Day 2 Highlights Olympics

And now listen to this... Nobody is faster than him over the 50 metres

breaststroke. Adam Peaty wins the gold-medal... Utterly stunning... He

wins gold in the 100, and now in the 50. Fulfilling his potential... What

a superstar... The power that he has... The defending European

champion, Commonwealth champion... Hello and welcome to Rio replay, a

repeat of the action from Day two the Olympic Games. Coming up over

the next few hours... He set a world record on the first

day, can Adam Peaty do it all again and secure the first edition gold

medal of the games? Jazz Carlin hoping to secure a medal in her

first games in the 400 metres freestyle. Liam Pitchford played his

opening table tennis match, he will be playing again in a few moments.

Andy Murray and Jamie Murray are on court later, we will pick up their

match as they start their quest for doubles gold. And staying with

tennis, Novak Djokovic is the winner of multiple majors, and the Davis

Cup, but would love to take the Olympic title of Andy Murray, he

starts against one Martin -- Juan Martin del Potro.

Adam Peaty is hoping to become the first British man to win a medal in

the pool since Adrian Moorhouse. He was speaking to Rebecca Adlington.

Do you get excited walking through those doors? At five a.m., I am so

happy to be here? You are positive, I will give you that! Obviously you

are on the block every single day. Do you ever visualise Rio? A little

bit. All the cheering starts then once you are in the water all you

feel as numbness, and then when you start your stroke, so relaxed.

It looks like it might be Adam Peaty... He has got it. The world

champion is Adam Peaty of Great Britain.

Are you worried about a big crowd or do you relish? Absolutely love it. I

can swim good, but not great, if there is no crowd. You took the

world record at the British championships with only two people

understand! -- in the stand. It is different if it is London! Your

face, you went... I just looked at it, and again and again, I had to

keep looking just to make sure it would not be adjusted. Then it was

like, yes, world record. We will pull out of the water, but only the

top half... Would you have had the same success without your coach, are

you just such a solid team? I would be nowhere near where I am now. I

have enough trust in mail to give me something that could spearhead the

rest. -- enough trust in Mel. He said he does not think you would

have as much success without you. You will make me cry on television!

I am in a unique position, I have taken him from the age of 14 years

old to the world record holder. I am very humbled by that process. There

are also some hurdles thrown at you. But he is a boy that has never given

in. If I take him there, then who knows? The amazing thing about the

Olympics is somebody comes out who you have never heard of. I was the

underdog in Beijing. Rebecca Adlington is the gold medallist, oh

my goodness! Do you think there will be somebody like that in the 100

metres breaststroke or do you just think you will be the best? I am

always given names, but I am not cocky, I will not charge until the

race. -- judge. I welcome the challenge, really. Looking at my

training, where I am in the gymnasium, I am in my strongest

position ever. So it looks good but at the same time it is still my

first Olympics. I proved they could go to the World Championships and

come back with medals and a world record. So I will just give my best

possible performance. We wish him all the very best. You can watch it

live with us on BBC One, 2:53am the time. Let's hope that he wins our

first gold medal of the Olympic Games. Let's cross to the Olympic

Park where colour is talking to the youngest Team GB competitor. --

Clare. This is Gavrika, who is racing for

Nepal, but is from London. What has it been like? It has been amazing.

Your dad is here. Was at the time for her to come here so young?

It was not the plan but it worked out for her. It is an amazing

experience. You are at school, what year you in? I year nine, the New

Year starts on September six, I will be in year nine. Why did you take up

swimming, when did you realise you were good enough to go to the

Olympics? I first took up swimming when I was in Scotland. My dad

forced me. Forced you! She says thank you! Then I kind of built it

up, having a love of swimming. In your heat this morning, what

happened? I want my heat, I am really proud for my country. -- I

won. What is the plan now? Hopefully Tokyo, just keep and swimming. I saw

Adam Peaty when he was swimming. And I swap then proud, doing a dive. --

Ben Proud. But I looked really slow, he was doing this really fast dive,

I was just like, OK, I'm swimming slowly now! Have you been taking

photos for social media? What is your best photos so far? I have not

taken any of people because I just want to let them concentrate on

their races but I was next to one of my idols in training yesterday,

Mitchell Larkin, of Australia. I thought, should I take a photo now?

He is training, so maybe not! Just keep enjoying the experience. Will

you be watching Adam tonight? Yes, and hopefully see him beat the world

record. Yes, world records have tumbled. Adam Peaty's team will be

with me shortly so come back in just a second.

Yes, all eyes on the pool tonight, Adam Peaty going at 2:53 a.m.. And

what a story it would be if Jazz Carlin can get a medal, she missed

out in London but is now in with a real chance.

I am going to be on the podium. I am doing everything I can. All these

years of training, all the hours, the early mornings, it is this

moment in Rio. I will give it absolutely everything. If it is good

enough to be on the podium, that will be an incredible feeling. In

2011 I found out I had tonsillitis, getting it every two to three weeks,

but I went to the Olympic trials and got the qualifying time to go to the

Olympics. But I came fourth. It was hard to take, especially after

working so hard for so long to go to a home Olympics. So I had to take

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

to hanging up my goggles. But that is sport, it tests you, it is how

you overcome the lows, to appreciate the high. It is quite unusual to be

at the first Olympics at 25 but it is nice to achieve my dream of going

to the Olympics, it is a really good feeling. Jazz Carlin of Swansea

takes Wales to gold. Glasgow was like the home games I kind of never

got to experience. To have my family and friends, that support, it was so

nice, to achieve my dreams and enjoy myself again and stand on top of the

podium, hearing the national anthem, it was my proudest moment to date.

Sometimes I take myself too seriously. I can be really hard on

myself. That is natural as an athlete. Especially this year, being

an Olympic year, I have been quite stressed. I put a lot of pressure on

myself really. It is because I have watched it so much for so long. But

when you realise it is just sport, something I love to do, I just love

being in the pool, racing and having fun, so just capturing that feeling,

that enjoyment, getting it back into my training. I will make sure I do

absolutely everything and have no regrets. Once I am on the blocks,

and give 110%, I will have no regrets and can walk away from the

pool knowing I gave absolutely everything. Jazz was absolutely

devastated to miss out on London 2012 but fingers crossed she can get

on the podium this evening. Let's cross live to our swimming team.

Helen Skelton is there. What a night it would be if Jazz Carlin win a

medal. What a night indeed, and it is not

an unrealistic suggestion if you take into account what she did in

the pool earlier today. Rebecca, you have two medals in this event, how

excited were you by seeing her performance? She looked the best I

have ever seen her. Relaxed, strong, in control. We saw at the trials

that she was so nervous and worktop that she did not actually qualify

for the 800, which most people say is her best event, then she smashed

the 400. So it is amazing she has done a marker, Bologne off the

cobwebs, not focused own nervousness, and said, this is my

dream, what I want to do. -- blown off the cobwebs. She's not scared,

going in with the mindset of winning a medal. If she can race at her own

pace and not let the occasion get the better of her then she is

capable of being in the podium. She went faster than she ever has, a new

Welsh record. But this is a much bigger stage than the British

trials. Nervousness got the better of her there, are you confident she

can keep a lid on it tonight? I am, she is so experienced that most

people think she has been to an Olympic Games before. So she kind of

needed that to happen at the trials, have that little lip, that little

freaked out moment. She has worked on it since. It was really good that

it happened that they are and not here. Yes, Katie Ledeque will be out

in front going for the world record. But Jazz made a personal best time

this morning. Faster than I ever was at an Olympic Games. So I think she

will just stick to her own plan and swim how she swims. If she can go of

hard and just use that back and that we know she has... It is amazing

that you said she went faster than you ever did, and you have two

medals. Hearing Jazz talk to Sharon, she was so excited. Absolutely

buzzing, said she could not wait to get stuck in. Could Katie Ledeque

have a positive effect, could be pushed Jazz? We don't know what

Katie will do. We saw in the 400 metres freestyle that she absolutely

smashed it, we know she has the speed, Katie is capable of going

3.56, which is properly a bit out of reach for Jazz, although she did a

personal best. Jazz will just try to concentrate on her own race, use the

other swimmers and just leave Katie a little bit. She was so excited. I

know you will be with us into the early hours. Swindon will be with us

as well. The key time is 2:53 a.m.. Set your

alarms and get the espresso ready. Hopefully Adam Peaty will win our

first gold medal of the Olympic Games. Tennis, very shortly, Andy

and Jamie Murray get their doubles match under way. But let's cross to

Olympic Park where we have Adam Peaty's team.

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

Gomez parents and girlfriend. They will be roaring him on. When did you

last see your boyfriend? I think it was probably the day or night before

he left to go on his flight to Rio. Quite a while ago now. Will you

shout out, will he make eye contact with you before the final after it?

