Williamson beats world record holder Ramsay-Peaty for 100m breaststroke gold, 12 months after rupturing patella tendon

Williamson beats world record holder Ramsay-Peaty for 100m breaststroke gold, 12 months after rupturing patella tendon

Sam Williamson won the men's 100m breaststroke at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games in 59.17 seconds, defeating British world record holder Adam Ramsay-Peaty, who took bronze. Filip Nowacki of Jersey claimed silver. Williamson, 28, ruptured his patella tendon in training roughly a year ago — an injury that can end a swimming career.

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