Aidan Walsh

I guarantee you can beat this guy, Aidan.

Come on, please.

And he sat down and he opened the video and he showed me the cube and stuff.

And he was saying, Aidan, come on.

You can do it.

You can do it and stuff.

And when he went to walk out of the room, he turned around and saw if he was talking to me and he said, Aidan, come on, have a think about it.

And I said, no problem.

And I went on later that day and went and beat the Cuban.

And then went on the next day and then beat the Puerto Rican and qualified.

And after that competition, I only knew this a few weeks ago, Damien says, when he left my room, he says, when he turned around to say, Aidan, come on, he looked over and he seen two cans of Coke.

And he left the room and he says, I would have lost him.

Yeah.

And I say, you're lucky that's all you saw because there were about four or five more under the bed.

But even looking back, so there were times that it was really difficult, really, really hard.

And you're in a room on your own, it's hard, you don't know.

Those are the moments, there's so many of those moments that I talk about that actually mean a lot more to me than the Olympic medal.

Yeah, do you know what?

And that's a great question.

I look at Michaela and obviously she wants that Olympic medal.