'm on the blocks and

given 110% in all that I've done and have no regrets, then I can walk

away from the pool knowing that I've given absolute le everything in

there. Well, Jazz was absolutely devastated

to miss out on London 2012 but let's hope, fingers crossed, that she can

get on the podium at least this evening. Let's cross live to our

swimming team. Helen Skelton is there and what a night it would be

if Jazz Carlin won a medal. What a night indeed and it's not an

unrealistic suggestion. Not when you take into consideration what she did

earl errier in the pool today. Becky Adlington, you have two medals in

this event. How excited were you seeing the performance this morning?

Jazz Carlin has looked the best she's ever looked to me this

morning. She looks so relaxed, so strong and so in control. We saw

earlier this year at the trials that she was so nervous and got so worked

up that she didn't actually qualify for the 100, which most people say

is her better event and then she went and smashed the 400 and did

fantastic at it. So it's amazing that she's come here and laid out

that mark and blown the cobwebs away and not focused on the nerves and

what happened the a the beginning of the year and said - you know what,

this has been my dream and what I want to do and she went in there.

And the fact that she's next to Katie Ledecky as well. That's pretty

daunting going into a thing knowing that she's got the gold. But that

doesn't scare Jazz. I think that Jazz is going in there with a mind

set that she can win a medal if she swims her own race, other hen pace

and not let the occasion get the better of her and I do genuinely

believe that she's capable of being there. Today she got a PB, a new

Welsh record. What about the mind set, though? Because this is a much

bigger stage than the British trials and as you say, the nerves got the

better of her there. Are you confident sha she can keep a lid on

it and do what she needs to do tonight? Jazz is so experienced that

most people think sha she's been to an Olympic Games before and I think

that she needed that to happen at the Olympic Games and I think she's

had that little blip and the freak out moment and now this is it, she's

worked on it since the trials and that was really good for it to

happen there and not here. And the fact that she's... Yes, Katie

Ledecky will be out in front. She knows the way that Katie Ledecky

swims and will be going for the world record but Jazz swam a great

personal best and faster than I ever did at an Olympics games so I

genuinely believe that she'll stick to the race plan. She's got someone

great next to her from France who went out hard this morning. If Jazz

can do that and use the back end that we know she has. That's

amazing. You say that she swam faster than you ever did and you

have two Olympic medals here. Hearing Jazz talk to Sharon after

this, she was so excited and buzzing and said that she couldn't wait for

tonight and get stuck in. Do Katie Ledecky have a positive effect on

it? Is this going to push Jazz? I think that the thing is that we

don't know what she's going to do. We saw her in the 4 x 100 relay

freestyle last night that she smashed so we know that she has the

speed. Katie is capable of going like 3:56 tonight which is probably

a bit out of reach for Jazz Carlin and the fact that she did a personal

best this morning. So I think for Jazz, she'll be trying to

concentrate her own rails and use the other swimmers. She was so

excited, it was brilliant to see her. We know that you'll be with us

up here Helen, thank you very much. The key time for you is 2:53 so set

your alarms and get the espresso ready and hopefully Adam Peaty will

win the first gold medal of the 2016 Olympic Games. We'll be showing you

some tennis very shortly. Andy Murray and Jamie Murray get the

doubles match under way shortly but let's cross back to Olympic Park

because Clare Balding is with Team Peaty.

I would like to controduals you to the key back-up in Adam Peaty's

life. This is mis mum, Caroline and dad Mark and girlfriends Caroline.

They will be there roaring him on. Anna, when did you last see your

boyfriend? I think it was probably the day or night before he left with

Mel to go on the flight to Rio. So quite a while ago now. Will you

shout out - will you make eye contact before the final or after

it, do you think? If he can find us in the crowd. I mean, hopefully

we'll be quite obvious because we've got a few banners but yeah,

hopefully he'll be able to spot us somewhere in the crowd. Mark, you

were saying that you were obvious walking around the park because

everybody knows who you are because it is there on the shirt. We get

stopped regularly by the Brazilians. What do they say? They say, "Peaty,

good." And Peaty is good. How impressed are you with what he a he

is done? It's fantastic what he's done and achieved but in the past,

and present. So yeah, it's been very good. What do you hope for tonight?

To get a medal. Of any sort, it doesn't matter. Take the pressure

off yourselves in a way of watching it. Caroline, you've made a big

decision coming out here to Brazil because it meant getting on a plane

for the first time. How was it? It was really good. I think that the

airport to go through security frightened me a little bit because

that's all new. Getting on to the plane, my heart started to thump and

I thought, once I'm on, I'm on. But it was a lot easier than what people

have been telling me so it was really good so thank you British

Airways. And how have you found the experience here in Brazil so far?

It's been really good. The people are brilliant. Brazilians are so

welcoming. They'll go out of the way to help you understand. Really,

really welcoming. Really positive people. Now, your boy, Adam, it is

an extraordinary story because the reason that he started swimming was

what? Because we pushed him into swimming lessons because he needed

to swim and because he wouldn't even sit down in the bath. So he needed

to get into the water. Because he was scared of it? Yeah, he was. At

the seaside, he was a rock pooler, finding things. He wouldn't go into

the sea. Every photograph that you see, he's fully clothed. So you

know, that's Adam. But now completely different. Yes, the boy

who was afraid of water could become an Olympic champion tonight and this

is the team that helped get him there in terms of getting up early

in the morning of taking him to swimming lessons and supporting him

all the way through, and providing him with love, making sure that he's

confident going through and most of all, taking the pressure off. A

medal of any colour, they say would be great. Good luck to all of you.

Have a fabulous night. Thank you. Thank you very much. Come on Adam

Peaty. 2:53, remember. Set your alarm clock and get ready and let's

hope for a gold tonight for Team GB. We're going to turn our attention

from the pool to tennis because Andy Murray got his Olympic defence

underwait today against troit troit troit and it was -- under way

against Viktor Troitski no. I will Busy day for Mr Murray because Andy

is now back on court, this time in the doubles with his brother, Jamie.

They fails the Brazilian pair. Just go and join our commentators.

There are high hopes for this team. Thomaz Bellucci. Unseeded, Jamie and

Andy are number one and two. And we hope that they will justify that

seeding. But the doubles is full of very good pairs. Jamie and Andy

there. But even unseeded. Djokovic won today. Roberto Bautista Agut and

Ferrer. Rafa is playing with Mark Lopez. It's a very tough ask to win

this title and Andy and Jamie don't have the best of records in Beijing.

They got to the second round. Beaten by Clement and Lodre and there

wasn't a lot of brotherly love floating around after that and four

years later in London, they yost to Meltzer and Payet. But obviously a

lot has happened since then. Winning the Davis Cup was huge. And also

started off the campaign this year in the Davis Cup in Birmingham

beating Japan, the two of them together. They're a much better

outfit now, but they'll need to be here against Thomaz Bellucci and

Saha. Bellucci the left-hander. A left and right handed pair on both

sides of the net. Andre Saha ranked 39. Thomaz Bellucci ranked 55 in

singles and 102 in doubles but they will be a heck of a proposition. It

is Andy Murray to begin. Andy looking confident in the

opening match. For those new to the tennis, it is a

slow court. It checks the ball. That won't be as important in doubles as

it will in singles. Temperature is around 23. It's been

falling for the last hour or two. I think that the hot weather we've had

in the last few days has gone for a few days but it is humid. 73%

humidity. Cracking volley from Andy Murray as

he came forward. So just surveying the scene here.

The match that's going on a lot later than it was scheduled because

of the late start, because of the wind, they were worried about the

structures so play started about an hour and a half late. So this very

much an evening match. 8:30 local time. But quite a few of spectators

have stayed to watch this and it should be atmospheric. So it's

Bellucci, the left-hander to begin serving.

Ar that's some start from Bellucci. Bellucci, who played this morning

against Dustin Brown. Brown got injured. Bellucci through to the

second round. He has got a big serve, Bellucci.

Toned it down a bit for doubles but very effective.

How acrobatic was that from Andre Sa. He might be 39 years of age, but

really twisted his body in some kind of contortion there. And that's got

the crowd going. Don't try that one next time you're

on the courts. He did really well to keep his balance.

Jamie, of course, has been number one in the world in doubles this

year. Just dropped a bit laty. Down to six.

