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JUST-IN: Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan Breaks World Record, Wins Historic 100m Hurdles Gold

by Salifu Usman
3 years ago
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Athlete Tobi Amusan became the first Nigerian ever to win Gold at the World Athletics Championships after racing to a stunning world record time of 12.06s on Monday morning at the World Athletics Championship in Oregon, USA.

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She did it by going faster than the 12.12s world record time she ran in the semi-finals, but her 12.06s in the final wasn’t recognised as a world record owing to the over 2m/s wind speed.

 

Nigeria had won a total of nine medals, comprising four silver and five bronze before Amusan destroyed a strong field in the final.

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Three years ago, Amusan had finished fourth in Doha, Qatar.

She had earlier taken eight hundredths of a second off American Keni Harrison‘s world record from 2016.

 

Amusan’s previous personal best before the semi-final was 12.40, set in the first round on Saturday in Oregon, United States.


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