Adam Peaty, the British swimming star, has faced a challenging week after testing positive for COVID-19 just hours after winning a silver medal in the men's 100m breaststroke at the Paris Olympics. Although he returned to the pool and helped Team GB qualify for the men's 4x100m medley relay final with a leg time of 59.16 seconds, he acknowledged that he will not be at '100 percent' for the remainder of the competition. Peaty described this week as 'probably the worst of my life' due to multiple health issues, including an ear infection, exacerbated by COVID. Team GB's relay team, which includes Peaty, finished second in their heat and is hopeful for a strong performance in the final. Despite his struggles, Peaty expressed gratitude for the medical support he has received during this difficult time. He remains optimistic about competing in the upcoming mixed relay event, contingent on his health.