Archie Goodburn defies inoperable brain tumor to keep Olympic swimming dream alive

Archie Goodburn reached his first Commonwealth Games 50-meter breaststroke final despite living with inoperable brain cancer. The Scottish swimmer finished seventh but called the experience unforgettable. Along with chasing success in the pool, he continues to raise awareness about brain cancer, hoping future patients

The Scottish swimmer heald back the tears as he delivered an extremely emotional message, stealing the show at the Commonwealth Games' Men's 50m breaststroke final

The athlete fought back the tears after the Commonwealth Games final as he advocated for brain cancer research with other swimmers labelling the Scot "inspirational"

Sean David beats teammate Tomi Bowen 1-up in the event’s first all-Welsh final