If he can find us in the crowd. Hopefully we will be quite obvious

because we have a few banners, hopefully he will be able to spot us

somewhere in the crowd. You can say you're quite obvious around the park

because everyone knows who you are because it is on your shirt? We get

stock quite regularly. By the Brazilians. They say, PT! He is

good, how impressed with Haim Ayuk? It is fantastic what he has done and

achieved. -- with him you. In the past and present. What do you hope

for? To get a medal. Of any sort. To take the pressure

off. Caroline you've made a big project -- decision coming to Brazil

because it meant getting on a plane for the first time, how was it? It

was really good, the airport frightened me a little because that

is all-new with the security and getting on the aeroplane, my heart

started to thump and I think, once I'm on, I'm on. It was much easier

than people told me, it was really good. Thank you British Airways! How

have you found Brazil so far? It has been really good, the people are

brilliant. There are so welcoming, they will go out the way to help you

understand. Really positive people. Mauboy Adam, it is an extraordinary

story because the reason he started swimming was what? Because --

because we pushed him into swimming lessons because he needs to swim and

he wouldn't even sit down in the bath so he needed to get into the

water. Because he was scared of it? Yes. At the seaside he was just on

the rock pools, he wouldn't go in the sea. Every photograph he is

fully clothed. That is Adam, now completely different. The boy who

was afraid of what could be an Olympic champion tonight. This is

the team that helped get him there and getting up early in the mornings

and taking into swimming and supporting him, providing him with

love and making sure he is confident about what he does tonight and the

pressure off. They say a medal of any colour would be grateful that

have a fabulous night. Thank you. Come on Adam Peaty! 2.50 three. Set

your alarm clock and get ready and let's hope for gold for Team GB. We

will turn our attention from the pool to tennis because Andy Murray

got his Olympic defence under way today against Viktor Troicki and it

was quite comfortable for the Scot. He came through in straight sets

63-6 to and will face Juan Monaco of Argentina in the second round. A

busy day for Mr Murray because he is back on court, this time in the

doubles with his brother Jamie. They face the Brazilian pair. Let's go

live and join our commentator Simon Reed. Good evening. It is Andy

Murray to begin. Andy looking very confident and

comfortable in his opening match against Viktor Troicki winning in

straight sets. For those new to the tennis, it is a

slow court, and abrasive service two surface that checks the ball, not as

important in doubles as in singles. The temperatures around 23. It has

been falling for the last hour or two. The hot weather of the last few

days has gone for a little while. It is humid, 73% humidity.

Cracking volley from Andy Murray as he came forward.

Surveying the scene to Mamat is much later than scheduled because of the

late start because of the wind. They worried about the structures to play

started late. Very much an evening match. 8:30pm local time. Quite a

few of the spectators have staged to watch this. It should be

atmospheric. -- stayed behind. Baluchi, the left-hander, to serve.

-- Bellucci. That is some start from Bellucci.

Bellucci played this morning against Dustin Brown, who got injured.

Bellucci through to the second round.

Looks like a tester from Jamie Murray.

He has got a big serve, Bellucci. Toned it down a bid for doubles, but

very effective. -- a bit. How acrobatic was that from Andre Sa

Ex-Machina might be 39 years old but he twisted his body in some kind of

contortion. That got the crowd going. -- from Andre Sa! .

Jamie Murray to serve. Don't try next what -- don't try that one next

time you're on the court. Did well to keep his balance.

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

year, dropped a bit, now six. Close. No challenge. Hawk-Eye is

available on this court. Joyously received. Bellucci is

looking sharp. Two cracking returns from Bellucci

and then by Andre Sa. Suddenly there are two break points to defend.

Great instinctive volley from Andy Murray. It came at him like a

bullet. He did so well to get a racket to it, and then composed

after that. Like a wall at the net. They are

probing but finding nothing, two break points saved.

Advantage Jamie Murray. Real cohesion from these two. They were a

good peering at the last Davis Cup, very much the highlight.

They will be very relieved and happy to have got out of that. Two Eric

points saved -- two break points. It will be Andre Sa, the fourth to

serve. Of the two Brazilians, this is the

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

partner. Bellucci equally not as strong

start. Olympic Park where we have Adam

Peaty's team. Super interception from Andy Murray.

He has lightning reflexes. Nothing Bellucci could do about that.

Nearly got it, the second time around, Jamie. Huge bit of luck from

the Brazilians. Where is it? There it is.

Well played. Lovely little angle from Bellucci. And we can see Sa,

comfortable hold. Picking up where Sa it left off.

Full stretch on the interception, brilliantly controlled.

Again, such a cute angle. Devastating when near the net.

This set up, Jamie and serve, he stands a good way back behind the

baseline. Then a big step forward. Bellucci, loading up on that massive

forehand. One of the biggest forehands in the world.

Good, deep serve. Sa, anxious to attack it, to put a dent in the

confidence. But they have not been able to manage that.

Fantastic! Andy deserved better. Some extraordinary volleying work

from him, but what a shot from Sa. So skilful, Andy Murray, at the net,

but that was a shot he would have been proud to make.

Yes. He is on fire at the moment. Threaded the needle. The Murray

brothers looking at each other. A little clip on the net helped a

great deal, slowed it right up. He was not hanging around that time,

Andy Murray. So, Jamie holds. 4-3. We're just going to move away from

this match quickly, to bring you up to date with other big stories and

show you what is going on. A big shock in the woman's tennis doubles,

the Williams sisters going out in the first round, losing out to the

pair from the Czech Republic, Strycova and Safarova, the first

time they have lost an Olympics doubles, although Serena did

progress in the singles earlier today. So a big story in the woman's

doubles. Elsewhere, if you fancy some table tennis, the impeachment

has had a busy day, he has already seen off his opponent from

Uzbekistan, and is now doing well in the next round, if you want to head

there, you can do so via the Red Button. Meanwhile if you fancy a

more tennis, Novak Djokovic is taking on Juan Martin del Potro,

who, bizarrely, was stuck in a lift for 40 minutes earlier on today,

saved by the Argentinian handball team. We will shortly cross to the

swimming where it is a massive night for Adam Peaty. And then Jazz Carlin

in the women's 400 metres freestyle final at 3:01 a.m.. Stay with us.

Back to the tennis doubles. Inroads at the start of this Sa

service game. Clinical work at the net from

Bellucci. Where, he may be the old man of the

quartet, 39 years of age, Andre Sa, but he is having a dream time at the

moment. I don't think Cheney and Andy

understand Portuguese! Old habits die hard.

Let's bring you up-to-date with other tennis news. Johanna Konta has

made it safely through to round two of the Women's Singles. A

comfortable victory over Stephanie Vogt, meaning all four British

players are in round two. Johanna Konta will next play Caroline Garcia

of France. Well done to her. The big news from the tennis competition is

that the women's doubles has seen a massive shock, the Williams sisters

crashing out. Back to the Murray brothers.

The step he made forward, obviously a bit too pronounced.

Sa, he will be disappointed he could not make more of that.

He was trying to be just a little bit too cute, Jamie.

We date. -- well played. Andy Murray, so quick to see the

opportunity. Once again, job done. Now Sa will be serving to try to

take this into a tie-break. Phenomenal reaction. You can see his

weight going backwards. The ball drilled at him. But still all the

technique and astonishing reflexes to get a winner out of it. Both

pairs rock solid. The conditions much easier now. When Andy played

earlier on against Victor Troicki he came to terms with the thing, in the

end, Troicki faded away. So, 5-6. Here is Sa.

Jamie Murray played that rally so well. Terrific return. A deft shot

to make it difficult for the net player.

He is really hitting the sports. They might not have the most

penetrating serve, but his direction is nigh on perfect.

The first double of the match so far. From the Brazilian pair.

Attacking play from both Andy and Jamie. They've not had a break point

yet. Could there be one beckoning here?

Pity. It was a perfect lob, but just couldn't

follow it up. One point away from a tie-break.

There it is. It has been nip and tuck all the way through. You would

have to know more than me to pick a winner here with any confidence.

Andy to begin the first set tie-break.

That is some miss from Andre Sa, who has played so well. A real chance of

a mini break. Excellent defence from Jamie and Andy. He should have made

it. Maybe just one mini break could be

crucial here. No prisoners. He has played like

that throughout this match. Yes! Some return. Andre Sa was just

edging towards the middle. He went a little early, that was some result.

There is the first mini break. A 4-1 lead with probably be

insurmountable with Andy's serve in to serves time.

It was a super shot from Thomaz Bellucci. Jamie is a tall Guy, six

foot three, as is Andy. They call him stretch, he is stretched to the

limit but just couldn't get enough purchase, so the mini break is

neutralised. Andre Sa knew which way he was

going. They've waited a long time for this,

but they really have had their money 's worth. A late start in the late

evening, but they saw a super doubles before that with the demise

of the Williams sisters. And now this.

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

Yes! We saw the stretch and he was not balanced, Jane, could not get

back. Andy trying to cover, but nowhere near. Fabulous shot from

Baluchi. They are two points away from the opening set. -- Bellucci.

We will see how far back Andy has two return this news serve -- huge

serve, but he will move forward. Super perseverance, it looked like

Cheney has done enough at the net -- it looked like Jamie had. Two points

for Brazil. Nailed it. They are so quick to

seize the opportunity. They are in the game like sprinters.

Set point number two, this time on Jamie's serve.

