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He pulled out of the final but with no official reason for it. In the final itself Odamtten won well but mainly because Robertson appeared to pull up before the line. Great victory for the 18 year old though, who has started this year very well indeed.
I think she must be dyslexic. Pronouncing a name 3 or 4 different ways within a couple of minutes is quite symptomatic of that - like she's seeing the name for the very first time every time she reads it.
Having said that, World Athletics, British Athletics and any other federation thinking of employing her should be holding their commentators to higher standards. As it is, her commentary is a bit embarrassing for the sport. I find it hard to believe that no-one at WA or British Athletics has noticed how she struggles?
It turns out that streaming for the good Challenger meeting in Sabadell, Spain is not geo-blocked. Just started broadcasting now at https://www.ccma.cat/video/embed/oca1/
Will be interesting to see whether Mu’s prodigy-level times/progression level off quicker than KH, or if the two of them spur each other to new levels
Well, this is very welcome news! Bennett is still just 21 (turns 22 on Feb 2) and 7.84 puts him just outside the UK 20 all time for 60m hurdles as an U23. There is still plenty of that talent he showed back in 2018 in his body. Now the question is whether that body can hold up this time around. Here's hoping that he does.
Some great news - Sam Bennett is back hurdling for the first time since March 2020, and he has set a massive PB! 7.84 for a Harvard school record over in the US. Left in the blocks but came through extremely impressively - Colin would definitely be calling it silky smooth.
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