Close! Giving it a second look, but no challenge. Hawk eye is available

here on this court. Most joyously received there. He's

looking sharp, Bellucci. Two cracking returns from Bellucci

there by Sa. And suddenly, here are two break points to defend.

Oh, great instinctive volley from Andy Murray. He came at him like a

bullet. It wasn't the sweet spot, but he did so well to get a racquet

to it and then compose after that. Still break point.

The two Brits like a wall at the net. Probing, but finding nothing.

Two break points saved. World cohesion from these two. They

have developed as a doubles pairing over the last few years. Davis Cup,

of course, very much the highlight. They will be very relieved, very

happy, to have got out of that hole. Two point breaks saved and now 2-1.

Jamie, of course, plays most of the time with the Brazilian Bruno

Suaruz. He and his partner scored a win today. They played against some

Ties. He's had a lot of success with Andre Sa. So it will be Sa, the

fourth to serve here. Of the two Brazil yeps, this is the

likely serve to be broken. -- Brazilians, this is the likely serve

to be broken. He doesn't have anywhere near the power of his

partner. Bellucci equally not as strong as Sa at the net.

He has lightning reflexes. There was nothing that Bellucci could do about

that. Ed he got it second time around, Jamie. A huge by of luck for

the Brazilians. Where is it? There it is.

Well played! CHEERING

Cheer A lovely angle from Bellucci. You can see Sa, the pressure taken

off. A comfortable hold. All of the makings on a cracking doubles.

You would expect nothing less. He served very well in his singles.

Around 70% first serves in. Hardly dropped a point. He hardly dropped a

point on that first serve. UMPIRE: net, first service.

Oh, beautiful hands. He is so quick with his hands at the net.

Astonishing reflexes, Jamie Murray. UMPIRE: Game Murray, Murray. Really

high-class stuff. Magnificent serving from Andy. Three games to

two. Andy with a magnificent year, of

course, winning in Paris, Queens and a second time at Wimbledon. Jamie

started the year off in quite sensational form with Bruno Suarez,

winning the first two tournaments of the year in Sydney and of course in

Melbourne winning the Australian Open. The final in two other

tournaments, Top Gear tournaments in Monte Carlo and Toronto. He's become

one of the leading doubles players in the world and for some time this

year THE leading doubles player in the world.

Bellucci to serve for the second time.

Well, net court made the difference. Andy Murray with no chance of

putting that away. It is one of his favourite returns,

the lob return off the forehand. We will see plenty more of that from

Jamie Murray. Oh! Dynamic interception there from

Andre Sa! CHEERING

But a rally full of good stuff. You can see he is such a live wire

at the net. Just enough width there from Jamie.

CHEERING UMPIRE: Game Bellucci and Sa. Three

games all. Service breaks will be at a premium. This match, the best of

three tie break sets. They are picking up where Sa left

off. Full stretch on the interception and brilliantly

controlled. Again, such a cute angle. He is

devastating whenever he gets near the net. As they set up, Jamie on

serve. He stands a good way back behind the baseline and then a big

step forward. Bellucci leading up on that massive

forehand. One of the biggest forehands in the worldment -- world.

He could keep serve. Sa was anxious to attack it to put a dent in the

confidence, but they have not been able to manage that.

Oh, fantastic! Andy deserved better. Extraordinary vollying work from

him, but what about that shot from Andre Sa?! So skilful. Andy at the

net. A shot that he would have been proud to make, that one.

Oh, yes! He's on fire at the moment. He threaded the needle. The brothers

are looking at each other. Jamie expected Andy to go for that.

A little clip off the net helped a great deal there tow slow them up.

-- to slow them up. He wasn't hanging around that time,

Andy Murray. So Jamie holds, 4-3. UMPIRE: Murray, Murray lead four

games to three. Just going the move away from this match ever so quickly

to bring you up-to-date with some of the other big stories and tell you

what is going on in the Games tonight. A big shock, Serena and

Venus Williams going out. They lost to the cheque pair. It is the first

time the Williams sisters have lost an Olympic tennis match together.

Venus has been suffering from a virus and went out in the first

round yesterday, although Serena did progress in the singles earlier

today. A pretty big story in the women's doubles. Elsewhere tonight,

if you fancy a little bit of table tennis, well, Britain's Liam

pitchford has had a busy day. He is doing well in the third-round match

against the Korean. If you want to lead to the Rio Centro you can do

that via your red button. If you fabsy a bit more tennis, Novak

Djokovic is taking on Juan Martin del Potro who bizarrely got stuck in

a lift earlier today and was saved by the Brazilian handball team. He

was stuck in the lift for 20 minutes. A beautiful setting there.

That is available on BBC Four. Remember, we will cross live to the

swim shortly. It is a massive night for Adam Peaty. Many even's 100

metre breast stroke final and then Jazz Carlin is in the women's 400

metre freestyle champion at 3:01. Do stay with us. Back to the men's

doubles. Simon Reid. So inroads at the start of this is a

sa service game. -- Sa service game. CHEERING

Clinical work at the net from Bellucci.

Well, he may be the old court of the court, 39 years of age, Andre Sa,

but he's having a Dream Time at the moment. -- dreamtime at the moment.

I don't think Jamie and Andy understand Portuguese. Old habits

die-hard. Dream time at I thought Sa's serve was the more

vulnerable of the two, but it hasn't looked that way. They are picking

away at this one. A tie break looking very much a probability.

Sa quickly onto this. He wasn't about to make a mistake, not the way

that he is playing at the moment. He is the star turn.

Oh, fantastic rally. Changing the point of attack. A full-blooded

return. A really strong play from twhos. I

-- these two. UMPIRE: Game, Murray, Murray. He's

served magnificently well, in both singles and doubles. They lead 5-4.

Let's bring you up-to-date with some of the other tennis British. Johanna

Konta made it safely through into Round 2 of the women's singles. Col

fort 6-3, 6-1 victory. Her victory means that all four British singles

players in Rio de Janeiro have made it into Round 2 where 10th seed

Konta will play Caroline Garcia of France. So well done to Johanna

Konta. The big news from the tennis competition is that the women's

doubles have seen a massive shock today. Venus and Serena both

crashing out. Back to the Murray boys. Simon Reid. Thank you, Jason.

It is very tight here. They havego keep the standard that they have had

right the way through. Any slip and these two will be onto them. They

know that. Real cohesion and brilliant reflexes. So it will be

Thomaz Belluci to serve to cope this pair in this opening set.

-- keep this pair in this opening set.

A really tricky serve. Returning is not Jamie's forethey. -- forte.

There wasn't much he could do with that.

But returning is one of his brother's greatest strengths.

Again, the electric Sa. He merges from nowhere.

I am not sure what he was trying to do there. He was obviously trying a

lob, but I don't quite know why. Only he knows.

No problem! CHEERING

so five games each. Everyone holding serve pretty comfortably apart from

Jamie's first service game where he had to save - he and Andy had to

save two break points. Slightly disappointed that he

couldn't have made more of it. He was trying to be a little bit too

cute that time, Jamie. Well played. Again Andy Murray so

quick to see the opportunity. Once again, job done and Andre Sa

will be hoping to try to take this into a breaker. Phenomenal reaction.

See the weight going backwards. More to drill that in. But still, the

technique and astonishing reflexes to make a winner out of it.

The pair are rock solid. Conditions are much easier now than when Andy

played earlier on against Viktor Troicki. It windy and he felt that

it was tricky. Gradually came to terms with everything in the end and

Viktor Troicki rather faded away. Pity because he played that rally so

well, Andy Murray. Terrific return. A shot to make it difficult for the

net player. But didn't work that time.

He's really hitting the spots. He may not have the most penetrating

serve of all time, Andre Sa. But the direction is now perfect.

First double of the match so far for the Brazilian pair.

And tacking play from both Andy and Jamie. They haven't had a break

point yet. Pity. It was a perfect lob, but just

couldn't follow it up. So they're a point away from a

tie-break. And there it is. It's been nip and tuck all the way

through. You'd have to know more than me to pick a winner here with

any confidence. So, Andy to begin the first set tie-break.

That is some miss from Andre Sa, who has played so well. Real chance

there of a mini break. A defence there. But he knows that he should

have made it. So really, just one mini break could

be crucial here. No prisoners. But he's played like

that throughout this match. Oh, yes. That's some return. Sa was

just edging towards the middle. Jamie, we saw him go a little early.