That is a wonderful serve. They have played so much Davis Cup together,

they are used to this atmosphere. It feels like a Davis Cup final,

almost. The amount of spectators and the noise being generated. -- not

the amount of spectators about the noise. Out of jail, two set points

save. Bellucci, so strong. That is the

worst scenario, really. A third set point for Brazil. And it is their

serve. Can Andre Sa finish it off? No! 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. Brazil are leading 1-0. For the moment, thank

you very much Simon. High entertaining, quality stuff in the

tennis. Jamie and Andy not only up against Bellucci and Andre Sa but

also a noisy Brazilian crowd. Not there in massive numbers but having

been to the beach volleyball and Brazil were playing, they make a lot

of noise. Let's go around some of the other venues to show you what is

happening right now. This is what is happening in the table tennis.

Britton's William Pitchford against young Sikh young from career. He has

already played today. That was a second-round match at but this is a

third-round match and you wonder if today's exertions in the second

round had taken its toll on Liam. He is now 3-0 down, best of five games

in the team event -- best of five games at the team event. That is

available on the Red Button. The big event this evening is in the summing

pool. Adam Peaty could win our first gold medal, let's go live. The could

win our first gold medal and we are pretty excited, it has been a long

time since we had a male Olympic champion. That man is with me now.

Adrian Moorhouse, winner of the 1980 800 metres breaststroke, that is

what Adam is going for, here you are in action, you came into that event

is the world champion, the marked man. Did you enjoy it?

Yes. You were in six place at the turn.

You are right, coming in I was world number one. I had held the title for

quite a while. But it was my second Olympics so I knew what to expect. I

think Adam is in better position than me. At that point it was about

delivering when it counted. Similarly, I had done my heats the

day before and had the whole day to sleep, eat, do the whole thing, just

wait for the race. I just could not wait, I was so excited. Looking at

Adam, you could say he is excited. He smashed his own world record and

looks very relaxed, justifiably so. Can we hang the medal around his

neck? Nothing is ever certain until it is over but I cannot see anybody

else. He is 1.5 seconds ahead of the rest of the world. Light years away

from everybody else. There's nothing that should stop him. What sets him

apart? If you think about what he has done in the last few years, the

Commonwealth Games, the World Championships, European

Championships... What sets him apart? Physical and mental

attributes. Physically he is a good thing. Technically he has the

package. He is in the right shape... He is a locomotive. He is strong, he

has worked on his diving, he has no dead spot. The big trick and

breaststroke, there are two parts, arms, legs. You keep it flowing, and

he is brilliant at that. Mentally you have seen him, in interviews, he

is the coolest, call must person. So the combination of having the

technical ability to do this, and then cope with the pressure in the

moment, and put that bubble around yourself and say, you know what? I

should be her. He is very good at turning threats into opportunities.

He is the best in the world. He has everything, the complete package. He

can be confident because as you say, he has that distance. 1.5 seconds

worth of confidence. It is huge. I was a winner by thousands of --

1000th of a second. A win is a win, Adrian!

You can see that the warm-ups are going on behind us. The finals begin

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

Thank you very much indeed. 2:53am your time. 3:01 a.m., four Jazz

Carlin. Danny Willett has posted online, the US Masters champion,

here in Rio to compete, there he is, enjoying himself. Enjoying the

tennis. And we can rejoin the game, Jamie and Andy Murray are fighting

back. Yes, it is still some fight, 30-30

in the opening game of this second set.

A strange shot, no wonder Bellucci is insulting himself. Because it is

the first break point of the match for Great Britain.

Bellucci, falling apart at the end of that game. Very strange. Sa, he

has been the star, but Bellucci has still played very well. Yet suddenly

in that game, everything went south. A kick-start to the second set for

the Murray brothers. Andy, to begin serving, as he did in

the first set. Just a little help from the net. But

Jamie was very quickly across to it. 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 will be a target for these two.

It is almost like after winning the first set the intensity drained out

of him, he is making mistake after mistake now, Bellucci. That was

close, but no challenge. Really good covering from Andy.

Working really well together. They are off in a rush in this second

set. Exquisite play from Andy Murray,

right from the return. Looking for the opening and in the end finding

just the shot. He is a real jack in the box, Andre

Sa. Got as high as 19 in the world back in 2009. Ranked 60th in

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

Trust got it. Very athletic and acrobatic. Must have been very close

to the sideline. So Sa holds but not without

difficulty. We will go back to the tennis

shortly but disappointing news in the table tennis where Liam

Pitchford has crashed out in the third round of the Men's Singles.

Already played today, defeating his Uzbekistan opponent, but he came up

against a really tough Korean competitor ranked 12th in the world,

too much for Liam Pitchford. Back to the tennis.

Just away from the coroner. Lovely return again. -- corner.

Just a great defence from Andy Murray. Once more, we mistake from

Bellucci. He is not having as good a set as he had in the first.

Well played. Such quick thinking from Andre Sa. This could have been

very tricky. Not at all. This will do his confidence in the

world of good, Bellucci, if you can hold with some comfort. The crowd

are getting back into it. That must have only just missed. They are

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

worth a challenge. And it was. Bellucci's confidence restored. It

is the brutes who lead -- the British who lead in this second set.

Andy and Jamie still in this one. We will be back to the tennis and Simon

Read a very shortly, but let's speak to David McDaid at the gymnastics

that of yesterday was about the men and today it was about the women and

the remarkable recovery from Ellie Downie? Absolutely. She is one of

these athletes that we expect, she's only 16, we inspect big things from

her. She has done well on the world and European stage and now on the

Olympic stage. There was a very big worry because on her floor routine

she fell on a front-page movement and landed on her neck and had to

stop that routine and go off to have some treatment. She said afterwards

she heard a crunching her neck and was put in a wheelchair but danger

was determined to come back and compete and finish the routine for

her team and ended up doing a great vault, 14.8, to help the team to

score 4174. That wasn't a perfect performance from Great Britton but

enough to get through to the final and they are in the mix of that

region where they could win a medal on Tuesday. That is good news. But

looking at social media, it sounds like the Americans are on fire? I

don't think incredible or a scintillating even cuts it. We will

have to start making up new words 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. Every gymnast in their team

leads all of the individual qualifications, especially Simone

Biles, who is a phenomena herself, she scored 62 points to lead the

all-around and Leeds three of the other individual apparatus standings

and she is on course to become the first woman ever to win five gold

medals at an Olympics and the way she performed tonight, no one would

bet against that. Thank you. We will speak to you tomorrow evening. Let's

take you to Centre Court and the tennis. We will be back to Jamie and

Andy Murray shortly but look at this, Juan Martin Del Potro is

taking on the Novak Djokovic, who is looking to wrestle the Olympic gold

from Andy Murray or Del Potro -- from Andy Murray. The Porto is often

fantastic start. Look at the reaction. Absolutely

loving that. Del Potro leads. That available on the website. Let's go

back to doubles match with Jimmy and Andy Murray. Joe Kovacs -- Djokovic

struggles. Andy Murray, research in the second set. -- resurgent. I

double almost on cue. They have a good cushion in this particular

game. The return set it up, super return

from Thomaz Bellucci. Andy Murray was just a little marooned.

Another good return, this time from Andre Sa. Would you believe it, it

is the Murray serve under the cosh now?

It is times like this when he produces his best service.

That is some believe, I don't think it was a clean hit, Murray is

furious with himself. -- that is some leave. This is Bellucci's

strike, and this is a break point, first time on the Andy serve.

Bellucci again. Murray smacks the net and that is just what the crowd

want. More important, they got the break back and it is 3-3. Just when

you least expect it. Super returning both from Bellucci and Andre Sa.

Bellucci has been a little off the pace early on the set, right back on

it now. Well played. On the way forward he

took it in his stride. Plenty of goal after the strike --

plenty of go. Looking just as strong now as they

were in the wonderful opening set. Wouldn't you know it? They are

turning it around in this second set and they are back in front.

2.53, come on, you can hang on, Adam Peaty going for gold, get the

espresso's in and will go back to the tennis.

Racing back to encourage Jamie, because it was a discouraging shop.

-- shot. He is having one of the matches of

his life, Andre Sa. He was on his way as Murray was preparing the

short. -- the shot. And again. He is picking the right

moment, time after time, to get involved.

Abbadi leave from Jamie -- a bad. They are one game away from knocking

out the number two seeds. These two have been in this kind of

situation time after time, invariably they come out on top.

Clever use of angle from Andy Murray.

That match or a knife edge, if you want to continue watching Jamie and

Andy Murray hopefully beating the Brazilians this evening and press

your Red Button now, we will keep you up-to-date here but if you want

the tennis and the conclusion of that match in which your Red Button.

-- then hit your. It is a really busy night across the Olympics here

in Rio and we are all set. Hopefully to see Great Britton win its first

gold-medal because Adam Peaty is the main man in the 100 metres

breaststroke. Representing Great Britton. Adam

Peaty! Nobody is faster than him over 50

metres breaststroke. Adam Peaty wins the gold medal in the 100 metres

breaststroke! Utterly stunning. He has won gold on the 100, now he has

won gold under 50. Adam Peaty fulfilling the potential. The first

time the 5100 doubles have ever been done in the World Championships.

What a superstar. The power that he has. The world record and world

champion, defending European champion. One left.

