Jonnie Peacock says he is 'running better than I have run for the last four years' as he aims for a third Paralympic gold medal.
Jonnie Peacock says he will be "ready to fight" as he targets a third Paralympic gold medal at Paris 2024.
"I feel like I can fight again. That's something that's really important for me. The last few years I've been off balance, right on the ragged edge of my technique where that if I have to push a little bit more, I lose it. Not any more." Referencing the Tokyo Games in 2021, he added: "I'm still annoyed from three years ago. I get an opportunity to rectify that mistake. I will be going in there, going to war, and I'll be ready to fight and hopefully all my competitors are ready because there is going to be a battle.
"The pressure for me is part of my toolkit. The more pressure you give me, the faster I run. I know that not all of my competitors can say that."
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