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Currently competing at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, Hunter-Spivey’s journey up until this point has been far from plain sailing – but he wouldn’t change it for the world.

The role of sport in society can often be lost on individuals, though Jack Hunter-Spivey does not require reminding of its significant impact.



“I’m definitely chasing that gold medal.



I’m currently number one seed in the competition so, on paper, I should do well.



“I didn’t really understand why I wasn’t like the other kids and couldn’t run as fast or walk.

The 27-year-old, who grew up in Anfield, harboured hopes of becoming a professional footballer but explored alternative avenues despite his love for Liverpool.

Progression to Saturday's semi-finals was confirmed on Thursday afternoon after defeating Canada's Muhammad Mudassar and the 27-year-old is now eyeing up the ultimate prize on offer at the Commonwealth Games.