Summer Shaw is a 22-year-old judo player from Scotland. She won a bronze medalmedal/ˈmɛdəl/L1奖牌；勋章a flat piece of metal given as a prize to someone who wins a competition. at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. After her victoryvictory/ˈvɪktəri/L2胜利；成功the act of winning a game, competition, or battle, she went back to her part-time job at McDonald's. She made a TikTok video about this, and it was watched over one million times. "It's so cool when it's something that you have dreamed of doing since you were eight," she told BBC Sport.
Shaw studies for a biology degree and lives near her training centre. She receives an Athlete Performance Award, which helps with her living costs. However, she sometimes pays for competitions herself, like the Grand Prix in Peru. She explained that it is hard to find jobs with flexibleflexible/ˈflɛksəbəl/L2灵活的；可变通的able to change or be changed easily to suit different situations hours. She works part-time at McDonald's, usually two or three shifts a week.
Her dream is to go to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. Also, she started a GoFundMe page to help fund this dream. One comment on her video compared her to a superhero with a side hustle. Shaw has met close friends and her boyfriend at McDonald's. If she had a sponsorsponsor/ˈspɒnsər/L2赞助者；赞助商a person or company that gives money to support an athlete or event, she could be more selectiveselective/sɪˈlɛktɪv/L2选择性的；精挑细选的careful about choosing, only accepting the best or most suitable about her work.
