Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, the ones to watch
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Michael Jamieson represents host country Scotland in the pool where he'll be determined to add to his Olympic silver medal from London 2012.
Scotland's Eilidh Child will be a favourite amongst the home fans in the 400m hurdles.
Tom Daley will be defending his 10m platform diving title which he won in the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India.
England's Laura Massaro is the current squash World Champion and has her eyes on the gold medal in Glasgow.
Welshman Aled Davies took gold in the Paralympic discus and is aiming for a repeat in Glasgow.
Double Olympic gold medallist Laura Trott will be pedalling her way to possible Commonwealth glory.
Jamaican track superstar, Usain Bolt, has six Olympic gold medals and two world records. Everyone else had better watch out!
Canadian weightlifter Marie-Eve Beauchemin-Nadeau hopes to go one better than the silver medal that she won at the 2010 Games in Delhi
Australian sprinter Sally Pearson was stripped of her title in the 2010 Commonwealth Games after a false start. She won't want a repeat of that as she goes for 100m gold in Glasgow.
Getting into the boxing ring for Northern Ireland will be Paddy Barnes. He won gold in Delhi and won't want to settle for anything less in Glasgow.
Mo Farah has become the latest big name athlete to pull out of the Games after failing to recover from a recent illness.