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Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Ocak 2013
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I’m still very confident that Amusan’s final 40m is the fastest on the planet. Tobi just needs slight improvement in her first 20m sprint out of the starting blocks, which is understandable considering how much the false start incident affected her mentally. If Tobi can explode more aggressively from the blocks and maintain that elite finishing speed through the race, she absolutely has the ability to break the world record and go below 12.10.
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Still the World Record holder.... you know! Tobi Amusan... number 1!
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@MakingOfChamps Tobi please pull out that 12.06 oo 😭😭😭
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@MakingOfChamps She will break it herself again
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Tobi Express Amusan finished like a train, running a Season's Best of 12.28s. Masai Russell won the race, running an American Record of 12.14s.
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They are really coming for Tobi Amusan's World Record. God Abeg ooo!
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USA's Masai Russell ran the second fastest time in history over the women's 100m Hurdles, running a Lifetime's Best of 12.14s at the Xiamen Diamond League. That time is a new Diamond League Record, and the fastest time in the World this year. Nigeria's Tobi Amusan ran a Season's Best of 12.28s to finish 2nd in the race.
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African Record holder, Kenya's Ferdinand Omanyala claimed the men's 100m title in a Season's Best (SB) of 9.94s at the Xiamen Diamond League. Gift Leotlela was 2nd in 10.00s over Trayvon Bromell who dipped for 3rd in 10.03s
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Reigning World Champion Collen Kebinatshipi, takes down Samuel Ogazi's World Lead (WL) to win the men's 400m at the Xiamen Diamond League. Kebinatshipi clocked a time of 43.92s to lead an African 1-2-3 finish in this event. Muzala Samukonga placed 2nd in a Season's Best (SB) of 44.04s while Zahkiti Nene came 3rd in 44.40s
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Azodeh@Igbudu9·
She is on her own pedestal Congratulations champion,good that you are at the podium after a rough season you encountered at Purdue. Persistence and consistency will always win 🙌🙌. Nigeria lead off at CMG well sorted out.
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NAIA 100M CHAMPION!!!🥇 Blessing Ogundiran 🇳🇬 stormed to an emphatic win in the women's 100m final at the NAIA Championships, setting a Championship Record of 11.17s (1.1)! With this, Ogundiran now has the 5 fastest times ever run in the NAIA Division. She was well ahead of Tiyna Ridge who got 2nd in 11.46s and Tyeese Smith in 11.66s.

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Two Nigerian athletes are in action today at the Xiamen Diamond League. ▪️Chukwuebuka Enekwechi - men's Shot Put (11.35am Nigerian time). ▪️ Tobi Amusan - women's 100m Hurdles (1.52pm Nigerian time).
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NAIA 100M CHAMPION!!!🥇 Blessing Ogundiran 🇳🇬 stormed to an emphatic win in the women's 100m final at the NAIA Championships, setting a Championship Record of 11.17s (1.1)! With this, Ogundiran now has the 5 fastest times ever run in the NAIA Division. She was well ahead of Tiyna Ridge who got 2nd in 11.46s and Tyeese Smith in 11.66s.
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