Come on, Adam Peaty. You can do it. Get ready, because hopefully Great

Britain will win their first gold medal. We deliver to one of the most

striking venues in the whole of the Rio Olympics, 15,000 capacity, Helen

isn't there with the team. I wish I had a motorbike to bring

Jason here, because it will be an epic night. Not just for our boys

but some of the biggest names on the swimming circuit are here tonight,

definitely worth staying up for. What are you looking forward to? I

looking forward to Adam, but also Jazz. Jazz put on an amazing

performance in the heats and I really hope she gets a medal to

night. She is so excited to be here, first Olympics, how unusual is that

at the age of 25? It is unusual but it does happen. Aged 21 she was

injured and things did not go to plan. She has had a good couple of

years and is Rebecca said, this morning she looked exceptional. When

people are on form it's just flows, it looks easy. She has a great

opportunity to night. We are very confident that we will

see one young man top of the podium. The 100 metres butterfly. A swimming

superstar now, in the shape of Sarah Sjostrom.

Yes, the fastest qualifier, a brilliant swimmer, world champion,

world record holder. But she has still never won an Olympic medal of

any kind. It will be fantastic to see her, she has been at the top of

her game since 2012. I think she is the favourite for me, in this one.

From the USA, the defending Olympic champion. Taking time out to have a

child. Back in the Olympic final is the fastest qualifier.

The final of the women's 100 metres to five. A decent start from Sarah

Sjostrom, and a decent start from Ottesen Denmark. Here we go,

Sjostrom winding it up. Will be interesting to see how Vollmer gets

on, returning after having her son. At the moment, a world-record pace.

Goodness me, this is the part of the race where she really goes. Vollmer,

still going well, closer to us, but Sjostrom is absolutely obliterated

the field. She is going to become Olympic champion. The first ever

Swedish female to do so in the pool. A new world record. 55.64. I am

delighted for her. She spent so long worrying about it and finally she

has done it. Well done, Sarah Sjostrom. A brilliant race. Probably

only about half a metre she was not in the lead. She delivered on all

the expectations. Olympic champion. And the first Swedish woman to ever

achieve that. Very well deserved. A massive outpouring of emotion. She

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

night in the women's relay. Got an OK start. It was not great, in the

centre, in that yellow hat. You are right, that outside lines were a bit

quicker but it was really the only part of the race where she did not

lead. Very flat, chin above the water, just to get in the air, head

down, arms and elbows round. The Swedish team, well, all kitted out.

It says Sarah, on their stomachs, apparently. A clear body length.

That is the way to do it. Olympic gold medal, full body length, world

record. Men's 100 metres breaststroke, same thing, what do

you think? I certainly hope so. Olympic champion, Sarah Sjostrom,

and a new world junior record for the 16-year-old, Oleksiak, that is

extraordinary. And British coaches for both first and second.

Meanwhile, in the tennis, and Murray are in the second set, to see how

they get on, press the Red Button. Right, James Guy. Up against big

names. So much to talk about what let's talk about games first. The

world champion, what have you made of his tactics? It did not go to

plan but it was not bad. The interesting thing is, and we don't

know, we are not his coach, we have not had the conversations, whether

he has focused more on the 200 metres of 400 metres. Who knows what

his training has been centred toward. The danger for James was in

the first semifinal, you want to be in the second, to see what the

others have done before. Having to wait to see if you scrape into the

final is a horrible position. He really needs to finish in the top

three to even be in with a shout of the final because the second is

jam-packed. This morning he went out last so he could relax. He said to

Sharon after the heats that he can go faster, there is more to come. He

just looked so much better, as if a weight had been lifted off his

shoulders. Sometimes you swimmer one day, you don't feel bad, but we

don't feel great, then you wake up and get on the water and you feel

good. The dynamics can change quick. Last night was not bad, just for

bubbly not the result he thought it would be. And it did not seem as

easy as it should. The 200 is maybe where he has focused more of his

training. Tonight is all about just scraping through and making that

final tomorrow. He does not have two win, does not have to do anything

except when the final. Let's talk about the controversial Sun Yang,

you are welcome to have an opinion, just came back from a ban, does he

look distracted, will he be put off his stride? I don't think he's

distracted. He made a really quick swim. He is just getting on and

doing his thing. But all of the athlete and swimmers want a clean

sport. And the only way is for the world governing body to say if you

do wrong you are out for life. Until that happens people will try it on

and do stuff and be back on doing it again. We will have plenty of time

to talk about that over the next couple of days but let's see how

James Guy gets on. It is the men's semifinal, 200 metres freestyle.

James will be in line three, but the fastest qualifier is the European

champion, from Holland, Sebastien Verschuren. Here is games. He really

had a go in the 400 metres freestyle, attacked from the start

but in the process probably sacrificed at the bronze. -- here is

James. In the World Championships he hunted down the Americans and

overtook them at the last breath. And Paul Biedermann, his last

Olympics. With a record that I don't think will go for a long time.

1:42.00. Michael Phelps did not even get close. Goodness heavens. This

will be a great first semifinal. And probably the faster of the two.

Conor O'Dwyer swung very well last night, faded right at the end, but

excellent to give forth. The European champion, Sebastien

Verschuren, in line six. Just waiting for the starter. Here we go.

The first semifinal of the men's 200 metres freestyle. James Guy in

three. This will be very interesting indeed.

Very good reaction to the gun. And not bad and the James Guy but a very

good start right at the top from the Polish swimmer. I think you got one

of the better starts. James Guy, asserting himself, world champion as

he is. The swimmers turning at 24.5. This is where we want the race to

be. But James will want a bit of a margin. Not

quite, just behind the European champion silver medallist

Stjepanovic. It is great that James champion silver medallist

Stjepanovic. It is great that James is there with Paul Biedermann,

exactly where he wants to be. Now he is looking the right way. Coming a

rare little bit. Top three will be good enough. He has got to be

careful. Because the second semifinal will be quick and it is

all about times to make it three. -- make it through. Dwyer takes the

first semifinal. Second, Biedermann, James in third. They'll slower than

I thought it would be. A little bit dangerous for the second semifinal

but in third I guess he is in a pretty good place. Better to be

further at this point rather than fourth. The European champion, only

fifth. So James guy defeated the European champion, really digging

in, finishing on three quarters of a stroke. He was working hard at the

end. He put a lot into that race, not sure how much more he has got.

Dwyer finished very quickly. Biedermann, second, and a very

important that James Guy got the touch. It was close.

He is a world champion in this event but it is a scrap to get into the

Olympic final. If we had a cariocas machine the song would be... Danger

zone. I do worry that the second semifinal will be really close. He

can only afford five to go faster than him. If six do it, his ninth,

does not make the final. Obviously Sun Yang is in form and will be up

for this. The Japanese, Michael Phelps, Fraser Holmes, a decent

swimmer, so you have got six names. The USA champ. Yes, it is just going

to be so close. My fingers are crossed for him. But we know he

likes a chase, if you can get himself into the final anything is

possible. Anything can happen. But it is not looking as easy for him as

it has before. But he needs to be in there. He is with Sharon now.

Not sure what happened. I was faster this morning on the flight gone

faster that I hope I will be safe for the final tomorrow and anything

can happen and I will hopefully stick through. These guys are going

very fast and you are a world champion. What time do think it will

take to get onto some medals because it is a different ball game this

year. Got it 1.45 or 1.44 high. For me, it is getting the process right.

It is getting this in control and I was in control of the swimming, but

hopefully I will be in the final tomorrow night. Have you been

working more on your sprint because of the 200 and 100 fly? Not really,

I've always set my eyes on the 400 free and my 400 work has paid off in

the 200, so I tried to do the same here. It's been OK. Fingers are

crossed. Thank you. Fingers and toes are crossed. I feel a bit harsh, it

was still pretty good, he's just a stacked -- it is such a stacked

field, what does he need to do now if he gets in the final? I just

think he needs to rest, don't come down in the morning and have a swim,

he just needs a bit of time, not easy speed you want. He does need to

totally recover and rest up and give it his all tomorrow night. He does

look a little tired and stressed with the entire situation. The

Olympics is the Olympics, he came here as world champion but that was

a shock last year, not that he is not any good, but he became world

champion. He came in under the radar last year. Yes, and now he is there

to be shot at. Sometimes it can affect people differently and it is

a big pressure melting pot. Go back and put your head down, forget about

it, to other -- tomorrow is another race. Another team that as close as

to the swimmers is Sharron Davies. I will speak to you about Sun Yang,

lots of talk about the way he has been behaving and may or may not

have been doing commending swimmers and their reactions. What has been

going on? I was into Zan last summer when they had the World

Championships and he was not the flavour of the month there, he hit

one of the girls in training and there was an -- official complaint

and he was due to the 1500 metres at the end of the meet and because of

this official complaint and lots of talk, he did not turn up for the

race, which is not heard of because someone could have been put in as

one 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. Lots of controversy

for this man, he has been done for drugs once and services mentioned

that we didn't know about until after he had been given it and he

also served time in prison for drunk driving. He is not my favourite

person if I'm honest. I don't think you're alone. Andy Davidson, Adrian

Whitehouse, take a seat. Let's see who is putting themselves a place

Didn't know he had all of those names. World and Olympic champion.

This Guy, well, he is a menace. Fascinating, they are all going the

wrong way. Sun Yang is an interesting character. Lane for is

in the middle and he went the wrong way, just walk straight ahead.