But that was some result. And there is the first mini break.

A 4-1 lead would probably be insurmountable with Andy's serve.

Two serves to go. That was a super shot from Thomaz

Bellucci. Jamie is a tall guy, 6'3" like Andy.

So the mini break is neutralised. So Andre Sa knew which way he was

going. Well, they waited a long time for this. They really have had their

money's worth with the late, late start and the late, late evening. A

super doubles after that with the demise of the Williams' sisters

beaten from the girls from the Czech Republic. And now this.

Brazil hit the front for the first time in the match.

He saw the stretch and he was not balanced there, Jamie. He couldn't

get back. Andy trying to cover. But nowhere near. Fabulous shot from

Bellucci and they're two points away from the opening set.

So Andy now to return this huge serve. But he'll move forward.

Oh, super perseverance. It looked like Jamie had done enough at the

net. Two set points for Brazil. So quick to see the opportunity. And

in they came, like sprinters. Set point number two but this time

on Jamie's serve. Well, that's a wonderful serve. And

these two have played so much Davis Cup together. They're used to this

kind of atmosphere. It feels almost like a Davis Cup final. Even though

not the amount of spectators but the noise being generated. So out of

jail, two set points saved. And that's the worst scenario,

really. A third set point for Brazil. And it's their serve. Sa,

can you -- can he finish it off? Nope! A wonderful set of tennis. But

it is Brazil who take the first set. 53 minutes of high-class stuff. Andy

and Jamie denied, for now. It's Brazil leading one set to love.

For the moment, thank you very much indeed. High, entertaining and

quality stuff in the tennis and Jamie and Andy, not only up against

Bellucci and Sa, but also a very noisy Brazilian crowd. Not there in

massive numbers but trust me, having been to the beach volleyball when

Brazil were playing, they make a lot of noise. Let's take you around some

of the other venues and show you what's happening now. Let's take you

to Barra and show you what's happening in the table tennis. It's

Britain's Liam Pitchford up against Yeung from Korea. He's already

played today. That was a second round match. This is now a third

round match and you just wonder whether today's exertion in the

round has taken its toll on Liam. 'S three games to one down. It's the

best of seven. First of four and best of five games in the team event

and if you want a little explanation there. A game is won by the first

player to reach 11 points. That's available on the red button. But of

course, the big event this evening is in the pool Adam Peaty could win

the first gold medal. He could win the first gold medal. It's fair to

say we're all pretty excited. It's been a long time since we had a male

Olympic champion. That man is with me now in the pool. Adrian

Moorehouse back in 19 # 8. You won the 100 metre breaststroke which is

what Adam is going for. This is you in action. You came into that event,

like Adam, the world chaffion, the marked man. Could you enjoy it?

Could I enjoy it? At that point, yes? Yes, but you were six there.

You said your mum and dad were having kittens there? Big problems

for the supporters. Coming in as world number one and I had held the

title for quite a while and same as Adam Peaty here. Though it was my

second Olympics so of knew what to expect. I think he's in a better

position than I was in actually. At that point, I think that it was

about delivering when it counted. Because similarly, I had done my

heats the day before and I had a whole day to sleep, to heat, to do

the whole thing and just wait for the race and I just couldn't wait

for it to happen. I was so excited about it happening. Looking at Adam,

you would say that he is excited. He smashed his own world record in the

heat. He looks very relaxed and justifiably so. Can we hang the

medal around the neck? Nothing is ever certain until it's over. But I

can't see anybody... I mine, he came into this one and a half seconds

ahead of the rest of the world. The people here, already in the first

two races, he's beaten by 1.2 seconds so he's light years away

from everybody else. What sets him apart? If you think about what he's

done for the last few years. From the moment that you saw him the a

the Commonwealth Games, what sets him apart? There's obviously the

physical attributes, physical and mental. And I think that physically,

he's got everything. Technically, he's a good package. He's 6'3". He's

a locomotive. He's in good shape and he's worked on the technical bits

and the dive and he had to do a bit of work on the diven. He holds the

water well U' see no dead spot. The big trick there. There's two parts

to it. You don't keep it there. You have to keep it flowing. He's

brilliant at keeping it flowing but mentally you've seen him and heard

him being interviewed. He's the coolest calmest person that you'll

meet and the combination of having the technical ability and the talent

to do this and then cope with the pressure in the moment and just put

the bubble around yourself and say, you know what, I shouldn't be here.

And what he's good at doing is turning threats to opportunities but

everybody will say - yeah, you're the best in the world. And he'll

say, yes, I'm the best in the world. So he has everything there, the

complete package. But you can be confident because as you say, he has

the distance and has 1.5 seconds worth of confidence. It's a huge

amount. I won my race by 100th of a second. A win is a win. That's

right, a gold medal is a gold medal but he has great distance. A gold

medal that your daughtering Daisy, who is 7 years old took to school

and carried it off there. It was Olympic week three weeks ago and she

said, is it OK if I bring this to school? And I said - yes, make sure

that you bring it back. Don't worry, it is back in the safe now. You can

see that the warm-ups are going on behind us but the finals start in

about 40 minutes. Jazz Carlin and Adam Peaty flying the flag for

Britain in the finals tonight. Thank you very much indeed for the

moment. So 2:53 for Adam Peaty. And later on for Jazz Carlin. Let's show

you a quick tweet from Spencer Wilton, US Masters champ -- Danny

Willett. Let's rejoin Simon because Brazil took the first set. Jamie and

Andy Murray fighting back. Yes, it's still some fight. 30-30.

Strange shot there as he barks out an insult to himself.

Well, Bellucci just fell apart at the end of that game. Very strange.

Bellucci has played really well but suddenly in that game, everything

went south. Got a little help from the net there

but came across quickly to it. Well, he made the move and you would

expect Bellucci to make it but he has suddenly become the weak link in

this match and he'll be a target for these two.

It's almost like by winning the first set, the intensity drained out

of him. He's making mistake after mistake now, Bellucci.

Must have been close, but no challenge.

That's more like it. Good save from Jamie. But Bellucci up to the mark

there. Really good covering from Andy.

Working really well together. And off in a rush to the second set.

Exquisite play from Andy Murray right from the return. Looking for

the opening and in the end, finding just the shot.

He's a real jack-in-the-box is Andre Sa. Got as high as 19 in the world

back in 2009. Ranked 60 in doubles.

Hard to believe there are 59 better doubles players than him.

Just got it. Looked very athletic and indeed acrobatic. Must have been

very close to the sideline. So, Sa holds. Not without

difficulty. STUDIO: We'll go back to the tennis

very shortly but disappointing news from the table tennis because Great

Britain's Liam Pitchford has crashed out of the men's singles in the

third already played today. He came up against a really tough competitor

from Korea. Ranked number 12 in the world. Too much for Liam Pitchford.

Disappointment for him. Back to the tennis.

COMMENTATOR: The Brits are in pretty good form having suffered the

disappointment of losing that first set. A terrific start, breaking

Baluchi's serve at the start here. The music of the Beatles has reached

all around the world of course. Just the one break of serve in the match,

no breaks at all in the first set. Just that break of the Belucci serve

at the start of the second. They are doing a good job of getting the

crowd of just a little bit quieter. Yes! Jamie setting it up, showing

great athleticism. A pulverising finish.

Instinctive volley but it worked a treat.

Remarkable the control that Andy Murray has in really difficult

situations. Just missed. Really good try from

Sa, but the angle just a little bit too acute. That 2-game lead is

restored. Bellucci, who lost his serve first

up, will serve again. Just away from the corner, the lob

returned from Jamie again. -- return.

Just great defence from Andy Murray. And once more the mistake from

Bellucci. Not having as good a set as he was in the first.

Am a well played. Again, such quick thinking from Andre Sa -- again well

played. Looked like he was going to be very unlucky. This could have

been very tricky but not at all. This will do his confidence the

world of good, Bellucci, if he can hold with some comfort here. The

crowd getting back into it. Must have only just missed. They are

going to challenge. I think it might just be out but certainly worth a

challenge. It was. So, Bellucci's confidence has been

restored and the Brits lead 3-2 in this second set.

