AMY HUNT is prioritising “medals over men” as she adapts to life as a superstar athlete.
The 23-year-old shot to fame last month after at the World Championships in Tokyo.
Amy Hunt won silver in Tokyo last month
The confident star has shot to fame following her track exploits
Following her achievement, Hunt claimed that she would celebrate with some karaoke.
Quizzed what she’d be singing, the confident star said: “Probably Maneater.
“That’s really boring but I feel like that was the vibe tonight, just sexy and aggressive.”
Hunt, who has a degree in English Literature from Cambridge, continues to have her eyes firmly set on further prizes.
Speaking to The Times , the 200m specialist said: “Obviously, as a female athlete, you also have to plan when you think motherhood is a feasible thing for you.
“But the world is very open to me and I will get a sense of what I want to do when the moment is right.
“I actually always joke to my coach, ‘medals before men’, that’s the quote of the day!”
Hunt has not ruled out balancing her blossoming career with further studies.
She added: “I change my mind on it every year. Immediately after coming out of university I thought about the V&A and doing a Masters — with the hope of maybe going on to do a PhD, because I always thought being ‘Dr Amy’ would be pretty cool.
“But then my mind changed and I think I’d want to actually work at a museum or gallery and curate.
“But then I’m like, no, maybe I’d do a law conversion because a lot of my friends did a law conversion out of English.
“And then maybe I’d do that, or maybe an kind of thing.
“So my mind is always changing on that and I think I’ll only decide when I get to the end.”
Hunt, 23, earned a degree from Cambridge
The popular star is prioritising ‘medals over men’ 
