Rob Woodhouse<\/strong> made history as he became the first Australian to win an Olympic medal and swim the English Channel solo when he completed the crossing on Saturday.<\/p>\n Woodhouse won bronze in the 400IM at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles as well as claiming three silver medals across two Commonwealth Games and two second-place finishes in as many Pan-Pacs.<\/p>\n The 56-year-old is agent to the likes of Adam Peaty<\/strong>, Becky Adlington<\/strong> and Chris Hoy<\/strong> – who boast 11 Olympic titles between them – with sports talent and marketing agency TLA Worldwide.<\/p>\n Woodhouse is also uncle to Emma McKeon<\/strong>, who became the most decorated athlete in Commonwealth history having taken her overall medal tally to 20 across three Games at Birmingham 2022, and her brother David<\/strong>, a former world, Commonwealth and Pans-Pacs medallist.<\/p>\n