Cameron McEvoy returns to Glasgow for Commonwealth Games after almost giving up on swimming
- When Cameron McEvoy travelled to Glasgow in 2014, he was a 19-year-old "kid".
- Twelve years later, he returns to the site of his Commonwealth Games debut as a completely different man with a completely different outlook on a sport that is almost unrecognisable.
- McEvoy emerged as part of the ill-fated batch of sprint stars at the 2012 Olympics — the so-called "weapons of mass destruction" who returned from London without a gold medal from any male swimmer.
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- When Cameron McEvoy travelled to Glasgow in 2014, he was a 19-year-old "kid".
- Twelve years later, he returns to the site of his Commonwealth Games debut as a completely different man with a completely different outlook on a sport that is almost unrecognisable.
- McEvoy emerged as part of the ill-fated batch of sprint stars at the 2012 Olympics — the so-called "weapons of mass destruction" who returned from London without a gold medal from any male swimmer.
Sources: ABC Australia