STUDIO: Andy and Jamie still very much in this one, back to the tennis

and Simon Rig, our match commentator, very shortly. Let's

talk to our man keeping an eye on the gymnastics. Yesterday it was all

about the women and a remarkable recovery from Elie Dowling today.

Absolutely. She's one of these athletes who we expect now, she's

only 16, but we expect big things from her, she did well on the world

stage, the European stage and now on the Olympic stage. There was a big

worry for her because on her floor routine she fell on her front punch

and landed on her neck and she had to stop and go off and have some

treatment. She told me afterwards she heard a crunch in her neck and

she was put in a wheelchair but then she was determined to come out and

compete and finished for the team and she ended up doing a 14.8 to

help the team to a score of 1.74. That wasn't a perfect performance

from Great Britain but it was enough to get into the final and they are

in the mix in that region where they could win a medal on Tuesday. Good

news. But looking at what social media is saying tonight, it sounds

like the Americans are on fire in the gymnastics? Jason, I don't think

incredible or scintillating cuts it, we will have to start making up new

words and superlatives from the dictionary because they finished the

qualification session and the team lead by a full ten points. That is

like a football team beating someone by 50-0 or something like that.

Every gymnast in their team leads all of the individual

qualifications. Biles, a phenomenon in herself, she leads by 62 points.

She leaves three of the other apparatus standings and she is on

course to become the first woman to win five golds at the Olympics. The

way she performed tonight, no one would bet against that happening.

David, thank you, we will talk to you tomorrow. Thanks very much.

Let's go to Centre Court and the tennis, back to Jamie and Andy

Murray shortly but let's look at this, one Martin Del Potro is taking

on Novak Djokovic. Djokovic looking to wrestle the gold from Andy

Murray. Del Potro has got off back to a

fantastic start. Cracking shot. Look at the reaction.

Absolutely loving that. Del Potro leads. That match is available for

you via the website. BBC sport online. Let's go back to Simon Read

and our doubles match, Jamie and Andy Murray.

COMMENTATOR: While Djokovic struggles, Andy Murray, with his

brother, resurgent here in the second set.

Almost on cue, a double but they've got a good cushion in this

particular game. The return set it up, super return

from Thomas Bellucci. Andy Murray just... A bit of room there.

Another good retiring, this time from Andre Sa. And would you believe

it, it's the Murray serve that is under the cosh now.

It's at times like this when he produces his best serves.

O! Some believe. I don't think it was a clean hit. Murray furious with

himself but it is Bellucci's strike and here's break point, first time

on the Andy served. -- serve. Now, Bellucci again. Murray smacks

the net and that's just what the crowd want. But more importantly

they got the break back and it is 3-3. Just when you least expect it.

. Super returning both from Sa and Bellucci. Bellucci, who has been a

little off the pace early in this first set, right back on it now.

Well played. He took it in his stride, did Sa.

Just as strong now as they were in that wonderful opening set.

Wouldn't you know it?! They are turning it around in the second set,

back in front, a set and 4-3. We will bring you a bit of news. The

weightlifting, the Chinese have one in the 56 kg division. The

25-year-old lifted 170 kilograms in the clean and jerk. Look at this,

incredible strength. That is more than three times his body weight.

And here he goes. Gold medal. On its way to China.

Setting a new world record total. Gold in the 56 kg division.

253, com on, you can do it. Going for gold. Get the espressos in, stay

with us. We go back to the tennis. Jamie Murray has been in good touch

with Andre -- Andy Murray. And Thomaz Bellucci and Andre Sa. This

astonishing duo of Sa and Bellucci. They are the number two seeds. The

number one seeds have been beaten by Juan Sebastian, the Colombians. They

are out this evening. Did he challenge? I don't think he

did. He has got such a jeweller to you. -- such agility.

He was millimetres away. How he avoided it, did he? Did his shirt

touch? Rafael Nadal has won again. He won

earlier in singles and he and Mark Lopez beat their opponents and are

through to the second round. Ranked number six.

Stabilising game after a difficult time for Jamie and Andy. Four games

each. No breaks in the first set, remember, just one break each in set

number two. Are we heading for another breaker?

It was Bellucci broken at the start of the second set. To serve again.

He is a different man from 20 minutes ago.

Andy racing back to encourage Jamie. It was a discouraging shot, that

one. He read Murray's mine. -- mind. He

is having one of the matches of his life, Andre Sa. He was on his way.

Preparing the shot. And again! He is picking the right

moment time after time. To get involved.

They love service game for Brazil. 5-4, a game away from knocking out

the number two seeds. If you want to continue watching

that match it is available on the Red Button. We will show you what is

happening, Brazil are taking on Iraq in the football. A wonderful

stadium, look at that. Magnificent. Named after the great many -- World

Cup champion. That man U saw just then, Naymar, a great performance.

That match is available via the Red Button. Kick-off is at two o'clock

if you want to watch. Brazil. We go back to Jamie and Andy Murray,

serving to stay in the match. These two have been in this

situation time and time again and invariably they come out on top.

Clever use of angle from Andy Murray.

That match on a knife edge. If you want to continue watching could --

press the Red Button. If you want the conclusion of the tennis match

hit the Red Button right now. It is a really busy night right

across the Olympics in Rio. We are all set to see rate Britain win its

first gold medal. Adam Peaty is the man in the 100 metre breaststroke.

Representing Great Britain. Nobody is faster than him. Wins the gold

medal in the men's 100 metre breaststroke. Utterly stunning. He

has won gold in the 100 and now gold in the 50. Adam Peaty fulfilling the

potential. The first time the 50 times 100 doubles... What a

superstar. The power that he has. The world record holder, the world

champion... One left. Come on, Adam Peaty, you can do it.

253. Get ready, hopefully Great Britain will win its first gold

medal. We go live to this wonderful arena, one of the most striking.

15,000 capacity. I wish I had a motorbike because I would go in get

Jason Mohammad and bring him here. It is going to be an epic night. Not

just for our boys, some of the biggest names on the swimming

circuit will be here. It is definitely worth staying up for.

What are you looking forward to? We are not married! I am really

looking forward, obviously, to Adam and also Jazz. An amazing

performance this morning and I hope she gets a medal tonight. 25 years

of age, her first Olympics. How unusual is that? It is unusual but

it does happen. The reason she didn't make it last time at 21, she

was, things did not go to plan. A good last couple of years and this

morning she looked exceptional. We haven't seen her look that way for a

long time. People are on form and it looks easy. She has got a great

opportunity tonight. Jazz has a wonderful opportunity. We are also

very confident, it is fair to say, we are going to see one man topped

the podium. Just talk to us about the phenomena that is... Adam Peaty.

Over the last couple of years you have watched him go from the Hunter

to the hunted? I'm not sure, he's gone straight to

the top of the world as I Canberra member, he came off after London,

and he was one of the people that inspired a nation of children --

Camra member. By 2013 he was in amongst it and 2014 he won the

Commonwealth Games and the Europeans. He's gone straight to the

top actually. Why is he so good? He is so much faster than the rest of

the field, we can almost hang that medal around his neck now, can't we?

Like let's not get too carried away. I've never commented on the 100

metres final where someone has been so far ahead of the rest of the

field before the final, 1.4 seconds faster before the final, quite

unheard of. His stroke is brilliant. He seems unfazed by it at the

moment. The only thing I would say is he hasn't yet swum an Olympic

final, it's very different but he's looked pretty confident and

comfortable so far. Do you think he will be nice and calm in this one?

Are surely, it's about managing his nerves, he's done really well so

far. They are going to sneak through I think. A few butterflies in his

tummy, he needs to get in the same formation. Same formation, indeed.

As long as he does the right thing and holds onto his nerves he will be

absolutely fine. It's time now to have a look at the women's 100 metre

butterfly, Andrew Jamieson, Adrian Moorhouse, talk us through this one.

