Robbie Renwick: I might be an underdog but I'll do everything I can to win gold at Glasgow 2014
Swimmer Robbie Renwick has vowed to do everything he can to ensure he takes gold at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Renwick, 26, from Glasgow, won gold in the 200m freestyle at the 2010 games in Dehli and now hopes to repeat his winning performance in his home city.
Talking about his journey to the Games in a video for Strathmore, official water supplier of Glasgow 2014, he said: "I might be an underdog, I'm six foot one which as a swimmer is relatively small but every year I'm finding ways to get faster, to get those tiny gains.
"Having the Commonwealth Games in my home city is a huge motivation to get myself in the best possible state to deliver a gold medal."
Watch the full video below.
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