“I know the stories with the suppliers, the locations, that haven’t been paid. Woodhouse told Swimming World: “Adam is the last of our team to be paid from last season, but I’ve been assured by Konstantin (ISL founder Konstantin Grigorishin) that it’s coming.” “That is the way it is and I don’t want to go on social media and I want the league to grow, I want to give it a chance, but there’s a certain amount of time, isn’t there? 12 months….”
“If I’ve not been paid then who else hasn’t? I’ve been part-paid but not for all of it and that is from last year. Peaty has been an interested observer this time around but his desire for the league to successfully develop conflicts with his own experience. However, Roar general manager Rob Woodhouse confirmed on Monday that the three-time Olympic champion would not be appearing at the Pieter van den Hoogenband Swimming Stadium. Peaty was a mainstay for London Roar in the first two seasons of the International Swimming League and there had been some hope he would return this week in Eindhoven where Ilya Shymanovich has been in blistering form for Energy Standard. The ISL final is underway without Adam Peaty, who only returned to training following his stint on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ and who is still awaiting payment from last season.
Adam Peaty Awaits Unpaid Wages From The ISL And Urges Athletes To Exert Greater Power
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