COMMENTATOR: The fastest qualifier for this final of the women's 100

metres butterfly. There is Sjostrom. She is a brilliant butterfly

swimmer, the world champion and the world record holder on the 50 and

100 metres butterfly but she's still not won an Olympic medal of any

colour. Fantastic to see her, she's been at the top of her game since

2012. People like Adam Peaty went straight in and won the World

Championships in 2015, and she's not let it go, a bit of a favourite for

me on this one. Swimming in six, Vollmer from the USA, the defending

Olympic champion. Took time out and a break to have a child. Back in the

Olympic final, fourth fastest qualifier. Sjostrom in four, Vollmer

in six. The final of the women's 100 metres butterfly. A decent start in

Lane four from Sjostrom, a good start from Ottesen from Denmark,

very quick through the first 25. Interesting to see how Vollmer gets

on because she has been improving since she got back after having her

son, improving with every race, getting better and better in Lane

six. Ahead of her own world record pace, Sjostrom. A bit scratchy down

the first 50 but this is the part of the race when she really goes,

Vollmer going well in the Black Hat closest to us from the USA. Sjostrom

streaking away, a blitz rating the field. Sjostrom is going to become

the Olympic champion, the first Swedish female ever to do so in the

pool -- obliterating. A new world record. Sjostrom, I'm delighted for

her. She has spent so long worrying about it and finally she's done it.

Well done! Wasn't that a brilliant race? Straight off the gun, probably

half a metre when she wasn't in the lead and she delivered, delivered

all the expectations. 2013, 14, 15, 16, right now Olympic champion and

the first Swedish woman to have ever achieved that and very

well-deserved. I think it is massive for her emotion here because she was

so disappointed to come forth in London in 2012. She was fourth last

night in the women's four x 100 metre free relay. An OK start, not

great in the centre in the yellow Hat. The outside lanes were a bit

quicker but that's about the only part of the race when she didn't

need it. Brilliant stroke. Very low on the water, very flat. Bringing

the chin up above the water to get the air in. Dipping down, head to

the bottom and get the arms and elbows around. The Swedish team...

All kitted out with Sarah on their stomachs apparently. Well, look at

that, a clear body length. That's the way to do it, isn't it? Olympic

gold, body length. She won by 90 81 hundredths of a second. Length of a

breaststroke. Same thing, what do you think? I hope so -- 90 one

hundredths. Sjostrom WinZip, a new world record. A new world junior

record for the 16-year-old, Oleksiak, extraordinary. British

coaches coaching first and second. STUDIO: A world record and a world

junior record. In the tennis, Andy and Jamie Murray are in a tie-break

in the second set. Go to the red button to see them. If you want

swimming, don't press the button. James guy in the 200 free, big names

in this one, Chad lacrosse, Sun Yang, so much to talk about but

James, he's the world champion, what have you made of his tactics in the

last few days and what's he going to do? Not really tactics, in the first

few days the 400 free didn't go to plan. A great 200 first up. Which

will give him confidence for this. We don't know, we don't know the

coach and his conversations and we don't know which he is focusing on,

they are completely different events and he also has the 200 butterfly

and the relay. Who knows what he will focus on but he looked good

this morning. The danger for James is in the first semi-final, you want

to be in the second one so you know what the others have done before so

he is in the danger of waiting to see whether he has scraped through

to the final. A horrible position to be in. He needs to finish in the top

three to be in with a shout of getting to the final because I think

the second final is jampacked. Interestingly it was the other way

round this morning, he went out last Sony camera lacks a bit. Heat said

to Sharon after the heats -- so he camera lacks a bit. He looked a lot

lighter and like he can relax -- so he can relax a bit. Next you wake up

and you feel really good and it can be as simple as that, dynamics

change so quickly. Last night his 400 freestyle wasn't that bad but it

wasn't what he thought it would be and it didn't seem as easy. The 200

is probably where he might have been focusing more of his training but

hopefully he can scrape through. Tonight is all about making the

final tomorrow. He just has to make it through. He doesn't have to win

but just make it through to the final. Let's talk about Sun Yang, he

served a three-month ban, very controversial, the roll of the eyes

says it all. You're welcome to have an opinion, Sun Yang served a

three-month ban, he's very controversial out of the pool, has

there been a spat with macro horton, has he been getting involved in

chaos and arguments? Does he looked distracted, will he be put off his

stride? I don't think he is distracted. In the 400 metres he got

a really quick swim. He's getting on and doing his thing. All of the

athletes and swimmers want a clean sport and the only thing to do to

clean it up is if the world governing body says if you do wrong

then you're out for life. Until that happens people will try it on and

they will do it again. We will have plenty of time to talk about that

over the next couple of days. Let's see how James gets on, the

semifinals of the men's 200 free. COMMENTATOR: James Guy will be in

lane three but the fourth fastest qualifier is Verschuren, the

European champion from Holland. James Guy, the world champion,

British recordholder, he had a go in the 400 free, he attacked it from

the start to try to get on the top of the podium but in doing so

probably sacrificed the bronze. He found it tough but he is a double

world champion. James Guy, a gold in the 200 free at the World

Championships when he overtook the Americans at the last breath. Two

goal medals in the 200 free at the World Championships. It will be his

last in Olympics, Biedermann. I'm not sure that world record is going

to go for a long time. Oh my word! Phelps... Michael Phelps, he didn't

even get close! Second, you're right. Goodness me! This is going to

be a great first semi-final and probably the fastest of the two

semi-finals. James Guy in three, bead on, the world record in four.

Dwyer, swam a great freestyle yesterday, he got fourth in the 800.

And the European champion, Verschuren, in six. Just waiting for

the starter. There we go. Four lengths of the pool. First

semi-final of the 400 freestyle, European champion James Guy in

three. Should be very interesting indeed.

Very good reaction to the gun and not bad under water from James Guy,

very good start right at the top from the Polish swimmer, and also in

lane five from Dwyer from the USA. James Guy working hard down the

first 50, really doing well in the Red Hat. He got one of the better

starts and James Guy asserting himself as the world champion that

he is, taking the race at the top. Stjepanovic going with him. Dwyer in

the middle a bit down. This is where we won the race to be. James Guy

will want a bit of a margin. He's looking over their Mac in lane two.

Looking very good. He looks like he is working it quite hard, really

working his legs in three, first to turn at the 100 I think. Not quite.

Stjepanovic, the European Championship silver-medallist in

two. James Guy is second to turn. Guy is going well but bead on, the

world recordholder, one lane closer to us, starting to make his move. --

Biedermann. This is where he wants to be, James Guy talks about

deferring the 400 but he is best suited to this, the 200 metres. Deep

turn, turned over in first place. Now he is looking the right way. He

is looking right, dropping off the pace, the two middle guys, Dwyer and

Biedermann coming away. Top two will be good enough. He has to be careful

because the second semi-final is pretty quick and it is all about

times. Looks like it will be Dwyer in the Black hat of the USA. Very

close. Yes, he gets it. Dwyer takes the first semi-final, Biedermann

second, important touch, James Guy gets third. A lot slower than I

thought it would be I've got to say. Really is. A-level bit dangerous for

the second semi-final but third... A pretty good place -- a little bit.

Better than fourth, if you get five swimmers pastor in the second semi,

best to be third at this point rather than fourth. -- faster. James

Guy, the European champion, Paul Biedermann, also from Germany. James

Guy working hard at the end, finished on three quarters of a

stroke and took an extra stroke. Working hard at the end. He put a

lot into that race. Not sure how much he's got. Dwyer finished very

quickly. Biedermann second. Look how close it is, very important James

Guy got that touch, seven 100th ahead of the Polish and 41

hundredths ahead of Verschuren. That was close.

A world champion in this event but a scrap to get in the Olympic final.

You wanted to sing a song, if I had a karaoke machine... Danger Zone.

Great to come third but that time he needed to be in the 01:45zone, I

worry that the second semi-final will be a really close call. He can

only afford five to go faster than him. If six go in he gets ninth and

he won't be in the final, Sun Yang is on form and he will be up for

this. Chad did a great swim this morning. The Japanese, Michael

Phelps, Fraser-Holmes is a decent swimmer. And also Hagino got the

gold last night so he will be up for it. It will be so close, we have our

fingers crossed. We hope James Guy likes to trace and if he can get

into the final anything is possible -- chase. Anything can happen after

24 hours. It's not looking as easy as it has done before, that's the

thing, but he needs to be in there. He's with Sharon, let's see what

James Guy has to say. How did that feel? It was OK. I

would have liked to work gone a bit faster. Am not sure what happened.