Number four. This will be an interesting semifinal. The first one

wasn't very quick, James Guy was third on that. We will watch the

time for you, 146 -- 1.46, and 23. -- one three. I wouldn't expect all

of this is to be based time but it is possible. Frazier homes of

Australia, big Australian in two. I have -- you fancy number six for

Japan? He had a slow start this morning but that would be expected

after the final he had last night. Brilliant swim and then came through

strong. Michael out like a rocket, died off slow and came back strong.

Second semifinal, men's 200 metres freestyle. Amazing start. Look at

the centre, that is extraordinary. If you stopped the race right now,

look at that. That is all on the start. Digital 's flight takes, he

is a brilliant 200 and 100 metres fly swimmer. When you use that take

to its advantage, this is what happens. He did this in the morning

heats, another big kick that of what happens is you have to take a big

breath to stay under, so there is a bit of a downside which does not pay

back towards the end of the race where the oxygen debt comes in

stronger. The rest of the field will stop winding him in. We saw this in

the heats. After 60 metres he is an entire body like the head. Sun Yang

with the first is -- fastest qualifier. They're starting to

really am in that he goes a bit deeper, five ticks underwater. I do

know is second and going well. He has got better. Sun Yang coming

level with him almost. They're catching him up. Local to Lee McHugh

after watching self, the South African. He is a fighter and he will

dig in. 50 metres to go and this will hurt. He has gone far too first

was a very good turn and he is now looking at Sun Yang. He is having a

go at Sun Yang, well done for that. Yang are starting to go and he looks

very good. Almost one body length of Sun Yang in the first 50 and Sun

Yang has done exactly the same to the South African on this final 50.

The time 1.44 point six. Ideal second. Goodness me. As Nick came

through on the third 50. Sun Yang dominating. That particular race. At

least his heart problems got better. Won't have to take the tablets now.

Can I tell you? James Guy has made it in by one 100th of a second. That

was an important third place. Frazier homes has just come sixth in

this and has missed out by one 100th. Here is the start. The South

African went out very strongly. I am reeling a little from that. I'm not

sure if James Guy can pull back the nearly two seconds at Sun Yang seems

to be on the current form, we have had two races now and seen him this

morning and tonight, only 24 more hours before these eight qualifiers

will get to go again. He looked very good and the last 50, waited until

the final turn and look how much he took off. I am worried, I'm not sure

who will be able to get him. Who will get Sun. He will go nearly a

second ahead. One hundredths of a second count

massively in the Olympic Games and I can tell you that Sun Yang certainly

winning that final -- semifinal, the first five through and Fraizer homes

in six misses the final by one 100th. That means James Guy is in in

eighth. He will have a good Lane. He will have no messy water around him,

he will have clean water next to her gena. -- Hagino. One 100th of a

second. He said it doesn't matter, it is about getting into the final.

That was all he had to do, tonight it wasn't about anything else but

making it to the final. James Neita rest come as sharing an apartment

with Adam Peaty saw a bit worrying things that might be live tonight.

Jooste ground and watch your team potentially become Olympic champion

would you be out of their? These guys have drug testing and swim

down, they have their lactate test and stretching and physio, they're

here for another two hours after we've gone home and are in bed. I

guarantee he will watch his roommates during the breaststroke.

He would his interviews, going to the pool and have a slim down,

always when you're on the team you want to watch your team-mates.

Admittedly he needs to rest he isn't going to miss that. It is only 57

seconds. How will it work in terms of him watching the second semifinal

to see, would he have watched it in the background? Nerve wracking.

Definitely. They will watch it at the end of the line or at the back,

they have a screen to watch on. Certainly lots going on behind the

scenes. Thank you very much. The reason you're back to the studio

very briefly is because I want to show you what is happening in the

tennis. Jamie Murray and Andy Murray, look at this unbelievable

stuff. What a shot from Murray. He has got

exquisite touch and Britton never needed it more than in that point.

But that, Phil 's right couple of times -- look at that, Phil 's catch

-- full stretch. It will be a challenge. It looked

like it might have been out, to be honest.

The ball was called in, and it was in.

Again, they are on the verge of the set, this is set point number five.

Cool as you like, Thomaz Bellucci at the net.

Hammering it to the Jamie forehand. Match point number seven.

What are we to win the sure what a way to win! The net makes the

crucial intervention. -- what are we -- a way to win. After an epic

tie-break, what a match. Enormous Cheers from the home fans in the

stands. They are loving that epic tussle. Meanwhile, you can watch on

the Red Button, Novak Djokovic taking on why Martindale but.

Philpott wrote on the first set -- Del Potro. This is happening in

Brasilia, because Brazil are taking on a rock -- Iraq. This is available

on the Red Button. Brazil look rattled. Neymar especially. Iraq

have gone close. So many options but we now turn our

attention to the swimming pool once again, counting down to Adam Peaty.

We certainly are but there is plenty else to talk about tonight. The

first semifinal of the women's 100 metres breaststroke featured Yulia

Efimova, let's have a look. Very quick reaction in lane number

five. That was a brilliant start. S .6 of

a second reaction time. The 28-year-old Swede in lane two is

also going strongly but expect the lane four to come back quickly with

a strong back end. The first to turn as the world record-holder of

Lithuania. The Swede is the world champion in the 50 breaststroke.

Coming back now is Yulia Efimova in the centre than that pink suit.

Meilutyte, that injury may have taken a toll on her fitness. It does

not look great for her, she looks a bit tired. Her time was not great.

She will certainly be through to the final. It looks like a low 67 will

make it through. I can tell you that Connery was just outside the time

set to qualify. I saw you waving at your mum,

obviously very important to spot her in the crowd.

It was nice to spot her amongst a crowd so huge. A good experience to

race this evening, with the 200 still to come? I am not happy with

how the swim went, but hopefully I can go back, I don't know what I did

wrong or can improve on, but just moved forward a bit. You are a

youngster who is new to the Olympic Games so I am reticent to ask you

this. What did the Yulia Efimova have any effect on you? I will not

let it bother me much, it is not my decision, just see what it is. Very

difficult to ignore it because when Yulia Efimova came out there was

noticeable brewing. I am glad that the crowd did that. It shocked us

all that she is here and in my opinion she should not be easier. It

is really disappointing, especially when there have been struggles for

other athletes. It must be very difficult for them, to then step up

next to her, very tough. This is not a new problem but it seems like a

lot of the other swimmers are being very vocal about their opinions and

I try to make a stand. Historically when people serve a ban, when

swimmers want a clean sport, people get a little bit tired of it. It

will be interesting to see what goes on behind the scenes in the warm up

pools, everything else, what kind of attitude she gets. But people just

want a level playing field and it is not that when people are cheating

and taking other substances. Certainly her story involves twists

and turns. She appealed her ban, a legal obstacle course, she is here,

but so is the second semifinal. Over to Andy and Adrian.

Alia Atkinson, going in lane six. Here is Katie Miley. Both the

Americans are the fastest qualifiers. Their first major games

and they are in four and five. Fastest and second fastest. And the

youngest is just 19 years of age. A freshman at Indiana University. Her

biggest event so far is the world University games. She seems to be

enjoying it. Looked out of the crowd, stuck her arms and there,

good on her. If she can cope with pressure than

walking out into this environment she will be fine. And the other

interesting thing is that the Americans make their trials

something spectacular. Indoor fireworks, 20,000 people in the

stadium, it makes this seemed fairly comfortable. It is a great idea and

I wish Greg and with -- I wish Great Britain would do it. We would get a

lot of people if we made it an occasion.

Second semifinal of the 100 metres breaststroke. King of the USA,

Atkinson in lane six. The first semifinal was stacked with talent

but not particularly quick. I would imagine that these women watched

that first semifinal and thought, I can do this. Atkinson, also kill

Egypt, American trained, getting out quickly. When she walked out, you

called it, very relaxed, and it is a brilliant first 50 for the Lily

King. Atkinson had a very good start and a super turn. She is winding it

up and looking very good indeed. Atkinson of Jamaica. Holding on well

at the moment. Lily King, winner of the US trials, from Indiana

University, she will take this second semifinal, but the time is

not that fast again. The final is wide open tomorrow night. 55.7 wins

it. I think the top four will all get through. It is going to be

tight, you know. Lily King will go in as fastest qualifier, just two

hundredths of a second behind Efimova. Good strong swimming.

Excited, relaxed, the first 50 was a really good swing from this lady.

Atkinson held back a bit on the first 50. She has adjusted her/

pacing. King just got tired. -- what got ahead. Of that first semifinal

only two have made it through. That is extraordinary. Efimova, and

Meilutyte. The rest did not get through. Look at that confidence,

she gets out and salutes her fans again. The female Adam Peaty. So the

second semifinal of the women's 100 metres breaststroke. Lily King wins

it. And the first six will make the final. I'd then think I have ever

seen that. Maybe. We almost saw it in the men's 200 metres freestyle. I

think you are right. To have six qualifying. Here it is. King

fastest. Meilutyte, down in fourth, struggling a bit toward the end of

that race. That was the women's 100 metres breaststroke but for us

tonight it is all about the men's. And a young man on the verge of

becoming a national hero. About to complete the last link of

the chain, a minute's journey, from boy to man. To swim is to be at one

with water. Muscles peaking, giving no quarter. Submerging yourself,

alone in a crowd. Emerging proud, and Balt. Tonight is a whole

lifetime's work. Devouring pressure, with a tattoo and smoke. World

records are just stepping stones. A normal superstar, gladiator in and

the theatre. From other nations you hear this entreaty. Why can't we

have Adam Peaty? I have got three members of his team

now. Mark, Anna, Caroline. How did that make you feel? It is your

little boy. Your baby. It makes me feel a bit sad because I have not

seen him for three weeks. Have you spoken to him over the last couple

of days? Message to him. What about you, Anna? I spoke to him after the

semifinal, he seemed very chilled as always. He is probably still quite

chilled, really excited. Excited to see what he has got left in the

tank, hopefully a lot. Dad, how are your notes holding up? All right.

