Tobi Amusan shatters record, dominates 100M hurdles at Silesia Diamond League
Tobi Amusan, the celebrated Nigerian athlete, has once again etched her name in the annals of track and field history. In a remarkable display of skill and speed, she secured victory in the women’s 100 meters hurdles at the highly-anticipated Silesia Diamond League held in Poland.
With sheer determination and finesse, Amusan, who currently holds the world record in this event, left her American rivals, Kendra Harrison and Ali Nia, in the dust. Crossing the finish line in an astonishing 12.34 seconds, she outpaced Harrison (12.35) and the 2019 world champion, Ali (12.38). Not only did she equal the meeting record at the Silesia Stadium in Chorzó, but she also achieved her season’s best performance.
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This recent triumph adds to Amusan’s growing list of accolades. Just a fortnight ago, she secured her first Diamond League title of the year in Stockholm, Sweden. However, her journey doesn’t end here. The world awaits her highly anticipated defense of the world record in Budapest later this year.