Do we need to hold our breath for the next few minutes? Anything can

happen but hopefully I will sneak through. These guys are going very

fast and you are the world champion. What sort of time to you think it

will take to get amongst the medals? It is a different ball game this

year. 145 low, 144 low. It is getting the process right. The first

day is a write-off. A lot better in the 400 but hopefully in the final

tomorrow night. Do you think you have been working more on your swim

work because of the 200 and the fly? Not really. I like the 400, paid off

the 200. Try to do the same thing here and it is OK. Our fingers and

toes are crossed. Fingers and toes are indeed crossed. It was still

pretty good James, but it is such a stacked field. What does he need to

do now if he gets the final? I think he needs to rest. Do not come down,

do not have a swim in the morning. He seems a bit tired. He needs to

totally recover and give it his all tomorrow night. He does look a

little bit tired and stressed that the situation. The Olympics is the

Olympics. He came in as world champion but that was a shock to us.

Not that he is not any good. But he came in under the radar. Sometimes

it can affect you in different ways. It is a pressure melting pot. Go

back, put your head down, tomorrow is another race. A member of our

team at who is closest to be swimmers is Sharron Davies. Lots of

talk about the way sun Yang. Last summer when we had the World

Championships he was not the flavour of the month. He hit one of the

girls in training and there was an official complaint and it was due to

appear in the 1500 and he did not turn up and that is not heard of.

Someone could have swum that race. At the end he was given the swimmer

of the meet which did not go down well with the rest of the swimmers

in Nepal. He has been done for drugs, had to survey suspension and

we didn't know about that until after he was given it and he also

served time in prison for the driving so not my favourite person.

I do not think you are alone in that opinion. Take us through this one. A

place in the final? There is Bertrand, didn't know he had all of

those names, world champion and this guy, well, he is a menace, sun Yang.

This will be an interesting semi-final. Not that quick, James

Guy was third. It would be highly unusual for seven of the swimmers,

six of the swimmers to beat that time. It is certainly possible. The

third fastest. Fraser homes from Australia. USA in three. Yang for

China. Le Clos. After the final last night, brilliant swim, a bit rusty

in the beginning and came through strong. Le Clos out like a rocket,

died off. Second semi-final of the men's 200

metre freestyle. Amazing start. If you stop the race right now it is on

the start, look at that, must be nearly a second. Le Clos is a

brilliant fly swimmer and when you use the kick to the advantage this

is what happens. He did this in the morning heat. A big kick. You have

to take a big breath to stay under. A bit of a downside to it. He is a

length ahead and the rest of the field will start to wind him in. You

saw this in the heat. After 60 metres he is a body ahead of Yang in

lane four, the fastest qualifier. World Championship silver-medallist.

He goes a bit deeper. Five kicks underwater. Le Clos first. A slow

straight to the right, the black cap, slower than two. Yang coming

level with Le Clos. I think Le Clos will have to watch himself. He

stroke is getting ropey. He is a fighter. He would dig in and fight.

50 metres to go, this is going to hurt for Le Clos. He has gone far

too fast. He is looking at Yang. He is having a go, well done for that.

Yang starting to go and he looks very good indeed. Look at that. Le

Clos took almost a body length of Yang in the first 15 and now Yang

has done the same to Le Clos. The time, it is OK, not that great.

Hagino was second and the Russian was third. Yang dominating. That

particular race. At least his heart problem is better. I tell you what

was happening there. James Guy has made it in by one 100th of a second.

That was an important third place. Wasn't it just. Fraser homes has

come sixth in this. Missed out by one 100th. This is the start. Le

Clos went out very strongly. I am reeling a it from that. We have seen

two races, tonight and this morning. Only 24 more hours before the

qualifiers will get to go again. He waited until the final term. I am a

bit worried. I am not sure he will be able to get it. Who is going to

get Yang, who is going to catch him. He is going to go a second ahead of

Hagino. You lined me up for that one, you did. Oh dear. Hundreds of a

second count massively. I continue when a second that Yang certainly

winning the final, second semi-final. Hagino second.

Fraser-Holmes misses by one 100th. James Guy is in. In eighth. He will

have a very good lane. He is going to have no messy water at random at

all, clean water. He is going to be next in Hagino. He made it into the

final by one 100th of a second. But as you said it doesn't matter, it is

just about getting into the final. That is all he had to do, just get

to the final. He needs to go home and rest. He is sharing a room, an

apartment with Adam Peaty. Things might be a bit loud tonight. What

would you do, stick around and watch your team become a potential Olympic

champion or be out there? They have drug testing, swim down, stretching,

physio, they are here for another two hours after we go home to bed.

Guarantee he will watch his roommate in the breaststroke. He will do the

interviews, have a quick swim. When you are on the team you want to

watch your team-mates. Admittedly he needs to rest but he is not going to

miss out on that. It is only 57 seconds. How would it have worked in

terms of him watching the second semifinals, watching in the

background? Definitely. At the end of the line are the back. They have

got a screen and will be watching. Back to you Jason. Thank you very

much. The reason you are coming back to the studio, I want to show you

what is happening in the tennis. Jamie Murray and Andy Murray,

unbelievable stuff. What a shot from Murray! He has got

exquisite touch. Britain never needed it more than in that point.

Look at that. Full stretch a couple of times. With a single hand.

Fantastic. 13 apiece. There is going to be a challenge. It

looked like it might have been out, to be honest. UMPIRE: Ball was

called in. Ball was called in. And it was in.

So again, they are on the verge of a sick. Set point number five.

UMPIRE: Lucci and Sa have two challenges remaining. -- Thomaz

Bellucci and Sa. Cool as you want, Thomaz Bellucci.

Hammering it to be to the Jamie forehand. Match point number seven.

What a way to end! The net makes a crucial intervention. A wonderful

doubles match. It is a shame it should end like that. What an epic

tie-break. Huge cheers from the home fans in

the stands. Absolutely loving that. An epic tussle. Meanwhile, you can

watch on the red button Novak Djokovic taking on Del Potro, Del

Potro Bondy first set. The second set, it is for games all. --4. In

Brazil, they are taking on Iraq. -- Brazil are taking on Iraq. Iraq at

the close. That is available on the red button. So many options. We are

going to turn our attention to the pool. We are counting down to Adam

Peaty. We have to get through the whole swimming programme. We just

miss the first semi-final of the women's 100 metre butterfly. Chloe

Tutton featured. Semi-final women's 100 metre Breust

wreck. Chloe Tutton, lane seven, a great

start. Making herself known in this race. They fall, quickly. Extra

backend. First turn. Chloe Tutton turned at eight. Her strength in the

second half. She's find it quite difficult in the last piece. Britain

Meilutyte will be through to the final, but that was not a great

time. Chloe Tutton went one: 07. --1.

Let us hear from Chloe Tutton. Good to see you. A grid swim. Obviously,

not your best bet, I saw your mum before. I like to see her before the

rest. Am glad great experience. I am not happy with how that swim went.

Hopefully I can go back and look at what I can improve on. This is your

first Olympic Games, with the building and the decision, does that

bother you? It is what it is, I have to deal with it. See you later.

Difficult to ignore what is going on outside the pool. When Yefimova came

out, there was an audible poo. When people have been served a ban

and swimmers swimming clean, people get a bit tired of it. It will be

interesting to see what happens on the Paul and everything else. That

is what I say, every wanted to be a level playing field. She had a band,

she appealed, and she is here. So was the second semi-final. -- is.

Here is Atkinson, the World champion.

And Shi, fifth in the world last year at span than. -- Pan Zan.

The youngest of the two, Lily King, 19 years old. Fresh out of

university. She seems to be really enjoying it -- Lilly. She got two

gold medals at the US national collegiate championships. And

intense pressure cooker. She coped with that well. She will be fine.

The Americans make their trials something spectacular. Indoor

fireworks and 20,000 people in the stadium. It makes this book quite

comfortable. -- will look. King in for, Atkinson in six. --4.

The first semi-final with back for talent, but it was a particular

quick. -- stacked with talent. King, goes

quickly. A great start. She was a bit nervous this morning. Right now,

very relaxed. A brilliant first 54 King.

A super turn in lane six. Akesson winding it up, looking good. She is

holding on well that moment. -- at the moment. King, the 19-year-old

from Indiana University. Not that fast again. This final is wide open

tomorrow night. 55: Seven. I think they will all get through. It will

be tight. -- 55:07. Akesson held back a little bit on

the 50. King got ahead. It really is a

fascinating set of results. Of that second semi-final, only to have made

it through. --2. Extremely. -- extraordinary. All the rest did not

make it. She is quite confident. She waved to her fans and the crowd. A

female Adam Peaty. King wins it, and the first six will make the final.

