Adam Peaty added to his medal haul at the the World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju by winning gold in the 50m breaststroke.
Peaty already topped the podium in the 100m on Monday and claimed his third 50-100m double at the World Championships with a time of 26.06.
He finished 0.6 of a second faster than Felipe Lima, while Joao Gomes took bronze in 26.69.
💣 T R I P L E D O U B L E 💣@adam_peaty has won his second 🌍 title of the week, the third time he has won the 50-100 breaststroke double at the World Championships 🔥 pic.twitter.com/TOETU1cvGd — British Swimming (@britishswimming) July 24, 2019
The 24-year-old will have been hoping to beat his own 50m world record of 25.95secs – which he set in 2017 in Budapest – but fell just short.
Peaty, who won Great Britain's first gold medal at the Rio Olympics three years ago, is unbeaten in five years at the breaststroke.
