INTERNATIONAL NEWS - It was the word less-than-sparingly used by Bert le Clos in the wake of his son Chad's extraordinary gold-medal triumph over Michael Phelps in the 200m butterfly at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
That legendary interview is now enshrined in sporting folklore; so much so that Bert's new-found fame arguably eclipsed that of his son's for a short time.
But that remarkable July evening was undoubtedly still Chad's finest hour, and, with the 2016 Games just a couple of weeks away, Supersport will be screening the fascinating and revealing documentary titled 'Unbelievable: The Chad le Clos story' on Sunday.
The 60-minute film provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the brutal journey Le Clos and his family have endured on his road to Rio, particularly in the intervening years since that heady night in 2012. Despite cementing his place at the pinnacle of his code, the 24-year old has had to contend with some trying times away from the pool.
Bert was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, while his mother Geraldine suffered a recurrence of her breast cancer, which first flared up in 2010.
She underwent a double mastectomy just weeks before the Games are due to begin, while Bert too has had to go under the knife, meaning their presence in Rio next month remains very much in the balance.
