The Olympic 100m hurdles semi-final proved challenging for Tobi Amusan, who failed to make it to the final round.
Tobi Amusan, the holder of women’s 100m hurdles world record from Nigeria, has experienced an obstacle in her quest for Olympic success.
With a time of 12.55 seconds, Amusan secured the third position in the initial semi-final heat.
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Her position has become precarious, as she is now dependent on the chance of qualifying for the final as one of the non-automatic qualifiers with top speed.
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