Eamon Wade Sullivan (born 30 August 1985) is an Australian former sprint swimmer, three-time Olympic medallist, and former world record-holder in two events.

[citation needed] At the 2004 Olympic trials he grabbed a spot in the 4x100 Freestyle relay team by finishing fourth in the final.

In December, at the Australian National Championships he broke the 50 m national record in 22.00 s. In July 2007, Sullivan won the 50 m freestyle at the Santa Clara International Invitational Grand Prix in California in 22.30 s. Also in July, he clocked 21.62 s to slash 0.07 s off Brett Hawke's 7-year-old 50 m Short Course Australian record at Telstra Grand Prix2 in Canberra.

[5] At the 2014 Australian Trials in Brisbane, Sullivan made his comeback official, winning the 50m freestyle and securing him a spot on the roster for the Commonwealth Games team.

[7] Sullivan became the fastest swimmer in history after he broke the world 50 m freestyle record at the 2008 NSW Open Championships at Sydney International Aquatic Centre.

He significantly improved his last PB standing at 22.00 s.[citation needed] He declared he had had positive feelings of being in a good form for the race earlier on.

The 100m free record was then broken by Brazilian sprinter César Cielo at the 2009 FINA World Championships on 7 July 2009 and now stands at 46.91.

[12] Sullivan co-owns the restaurant with pole vaulter Steve Hooker and field hockey player Jamie Dwyer.

Bridger and Sullivan split the site and redeveloped it into two new venues: Sammy's, a sandwich bar, and Pogo, a Middle Eastern eatery.

[19] In October 2018, in partnership with Andy Freeman and Bridger, Sullivan opened Goody Two's, a Japanese whiskey bar located at Hibernian Place in the Perth CBD.