When Aidan Walsh flew out to Tokyo a year after he should have he wasn't considered a favourite for a medal. Instead he proved many of his doubters wrong and ended up standing proudly on the pdium with a bronze medal in the bag.
Walsh etched himself into Irish sporting folklore when he won his medal in the quarter-finals of the mens Welterweight boxing event at the Covid-19 delayed Tokyo Olympics.
Now, as part of an Olympic Federation of Ireland mini-series, he's decided to reveal his inner emotions as the biggest moment of his life so far began to unfold.