Neil Adams

I got halfway through, started to rescue a dying match, and I was kind of one step, half a step behind all the way through. So I never really got into it.

I got halfway through, started to rescue a dying match, and I was kind of one step, half a step behind all the way through. So I never really got into it.

Well, you know, the thing is about a lefty is a lefty will have more opportunity to fight righties, you know, right-handers. Because, I mean, 70% of the population are right-handers, 30% left. So they get to fight more right-handers. And it's just a fact, you know, that happens. So the thing that they hate is fighting left against left. They don't like it left against left.

Well, you know, the thing is about a lefty is a lefty will have more opportunity to fight righties, you know, right-handers. Because, I mean, 70% of the population are right-handers, 30% left. So they get to fight more right-handers. And it's just a fact, you know, that happens. So the thing that they hate is fighting left against left. They don't like it left against left.

Well, you know, the thing is about a lefty is a lefty will have more opportunity to fight righties, you know, right-handers. Because, I mean, 70% of the population are right-handers, 30% left. So they get to fight more right-handers. And it's just a fact, you know, that happens. So the thing that they hate is fighting left against left. They don't like it left against left.

Whereas a right-hander will go right against right. But the opposite is awkward for me because just simply I like to go onto the sleeve and then I like to dominate the grips. But the actual angle of the opponent wasn't what I wanted. So I had to work really hard against it.

Whereas a right-hander will go right against right. But the opposite is awkward for me because just simply I like to go onto the sleeve and then I like to dominate the grips. But the actual angle of the opponent wasn't what I wanted. So I had to work really hard against it.

Whereas a right-hander will go right against right. But the opposite is awkward for me because just simply I like to go onto the sleeve and then I like to dominate the grips. But the actual angle of the opponent wasn't what I wanted. So I had to work really hard against it.

It was a split decision in the end. And so to lose an Olympic final on a split decision is pretty, you know, it's something that's still on my mind. And, you know, I think that it's a strange one because I can still wake up that one and four years later at the Olympics because I was silver medalist at the Olympics four years later as well. And yeah, it still haunts me.

It was a split decision in the end. And so to lose an Olympic final on a split decision is pretty, you know, it's something that's still on my mind. And, you know, I think that it's a strange one because I can still wake up that one and four years later at the Olympics because I was silver medalist at the Olympics four years later as well. And yeah, it still haunts me.

It was a split decision in the end. And so to lose an Olympic final on a split decision is pretty, you know, it's something that's still on my mind. And, you know, I think that it's a strange one because I can still wake up that one and four years later at the Olympics because I was silver medalist at the Olympics four years later as well. And yeah, it still haunts me.

I do. I mean, the diet side of it, it's difficult to really admit that, isn't it? That you went to an Olympic Games. And the one thing that you really sucked at, right, was one of the most important things now at world level sport, you know, where you've got the nutrition, you know, we've got it. You would think that most people have got it sorted, but there's still people making mistakes.

I do. I mean, the diet side of it, it's difficult to really admit that, isn't it? That you went to an Olympic Games. And the one thing that you really sucked at, right, was one of the most important things now at world level sport, you know, where you've got the nutrition, you know, we've got it. You would think that most people have got it sorted, but there's still people making mistakes.

I do. I mean, the diet side of it, it's difficult to really admit that, isn't it? That you went to an Olympic Games. And the one thing that you really sucked at, right, was one of the most important things now at world level sport, you know, where you've got the nutrition, you know, we've got it. You would think that most people have got it sorted, but there's still people making mistakes.

There's still people that haven't got it totally sorted. Yeah.

There's still people that haven't got it totally sorted. Yeah.

There's still people that haven't got it totally sorted. Yeah.

That's a good way of looking at it. I never, yeah. Maybe that's what I did. Yeah, exactly.

That's a good way of looking at it. I never, yeah. Maybe that's what I did. Yeah, exactly.

That's a good way of looking at it. I never, yeah. Maybe that's what I did. Yeah, exactly.