In the 200m Olympic final he came from behind to overtake Carlos and win a gold medal in a world record time of 19.83 seconds. He even had time to celebrate by raising his arms in triumph before crossing the finishing line. What a time for Bath to have a wobble! You hate to say the wheels have fallen off because it's Bath and they have this exception international line-up that can still perform well. "Navigating elite sport and international competition is challenging during these times and it has been a significant achievement to travel to New Zealand and complete the series against the Silver Ferns. "He scaled the greatest of heights as a player with his talent but it is who he was as a man that made him so much more to us all.