Olympic Man Candy: Matthew Mitcham

Okay, so all the previous posts have focussed on Olympic Man Candy that are straight, and we can only dream about and stare at on the TV screen. Thinking of how good their bodies are, and being jealous that they probably have a girlfriend who enjoys it all to herself.

I think it is only right we can stare at the TV and know that the diver is batting for our team too, yeah? Afterall, there are only a few out-gay individuals taking part in these Olympics. We need someone who we can stare at and know that there could be a chance of bumping into him in a SoHo bar whilst he visits.

I got the perfect guy for you...

Say hello to Matthew Mitcham. An australian diver who is happening to be a rival of our Great Britain fitty Tom Daley. He is taking part in the 10m Platform on Friday and Saturday.

Without further a-do, get ready for some Australian, 100% gay diving fitness.

You know I had to add these in, and say two words...

If only...







Okay, so you are probably lost in a trail of throughts right now... just remember this.

Tom Daley and Matthew Mitcham.

Friday from 7pm.

Watch Online. On Tv. Or watch Twitter and Facebook go diving crazy.

That's all, I'll leave you with your thoughts...

Olympic Man Candy: Tom Daley

At some point today, you will hear about the Olympics. It will probably be at least once every 30 minutes, and there will probably be talk about how bad the traffic and tubes were in London this morning (or how quiet it was!).

Then, you will probably start hearing the women and guys talk about who looked good last night in the swimming, who was pretty, who was not. Who won, who failed, before the attention turns to today. 2:55pm. BBC One. The Aquatic Centre.

Tom Daley.

One of the main guys featured in the Olympic Man Candy post from last week will be cracking out the speedos, diving from a 10m board, and hoping for a gold medal.

For now... Here is a little something to get you through to this afternoon. Enjoy!











































Okay, so maybe I overdid it with the pictures. Hopefully that will keep you all going until the live event this afternoon.

Tune in on BBC One at 2:55pm, iPlayer, Radio 5 Live, or on the BBC London 2012 website. Scream, drool, shout, cheer, and keep those fingers crossed that he comes away with a gold medal!



Good luck!