This is what we have been waiting for. All those years driving him to

training. But I understand it is a team effort with friends and

neighbours involved. Yes, they have supported us. When I started to get

really tired the neighbours took over. Had a couple of runs. And we

shared with a friend, Andy. If I did morning, he did evening. So it

worked out quite well. I don't think anybody in your neighbourhood will

sleep tonight. There's a street party plans tomorrow. Just tell us

about Adam's grandmother, she is very proud, isn't she? She is proud

of all the grandchildren. Showing all her support. She has become a

bit of a sensation. Which grandchild is that? That is all Oliver, thinks

the world of Adam. At that age, Adam was afraid of the water. He was

afraid of the Bath. Would not sit down at all. How things change. I

will. Who there because it is time for a medal ceremony, and you never

know, your own son could be a podium in just a few minutes. Andy, a

dream. -- Adrian. The winner of the women's 100 metres

butterfly, and yet out of the pool after having a baby, brilliant to

see Vollmer back, extraordinary stuff. Great staying power. Took the

time out to have a son. She would have hoped for more, she is a tough

cookie, she has been around a while. Maybe at least silver. But this

woman got in the way. Where, woman, but she is 16. A new record for

Penny Olleksiak of Canada, coached by a Brit, and what a meet team

Canada are having. A new world junior record

for Penny Oleksiak. But I utterly delighted for the lady who is about

to take the centre podium, creches Sarah Sjostrom, finally, finally,

she has what she strived for. Fourth in London, she was heartbroken.

Olympic champion, women's 100 metres butterfly, Sarah Sjostrom of Sweden.

You are right. She was looking for the gold medal in London but it was

not to be. She has dominated the world of women's 100 metres ever

since. And finally delivered on that. A fantastic world record. No

better way to get your gold medal than smashing the world record at

the same time. She has become the first Swedish

woman to ever win a gold record in the summing pool, which is hard to

believe. World and now Olympic champion women's 100 butterfly.

Sarah Sjostrom. Sarah should rostrum that a

cherished rostrum completed her lifetime dream, European champion,

world champion and now Olympic champion, winning gold and a new

world record of 55.4 eight. Congratulations Sarah Sjostrom. We

can jump on the coat tails of it but, contrary? We could see two

bridges slimmers on that podium to night. Jazz Carlin's final coming up

and Adam Peaty. The one we've been waiting for, the moment we are sure

he will be crowned Olympic champion. For people who haven't been

following Adam, talk us through the journey he has been an? It is

incredible, I can remember on a bike ride with Adam four years ago when

he was this puny little boy. He has come on leaps and bounds to world

records and Commonwealth Championships, nominated for two

years as sports personality, he has literally had everything and rightly

so. He has gone from strength to strength. I don't think he's lost a

race in the past two years and to do that at the top of your game and

come into your very first Olympics and he could be proud even if he

doesn't get the gold, he can be so proud of how he did yesterday from

the heats and semifinals and getting the world record. Do you think it's

a case of going with cobwebs and making most of the atmosphere, not

just in the pool, but that list of mums and dads getting in and saying

he is an inspiration for slim camps but Adam has been working on his

technique and getting better week in week out, particularly. We have

moaned and complained that in the past he has given away half a body

length at the start which over a sprint you cannot give away 100 of

the second let alone half a body length, which is half a second. The

World Championships in Kazan last year, if you look at him here. In

lane five he gave half a body like the way to Cameron van den Bergh and

he has a tendency to chase all the way down the first length and then

that is tiring and it makes you rush your stroke a little because you are

conscious that Guy is there and you need to catch up. This is

yesterday's semifinal, there is a dramatic improvement from giving her

a body length away. Will he have picked that apart? He's come up in

front of everyone else, it is an easy thing to improve. It is not

that easy but when you can see there is so watch to improve on one thing,

the swimming that is the best in the world, and what he's trying to get

is to be one of the best in the world come is now almost unbeatable.

We spoke to add value in the year and his court and she said she done

everything with him, they've picked apart every tiny part of his stroke,

he's done it in the gym and the pool, literally everything. He only

improves by 0.01 every time and it's like a stigma for him. He can't even

skip. She's getting frustrated, he has got frustrated with it, but it

has obviously come together at the right time and whatever they've done

has obviously worked and doing lots of little different things that have

helped him get the perfect start. If you are doing something wrong, don't

continue to practice it, you've got to change it and when you start

changing things then it will come right. It is the same in every

aspect of life. But every detail and historic getting it right and you'll

see improvements. -- and look at getting. The last Olympic champion

in the pool for GB was 1980. Are we about to witness something very

special this evening? I hope so. -- 19 88. He is way ahead of the rest

of the field already. 0.4 seconds ahead. Coming on and on the day.

Yesterday and today he is that far ahead, this is his de Graaf, he just

has to go and get it. That is that is left, he has the talent to do it.

It is great to listen to his girlfriend speaking about what he

should be doing now is getting excited. I would love to see him

break the world record. The more we speak about, it would put pressure

on him because he isn't listening to us, he is getting ready for his

race. What goes on now is down to him and all we can do is speculate

until he delivers. How excited are you? He is very excited. It is a

funny feeling because I been commentating 28 years and have never

commentated on a male British Olympic gold medallist. I done to

sulphide are delighted to say she is sitting right next year, Becky

Adlington, the wonderful 400 and 800 metres freestyle but never a gold

medal from Amman. The last one was Asian, I was swimming with him, 28

years ago and really looking forward to this one. -- was Adrian. As long

as he controls on selfie will be fine, Adam Peaty, mentally, as long

as he can deal he will be perfect. Sharron Davies has seen Adam through

his heat and semifinals over the last two days, how confident are you

that he will end the evening as Olympic champion? I hate saying

that, but I think he probably stands the best chance of the gold medal of

anyone in the pool was evening and has seen Sarah win the gold and set

a world record and I know you want to do it again. Thank you, Sharon

gets very excited, so I suspect she would be the only one.

-- won't be. COMMENTATOR:

It might be a bit of a challenge to do the commentary, but this is

brilliant. Really brilliant. All of us are looking forward to this, not

least of which the atmosphere will be utterly tremendous because you

just heard the roar for the slower of the two Brazilians in his race.

He was the second, he is a beast. Felipe Franca Silver, 29-year-old.

He is so fast. He is a big boy with a barrel of a chest, he can really

hold water, great short-course swimming. Ready to-year-old Kevin

coached by Sergio Perez, former Spanish best drug champion. And US

champion on the 100 and 200. This crowd is going crazy. If you wanted

an atmosphere, this is all set up for Adam Peaty of Great Britton.

Here is Jessica Quintino Kozicki of Japan in lane number six. For

fastest qualifier. Then you have the ex-world record-holder, it is used

to be his and now it is Peaty's and he has destroyed by almost one

second. Can he get close to it? I think he will be close at the gun.

He could sneak a medal, the Japanese Guy, he has been swimming really

well. It will be close at the gun but after the gun has gone, I hope

he is not close. Not that I'm biased. I would love to see Adam

when this. Cody Miller, the faster of the two Americans. Great

Britton's Adam Peaty, world record-holder and world champion and

Commonwealth champion, European champion, he needs this to join the

most exclusive club in the world. With a full set of gold medals.

Olympic history, Great Britton have won 15 Olympic swimming golds, can

Adam Peaty win the 16th? At this point there isn't much else we can

do. At this point, you soak it up and wait for the silence and you

stand on the block and looked down the lane. Just imagine what will

happen next. You have control of the dive, your reaction to the gun is

Marcus was saying, it is all about getting a world-class diet can Adam

Peaty has been working on it for at least one year. Get up out of the

dive and into the stroke and go. The atmosphere is fantastic, the

Brazilian commentators next to me are going nuts. The Olympic final,

the men's 100 metres breast drug, Great Britton boss Mick Adam Peaty,

world record-holder in number four with the Red Hat of Great Britton.

-- Great . Good start from Adam Peaty and

good reaction to the gun. This is a very good start from him and a very

good through from the van den Bergh. The best reaction to the gun in the

entire field. When Adam Peaty streaking ahead. Van den Bergh

cannot keep up with him. As a great first link, Adam Peaty turned 26.69

in the world record. He is a zero point 08 ahead of it. He can see and

feel van den Bergh on his shoulder come as a body like ahead, streaking

away, he has jumped 25 metres to go -- just 25 metres to when yet is

this red lane. This is phenomenal from Great -- from Adam Peaty. He is

bringing it home. This is utterly brilliant. Absolutely fantastic.