Wow. I do not think I have ever seen. --

the qualifiers for the final. King the fastest.

That was the women's 100 metre breastroke. A young man stands on

the brink of becoming a national hero, about to complete the chain

putt last link, a minute of the journey from boy to man. -- chain's.

Giving no quarter, muscles Peking. This submerging yourself, proud,

unbowed. Tonight is a whole lifetime's of work, devouring

pressure with a determined to smirk. World records are just stepping

stones in this Olympic gold medal game of the roads. --

Thrones. You hear on repeat, "Why can't we have Adam Peaty quest to

--? ? Have you smoke and him over the past couple of days? A couple of

times. A --I am Facetimed in the other day. I think is quite excited

to see what he has got left is in the tank. Hopefully that as a lock.

How are your nerves holding out, dad? This is what we have been

waiting for. All those years you are driving him to training early, it is

quite a team effort and your family, friends and neighbours have been

involved? They are quite tired. We also shared with ale friends, Andy

-- our friend, Andy. I know that your grandmother is hosting some

journalist and there is a street party tomorrow. Tell us about Adam's

grandmother? She is proud of all of them, but she is so proud of Adam.

She is quite a sensation, at your mother. -- your mother.

Your Adam was afraid of the water as a baby? He was. He would stand in

the bar. He would not sit down at all. It is time for a medal

ceremony. Perhaps your son, your boyfriend could be on that podium

tomorrow. The 100 metres butterfly ceremony.

After having of 80, brilliant to see this young mother back. Vollmer has

great staying power. This took her time to have a son. She has been a

wound for a while. This woman got in the way of Vollmer winning a silver.

A new junior record holder, 4p -- A new world record for of Canada,

the silver, with a time very quick. 56.4 six. I am utterly delighted for

the lady who is about to take the centre podium. There she is. She has

been double world champion, the European champion and finally,

finally she has got the medal she strived for. Fourth in London,

heartbroken. Olympic champion women's Butterfly. From Sweden.

Sarah two. Fantastic. No better way. Sarah Sjostrom. There has been some

brilliant Swedish women. First women from Sweden to win the gold. Sarah

Sjostrom from Sweden, world and now Olympic champion, women's butterfly.

Sarah Sjostrom completed her dream, European, world and now Olympic

champion in the 100 metres butterfly, winning gold in a new

world record. 55.4 eight. Congratulations, Sarah Sjostrom.

Coached by a Briton. You never know, we could see two the dish swimmers

on the podium tonight. Jazz and Adam, the moment he could be Olympic

champion. For people who have not been following Adam, talk us through

the journey he has been on. It is just incredible. I can remember

going on a bike ride with Adam, four years ago and he has gone leaps and

bounds. Commonwealth Championships, world records, sports personality,

he has had everything thrust upon him and he has gone from strength to

strength. I don't think he has lost a race in that time. To come into

your first Olympics and have, even if he does not get the gold medal he

can be so proud of how he has done yesterday. Get in the world record.

It has been a case of blowing away the cobwebs and making the most of

it but not for Adam. People getting in touch saying he has been such an

inspiration. Adam has been working on his technique, he has been

getting better week in and week out. We have moaned and complained that

in the past he has given away half a body length at the start. You can't

give away one 100th of a second level and half a body length. This

is him in the World Championships last year. If you look at him in

lane five, he gave half of a length away to Cameron and has to chase all

the way down the first and that is quite tiring and it makes your --

makes you rush your stroke. You will see a dramatic improvement. He is in

the middle, Lane four. Will he have picked it apart... There he is. It

is an easy thing to improve. Not that easy but the problem is, when

you can see that there is so much to improve by improving one thing. He

is trying to be one of the best in the world. I was speaking to his

coat earlier on in the year and she is like, I have done everything with

him. They have picked apart every part of his stroke. He has been in

the gymnasium and is meaningful. He improves by .01 everytime. It has

been a stigma for him. He has got frustrated but it has come together

at the right time. Whatever they have done has obviously worked. It

is doing a number of different things to help him get the perfect

start. If you have been doing something wrong, don't continue to

practise something that is wrong, you have got to change it. Then

things come right. Every little detail they have looked out and

starting to get it right and you see the improvements now. Last time they

had a champion in de Sareen call was in 1988 and he is in the commentary

box. He is way ahead of the rest of the field. He is 1.4, 1.5 seconds

ahead coming in and on the day, yesterday and today he is that far

ahead. It is his to grasp. He has got to go and get it and that is all

that is left. He has got the talent to do it. It was great to listen to

his girlfriend talking about, he is thinking about what is left in the

tank. I would love to see Great Britain beat the world record. He is

in the room getting for his race. It is down to him completely and all we

can do is speculate until he finally delivers it. How excited are you? I

have to say, it is a funny feeling because I have been commentating for

28 years and have never commentated on a British Olympic male medallist.

Have had female but not men. 20 years ago I was swimming in Seoul. I

think Adam Peaty will be fine if he is mentally OK. Physically he is

fine. Sharron Davies has seen him through his hit, how confident

argued he will be limping champion? I hate saying it I think he probably

stands the best chance of anybody. He has seen Sarah set the world

record and he wants to do it again. Thank you. We know she gets very

excited so I will enjoy jumping around in the flip-flops. I suspect

she will not be the only one. Have fun with this one.

Thank you. This is brilliant. Really brilliant. All of a sudden looking

forward to this massively. Not least of which, the atmosphere is going to

be utterly tremendous because you have just heard the crowd for the

slower of the two Brazilians in this race. This is the second, the world

short-course champion. He is a big way, has a barrel of a chest. Former

Spanish Restorick champion. The crowd is going crazy. Kevin Cordes.

This is set up for Adam Peaty of Britain. From Japan, Lane number

six. The fourth fastest qualifier. And then the former world record

holder, it used to be his and now it is Adam Peaty's he has destroyed by

almost a second. Can he get close to? The Japanese guy has just gone

out of the shot. He has been swimming really well. He will be

after the gun. Cody Miller, the faster of the two Americans. The

world champion, European champion, he needs this to join the most

exclusive club in the world. Olympic history, Great Britain have won 15

Olympics in golds. Can Adam Peaty win our 16th? -- 15 Olympic golds.

You stand on the block, look down the lane and imagine what will

happen next. You have got control of the dive.

It is about getting a world-class dive. He has been working on it for

at least a year. Enter the stroke and go. The atmosphere is fantastic.

The Brazilian commentators are going nuts. I hope he quietened down in a

second. Olympic final. Men's 100 metre breaststroke. Adam Peaty the

world record holder in four, the red hat of Great Britain.

Good start from Adam Peaty. He is up and this is a good start from him.

Also very good is the ex- world record holder from South Africa.

Adam Peaty is streaking ahead. A great first lane. The world record,

he is ahead of it. Adam Peaty can see and feel band of Ergon his

shoulder. He is a body length ahead. He has got 25 metres to go and hits

the lane. This is extraordinary. Oceans of clear water between Adam

Peaty and the rest of the world. Adam Peaty takes Olympic gold for

Great Britain by an absolute street. A wonderful world record. 57.7 13.

He has obliterated the world record. Olympic champion, gold medal, Adam

Peaty of Great Britain. That is stunning. Absolutely stunning. You

have a very happy Cody Miller next him with an American record. Adam

Peaty delivered when it counted and in some style it gives me great

pleasure to be sat here. Goodness me. Goodness me, what does it mean?

I remember a similar picture of you doing exactly that, gold medal in

the 100 metre breaststroke. It has been 28 years we have been waiting

for it and Adam Peaty, a massive world record, he has won the race by

1.5 seconds. Phenomenal. He has been working on his dive. We will get the

replay. It made a big difference. Strong shoulders, strong out of the

water. Hands together. One of the best in the world. Rolling the

breaststroke. This stroke uses his hips are really well. He is one of

the only ones that takes only one flight kit under the water as well,

or some, powerful. --1 kick. Bandido, the former Olympic champion

is way out of sight, a body length. There is clear water between him and

the rest of the world. Clearwater on the 100 breaststroke, boom! I would

like to think it is a certainty... Can we put the medal on his neck

now? You can now. Confirmation of a wonderful result for Adam Peaty. The

silver to be ex- Olympic medallist, Cameron van der Burgh of South

Africa. I can't stop crying! Absolutely unbelievable. Adam Peaty

smashed his own world record. He is Olympic champion. How does that

feel, mum? I am ecstatic. I don't know where he has got the power. Was

that the longest minute of your life, girlfriend Anna? What about

you, dad? I have lost my voice. World record in a matter of two

days. This is you watching the moment. Your boy. Olympic champion.

