Ian Thorpe's mythic rise from boy to hero had an ironic twist
Ian Thorpe become a global star as a teenager, attracting both opportunities and scrutiny. Now, he wishes he'd done some things differently.
Ian Thorpe's mythic rise from boy to hero had an ironic twist
Ian Thorpe become a global star as a teenager, attracting both opportunities and scrutiny. Now, he wishes he'd done some things differently.
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