Adam Peaty takes Olympic gold by an absolute street and what a wonderful

world record. 57.1 three. He is obliterated the world record again.

Olympic champion, gold medal, Adam Peaty of Great Britton. That is

stunning. Absolutely stunning. A very happy Cody Miller next to him

with the American record. Adam Peaty, you have delivered it when it

counted in some style. It gives me great pleasure to be sat here.

Goodness me. What does it mean? I remember a very similar picture of

you doing exactly that, the gold-medal in the 100 metres breast

rock has been 20 years in the waiting and Adam Peaty, massive

world record, 57.1, he has won the race by a 1.5 seconds. Phenomenal.

He has been working on his dive, who will get the replay. Working on that

and made a big difference. Strong shoulders coming up out of the

water, hands together. One of the best in the world of rolling the

breaststroke, no doubt spot. Users is it really well. One of the once

only takes one off underwater, which is awesome. Powerful, strong,

dominant, in charge. Van den Bergh, former Olympic champion, way out of

sight, and entire body length. There is clear water between him and the

rest of the world. Boom! I would like to think this was a certainty,

everyone is showing should we put the medal on him now? You can now.

Let him get his tracksuit on, everyone wants you at this point.

Confirmation of wonderful result for Great Britton. Adam Peaty winning

Olympic gold in a new world record, the perfect way to do it, 57.13. The

silver to the ex-Olympic champion Cameron van den Bergh South Africa

and Cody Miller, the bronze. Peaty is perfect.

I can't stop crying! Is absolutely unbelievable. Adam Peaty smashes our

world record. He is Olympic champion. How others that feel mon

-- how does that feel, mum? I'm absolutely ecstatic! Girlfriend

Anna, was that the longest minute of your life? I still can't believe it

happened! I have to pinch myself. How about you, dad? I've lost my

voice a bit! We've got two world records in a matter of two days!

This is cute guys watching the moment your boy became Olympic

champion. He's been building up to this for years. Anna, were you

cheering him on there a bit? CHUCKLES

I don't know, I can't remember! I really can't remember. I thought van

der Burg was catching him up. And then he just went! Out of this camp

out? Yes he is Olympic champion, world record holder, world champion,

European champion! He has gone to Sharon.

Fantastic. Britain's first gold medal. Your parents are up there,

going absolutely crazy! Give them a wave! The whole nation is watching

you tonight double yellow it's so surreal to get Team GB's first gold.

It's so surreal to get Team GB's first gold. I came back with

everything I've got. It's everything that has got me down the last few

years and more importantly it did it -- I did it for my country because

it means so much to me. Talk about Mel, you guys have been a couple for

a long time and she has had her own disappointments before. She is one

of the best coaches in the world. She understands every athlete, she

understands their needs, characters and most importantly she understands

everyone is different. She didn't have to get me pumped up because I

knew this arena would be absolutely perfect for me. Now I'm actually

getting an Olympic gold and that is what carried me through. Your

amazing! Very well done. Now we will watch Jazmin. I can't wait! . Us

through Jazz's final. We are on the ceiling but looking

down at the next final. Another British medal hope, Jazz Carlin, in

five. The second fastest in qualification for this final, the

freestyle. It's going to be awfully difficult to beat Katie Ledecky.

A length of the pool, the 400 metres freestyle final. USA in three and

four, Smith and Ledecky, the superstar, in four. Jazz Carlin in

five. Traditionally a slightly slower start, Jazz Carlin. I would

suggest she needs to move away from Katie Ledecky, who has already led

off with a fantastic start in lane four. She has to settle into her own

written, Jazz Carlin. She will let Ledecky do what she needs to do.

Lane two going well. The European Championships actually in Lane one.

But the -- Ledecky doing what we saw in Beijing. She is 0.82 underneath

the world record time. Ledecky well ahead of world-record pace and Jazz

Carlin has an norms -- has an awesome chance of a governmental.

She has started very well. She doesn't normally start quite soaked

quick, 58.8. She is third at the hundred, Jazz Carlin. It's all about

Ledecky for gold and how much she's going to break her own world record

by. The Canadian in Lane two going strong and having a very good

meeting. Jazz Carlin in third but she does look good. She has moved

ahead a bit. Keep an eye out for Leah Smith in lane three. The

21-year-old from the University of Virginia. Her best time is four

minutes. Smith with a strong second hundred. Ledecky has watched a

couple go. Just past the halfway mark and Katie Ledecky is streets

ahead. But the great news for Great Britain is that in second place is

Jazz Carlin, the command world champion. She should have a lot of

stamina. Jazz Carlin looks great. She's starting to swim away from

that race for the silver, bronze, fourth and fifth. Jazz Carlin

looking very good but it's all about. She has moved nicely to that

silver medal position and she is using all of her best experience

here. She has seen Adam Peaty get that gold-medal and she sometimes

gets nervous in the heats but she got rid of that this morning, she

said she felt good after the heats. She is chasing close, not sure she

will catch Ledecky, but Ledecky 1.12 underneath the world record! Katie

Ledecky has led from the go and it's just a question of how much she

breaks her own record by. Look at that, almost a body length ahead of

the line. But great news for Great Britain with Wales's Jazz Carlin in

silver medal position but charging hard is Leah Smith from Canada in

Lane three. Carlin has two big in deep here. Ledecky smashing the

world record. A brilliant medallist. She is world champion in the 200,

400, 800 and 1500 in women's freestyle. Katie Ledecky is going to

obliterate her own world record. She's probably going to go 3.56!

Look at this! The world champion becomes the Olympic champion. Silver

for Jazz Carlin. What a brilliant swim by Jazz Carlin. A lifetime

best, well done Jazz! Brilliant! I tell you what, that are some

supporters here for her! It's a good job we are... Jazz Carlin delivered

a strong swim, there. She couldn't have done more. She hasn't put a

foot wrong in this meet. I'm really impressed with how she has 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 has dealt with it so well. Silver!

Ledecky had a full body length lead at 100 metres. This is the 100 metre

to 150 metre turn. She already had the lead. She said you know what,

I'm going to stick to my own pace and do what I can do. The challenge

was also holding off Smith will stop she knows Smith is a strong

finisher. She wasn't going to look at Smith in the end. A good half a

body length ahead. Seven tenths of a second she won the silver by. That's

not a small margin at all. Wow, well done Jazz Carlin. Her coach at Bath,

utterly brilliant. It was all about Ledecky. I'm sure she will go on and

win the 800 and possibly the 200 as well, but it is world and Olympic

champion for Katie Ledecky of USA and a brilliant silver for Jazz

Carlin from Great Britain. Incredible silver medal for Jazz

Carlin. Brilliant scenes in the pool because we've already had one gold

medal. Congratulations, Team Peaty. I suspect the tears are going to

start flowing again in a minute because we are getting ready for the

medal ceremony. Guys, enjoy the moment and savour every second of it

and don't you should. And can you let us now how Mavis is? We're all a

bit worried and excited! They will be dancing in the streets tonight!

Guys, they have been crying for Adam, crying for Jazz! I asked Becky

doom our e-mail! How impressive was that from Jazz

Carlin? That was... I'm going to start crying again! I'm so pleased

for Adam. I can't imagine anyone deserving it more than Adam. Jazz

will have got pumped seeing that race and she came out and swam her

own race next to someone who was miles ahead, breaking that world

record, incredible, but she ran her own race and did it brilliantly. She

was so controlled must move them effortless. A Welsh record and a

huge personal best for her. She deserves it so much, she's been

through so much over the past few years! She entered the water and you

started to say, that is good, that is good! Normally we see her and she

paces at the back and tries to come back on people. We knew Ledecky was

going to start well and go very strong. But the silver medal was

there and that was just a huge swim. She's so shocked! She's stood at the

end of the lane, going, "Did that just happened?" She belongs at the

Olympic Games. We can hear from Jazz Carlin because she is with Sharron

Davies now. Congratulations, darling. I am so

pleased for you. I honestly can't believe it! I am on the edge of

tears because it hasn't really sunk in at all. I knew it was going to be

a tough race and Katie breaking the world record, I was trying to stick

in and have a good race. I wanted to be up there in the mix from the

start. I can't believe the time as well, I'm so happy! Cool and calm

and collected and this has been a long time coming, hasn't it? Tell me

about how disappointed you were four years ago? Four years ago I was sat

in the London Aquatics Centre watching from the sidelines and

cheering everyone on and this time I am in the Paul winning a medal! I

got goose bumps watching Adam and I knew I had to stay calm and relaxed

before the race. I'm absolutely gobsmacked, I'm speechless. Big

congratulations. Thank you so much! Huge congratulations, Jazz Carlin.

Let's be its success can breed success.

COMMENTATOR: Brian Murphy in five for the USA.

The first semifinal of the men's 100 backstroke and Great Britain's Chris

Walker-Hebborn goes in Lane two. Lane one, the new Irish record

holder. He is going very well right at the top, Shane Ryan. Very good.