He has been building up to this for years. Were you cheering him on? I

felt the most of the race you were waving him.

Bowe Bergdahl is catching him up! No, it is close. I think, no, it

doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Then he just went. Over the years,

how does this compare? Yes, he is Olympic champion. Yes, he is world

record holder, woirn, European champion. We think - he's gone to

Sharon! Adam Peaty! Let's hear from him. Crazy. Adam! Fantastic. You

become Brynne east first gold medal. Your parents are there, they have

gone crazy. Wondered where they were! There. They can hear you. If

you want to speak to them, by all means speak to them. The whole

nation is watching you. Yeah. So surreal to get Team GB's first gold.

This is a product of seven years of work, as I said the other day. I

came out tonight, teed up the first 50 easy, and came back with

everything I have got. It isn't everything, it it's... Everything I

have done the past few years. More importantly I did it for my country.

It means so much. Talk about your team. You guys have been a couple

for a long time. She's worked very hard with you. She's had her own

disappointments. Right now she doesn't care one iota about those. I

am not just saying it, she is one of the best coaches, not because she

ends me up and down the pool, but she understands the athletes, the

need and character, and understands everyone is different. Tonight she

didn't have to get my pumped up, because I knew the arena would be

absolutely perfect for me. The 50, I am waiting, I am getting an Olympic

Gold! That is what carried me through every stroke. Amazing. Well

done. We will watch jazz Min -- Jasmine. Can't wit. Start of the

medal watch. Get down off the ceiling! Talk us through the final.

That is where both of us are. Completely on the ceiling. Looking

down at the next final. At establish medal hope. The it will be awfully

difficult to beat Katy Ledecky, the 19-year-old sensation from the USA.

. 400m freestyle final. US in 3 and 4, Smith and Katy Ledecky, the

superstar in 4. Jazz Carlin is five in the red hat. She has a slightly

slower start. An April and 800m freestyler. I would suggest she

needs to move away from Katy Ledecky. You are right. She has to

settle into her own rhythm, does Jazz Carlin. She needs let Katy

Ledecky do what she has to do. 2 is going well, Canada. You have Carlin,

second in the European champions. Ledecky doing what we saw... Not the

400. That is only 100 done. She is 0.82 under world record. When she

did the world record, she put in a couple of 60s. 60hunt 5 and 4.

Ledecky well ahead of world record pace. Jazz Carlin has an awesome

chance of a silver medal. I can't tell you enough about that. A great

chance. She started well. She doesn't normally start so quick.

Third at the 100, Jazz Carlin. Red hat in the centre. All about Ledecky

and how much she will break her own world record by. Going well up in 2

is the Canadian. Canada have a good meet. First Katy Ledecky, third

still Jazz Carlin. Jazz does look good. If you look at the line,

Carlin has established a second place. Keep an eye out on Smith in

lane 3, very similar, a 23-year-old from the University of Virginia. Her

best time is 4 minutes. Smith has a strong, strong second 100. 1.19

under world record. Ledecky watched a couple go. Just past the halfway.

Ledecky, streets ahead. The great news for Great Britain - she is in

second place is Jazz Carlin, the Commonwealth champion of the 800m

freestyle. This is the 400 so she should have stamina. Jazz Carlin is

looking great, starting to swim away for the ris for the silver, bronze,

fourth and giveth. It is all able fine Fien Leadsom Damien Fleming Led

-- Ledecky. She is using her best experience. She's been in some great

major meets before, seen Adam Peaty get the gold medal. She's sometimes

gets nervous and got rid of that this morning. She said she felt good

after the heats. She is in a great position. Watch, he is chasing

close! Not sure if she will catch Katy Ledecky. 80m to go. Ledecky -

it is just how much she breaks her own world record by. The computer

generated line right on her feet. Great news for Great Britain - Wales

Jazz Carlin in silver medal position. Holding well, but charging

is Smith of the USA in 3. Smith finishes strongly.

CHEERING . Jazz Carlin has to deep dip. A

brilliant Olympic gold medallist, Katy Ledecky. She's world champion

in 200, 400, 800 and 1500. Katy Ledecky of the US is going to

obliterate her world record! She is going to probably come 5.56. Look at

this! The world champion becomes the Olympic champion! It is Ledecky, the

silver to Jazz Carlin! Wonderful! Silver medal for Great Britain! An

April and swim. A lifetime best! Well done Jazz! Silver ploek med

natural the 400 freestyle! Brilliant. I tell you what - some

supertives required! Good job we are near the ceiling. We are near the

roof. A brilliant swim. Smith is going 3.56! Wow! Jazz Carlin

delivered a strong swim there. She couldn't have done more. She hasn't

put a foot wrong in this meet, Jazz Carlin. I am really impressed. Most

impressed, how she dealt with it mentally. It's not easy to come in

the Olympic final and be placed in a medal position and deal with it.

Certainly next to a superstar like Ledecky. She's just dealt with it so

well! Silver! I think she dealt with the first 100m well. You see here,

Ledecky had the full body length at 100m. Not sure if this is where

it... This is the 100m turn. Ledecky already had a lead. For Carlin to

say, "I will stick to my pace, control way can control." The

challenge is also holding off Smith. She knows Smith is a strong fin

near. I saw her breathing to the right. She dug in, I think, and

decided not to look at Smith. Good half a body length ahead.

CHEERING 7-10ths of a second she won the

silver by. Not a small margin at all. Wow! Well done Jazz Carlin!

David McNuttily, her coach, brilliant! The race from the gun, it

was all about Ledecky. I am sure he will go on and wind the 800. Could

even win the 200 as well. It is world record and Olympic champion

for Katy Ledecky of the US. Jazz Carlin, a brilliant silver. Leah

Smith, the bronze for the USA. Incredible! Silver. Brilliant scenes

in the pool, because we have already had one gold medal, congratulations

team Peaty. This is only one part. Have your legs stopped staking yet?

Just act! I suspect the tears will start again, because we are getting

ready tore the Medal Ceremony. Guys hang here. Enjoy the moment. Nanna

Mavis, if you are all right, let us know because they are worried that

you have got over exited! Enjoy. Let's chat about Jazz Carlin. Dault

they have been crying for Adam, crying for Jazz. I asked Becky to

marry me! LAUGHTER

Jazz Carlin - how impressive was that? She wait sod long to be at the

Games to get that medal - she wasn't believe it! I am going to start

crying again. So, so, pleased for Adam. Does deserve it. I can't

imagine anyone deserving it more than Adam. Then for Jazz, she would

have got pumped in that room seeing that race. She came out there, swam

her own race next to one who is miles ahead, breaking that world

record, which was incredible. She swam her own race. Did it

brilliantly. So controlled. She looked so smooth. That was a Welsh

record. A huge PB! So, so, pleases she had the silver medal. Deserves

it. Been there so much over the past few years. I am starting to cry! She

entered the water - Mark, you started to scream because you were

like, "That is good." She hasn't got any speed. She has! She has now!

Yeah. We see her normally... She paces at the back and tries to come

back on people. We knew Ledecky was going to be gone. You knew she was

going to do that. It was going - the silver was going to be her gold.

That was a huge swim. She had to keep composed. She was like still at

the lane going like this. Did that just happen! The other day she said,

"I can't believe I am here." I was like, "No, you belong at the Olympic

Games." We can hear from Jazz Carlin because she is with Sharyn now. I

know! Congratulations, darling. I am so pleased for you! I can't believe

it. I am on the edge of tears, because it isn't really sunk in at

all. I knew it was going to be a tough race. Katie breaking the world

record, trying to stick to her and have a great race. I didn't want to

be stuck at the back, trying to chase for the model -- medals. I

can't believe the time! I'm so happy!

LAUGHTER Cool and Clive Palmer and collected.

This has been a long time coming. Tell me about how disappointed you