They know each other well. Zhu of China -- Xu of China very strong in

Lane four. The quality of these turns, it

really makes a massive difference and it is hard for the rest of the

field to make up. Chris Walker-Hebborn going well. He's

going to have to work to make this final. The first to finish is Ryan

Murphy of the USA. Back and is Xu. Great Britain's Chris Walker-Hebborn

was sixth place, I don't think that's going to be good enough for

the final. Ryan Murphy, he didn't look great in the heats but it looks

like he was laying with them a bit, cat and mouse. Look at Lane one,

right over to his lane rope and did an extra metre underwater. I think

Murphy was very strong towards the end. Murphy gliding, a nice big old

glide, there. I think Chris Walker-Hebborn will struggle in

sixth place. Yes, I don't think he will make it, the semifinals are

absolutely stacked. But it is important for the medley relay and

with Great Britain's Adam Peaty so far ahead of the rest of the world,

if we could get Chris Walker-Hebborn up for that final on the backstroke

leg, then you have got Adam Peaty on the breaststroke, you could be

leading by halfway! Adam Peaty will take such a lot out of the rest of

the field, but you need a good leg from Chris Walker-Hebborn.

What a total privilege to be in this swimming pool this evening. A

nominal few minutes for British swimming. And Olympic champion and

Olympic silver medallist. We will get to the medal ceremony soon.

First, Jason, you have got news from elsewhere?

Yes, we have. We had a full 24 hours with no medals and I worked out in

14 minutes we had medals for Adam Peaty and Jazz Carlin. Let's round

up what has been happening. It has been a day of shocks in the tennis.

The big names continue to tumble out. We have lost the Williams

sisters, the Murray others and now the top seed in the men's singles.

Know that Djokovic has been beaten by Juan Martin Del Potro. A

sensational victory for the man from Argentina. Recently returned after a

long lay-off with a wrist injury. He also beat Djokovic in the bronze

medal play-off in London. Just take a look at these pictures of Novak

Djokovic, visibly emotional. He also suffered a premature exit from

Wimbledon last month. He bowed out of the Olympics at the first hurdle.

He really wanted this gold medal. Juan Martin Del Potro playing

absolutely brilliantly tonight. Look at that, that is what it means to

knock out the world 11. Here come the pictures of Novak Djokovic.

Absolutely heartbroken is the Serbian.

Meanwhile, there may be tears, come the next couple of days, because

Brazil are goalless against Iraq. This is available on the red button.

They have not scored a goal yet in this tournament in the men's

football. 0-0 against South Africa a few days ago. Neymar is looking

really rattled. The Iraqis have read got stuck into Neymar tonight and he

has been booked for kicking the ball at the Iraqi. Looking pretty angry,

isn't he? If you want some football, that is available on the red button.

Let's head back to the pool. Helen, I'm delighted for Adam peaty bit can

you allow me some celebration for Jazz Carlin of Wales? We will be

dancing in the valleys tonight. We will all be dancing!

Unbelievable. Jazz Carlin, a phenomenal silver medal. Adam Peaty

the world record holder. There is still some swimming going on. So

take us through the 100 metre backstroke second semifinal.

Thanks, Helen. There was a roar for Guido of Brazil. A massive evasion

for him. There is Josh Beaver, the second of the two Australians. There

are some quick guys here. Here is one of them. He looks pretty

serious. David Plummer of the USA. He is 30 years of age. The average

age is going up and up and up in world swimming. Mitch Larkin really

stunned and impressed us last year at the World Championships, he got a

double world record. 23 years of age. But I was impressed with

Camille Lacourt. He is coming back very strongly. He has a beautiful

technique. Quite a handsome chap as well.

You are all flustered! He is a great looking chap and a very good

backstroke. The French commentators were saying

he looked very comfortable in deed and felt very comfortable in the

heats this morning. I'm thinking Larkin may well turned

it up. It was interesting to see him in the heats this morning. He was

working very hard to enable this quick bashing around. Not really the

finesse I expected from Mitch Larkin. A favourite for the 200

metre backstroke certainly. He could win both. There is a little shelf

for their feet. It used to be that there was no foot shelf at all.

The second semifinal men's backstroke. The Aussies in five and

six. The fastest of the two is Mitch Larkin. All in a line straightaway.

Lacourt in lane four. Plummer is doing well from America

in lane three. We were talking about the world

record may be going. The record from 2009,. This is very quick in the

black hat is right on the lead line. It will be very close. Plummer has

got it. Lacourt was third. That will be a wonderful final. One of those

guys tomorrow night is not going to get a medal. Could you imagine going

52.7 and not getting a medal at the Olympics?

A good reaction from lane seven. Even pointing the toes. Streamlined

everywhere, swimmers. Lacourt turnover was brilliant. Absolutely

superb. Look at the explosion from that turn. Lacourt very long arms.

We thought he had got second. Larkin gliding but just getting the touch.

Confirmation of the results of that second semifinal of the 100 metres

backstroke. How close is that? Great Britain's

Chris Walker-Hebborn finishing in 11th.

Unfortunately, no Chris Walker-Hebborn in the final of that

one but what a nominal evening in the pool. If you have not been with

us over the last half an hour, you are full! We have seen Adam Peaty

crowned Olympic champion. Mark Foster is getting emotional already.

Talk us through this brilliant moment in British swimming.

Everything just went right. He had a problem with his start over the last

two years but he has worked on it tirelessly.

All of a sudden, he is leading. When he got to 25 metres, I kind of knew

it was over before the race started. He had a great turn. He is looking

so fantastic. And last year at the worlds he was constantly chasing

that this is a totally different story. He led from the get go. And

his stroke and his power, when you look at him technically, it is

incredible. You can see how powerful his legs are. I thought he was

tightening up a little bit at the end and I was saying, come on! Come

on! He smashed the world record again. He likes to break it in big

chunks. He is an absolute beast. You look at his physique, his back is

huge. The biggest person does not necessarily win the race every time

but that guy has got everything. And mentally he is a man to be proud of.

Take us through the medal ceremony for Adam Peaty Olympic champion. I

will do my best because there are emotions flying everywhere. This is

wonderful to see. Already, Great Britain's results have been better

than in London 2012. A gold and a silver tonight. In 2012 it was a

silver and two bronzes. What a night, goodness me. First of all,

the gold medal here for Adam Peaty and then Jazz Carlin's silver and

probably her second best event because the 800 is her best. We are

looking forward to seeing Jazz on this podium but here is a moment for

the young man smiling, seeing the British flags behind him. There are

quite a few supporters with British flags. It is a very tight arena this

one. So the gold medal for the 100 metre backstroke goes to Cody Miller

of the USA. Born in Las Vegas and only night that the World

Championships last year. Now Olympic bronze. A new American record.

Miller improved every round as well. It puts it in perspective.

He was Olympic champion four years ago in London and that was a

wonderful swim. This time it is silver for Cameron Van Der Burgh of

South Africa. He was just outside his lifetime best. Now it is looking

and old world record indeed with what Adam Peaty has done with it.

The Union Flag has been draped either side of Adam Peaty. He is

looking up to his left. He is a good guy, camp Van Der Burgh. He was the

champion in 2012 but not his time now. -- Cameron Van Der Burgh. A

very deserving Olympic champion. A wonderful moment. Olympic champion,

men's 100 metre breaststroke. Great Britain's Adam Peaty. A new world

record in doing so, the time, 57.1 three. Utterly destroyed the world

record and destroyed the fastest field in history, clear water

between him and the silver and bronze medallists.

He joins a very exclusive club as well. Only Becky Adlington and David

Wilkie winning gold in all the majors, the Commonwealth Games, the

European, the World Championships and now the Olympic Games.

CHEERING Very proud man.

There is his family. Adam Peaty, Olympic champion, 100 metre

breaststroke. The way he did it, he took it out from the start. He was

.68 second ahead and then he won by an absolute streak. ET, Olympic

champion. Coolers a cucumber -- cool as a cucumber, Adam Peaty. It is a

wonderful site. I for 1am very proud to be here commentating on this. The

tradition carries on. And great that he could get Britain's first gold

medal and great that his parents could be here to see it as well.

What a fantastic shot. His parents, the people who have supported him

all the way through. It's interesting actually, I once had a

commiseration with my dad over a pint about how he felt watching and

he said he felt helpless, actually! But very proud. It's a great moment

for a parent, giving your child the opportunity to give them things you

might not have had, making sacrifices and putting them in a

position to be able to enjoy this kind of moment. He enjoys a grade

around the deck with the union flag. Wonderful. -- a parade.

Absolutely brilliant scenes. Britain's first medal of the Olympic

Games and its gold and it was done in style. Adam Peaty set a new

record in the 100 metres best wrote and he is not the only British

athlete to be on the podium this evening, stay with us, because Jazz

Carlin has won a silver medal. His mum and dad are in absolute floods

of tears and rightly so! It's just amazing, I'm so pleased for him.

Everyone is in total tears, we're all feeling it because it's such an

honour and a privilege to see someone do that. He's a brilliant

role model in and out of the pool, isn't he? You start your career and

you're inspired to take up a sport and the man at the pinnacle of your

sport has come and Olympic champion. I was fortunate enough, my first

Olympic Games, I saw Adrian Moorhouse win his gold medal in the

hundred metres breaststroke. And Becky Adlington, I watched her medal

and now I'm out here commentating. It doesn't happen too often in

Britain, we're not America. Jazz Carlin, that was incredible. The

race was incredible. Katie Ledecky out there, but well done to jazz. To

go as fast as Katie Ledecky did was insane. But for Jazz, to stick to