Amusan is equal to Okagbare, the feat of the World Brume Championship

Tobi Amusan has matched the feat of the World Championship by blessed Okagbare and that Brume after winning money in the 100 -meter female obstacles in this year’s tournament in Tokyo on Monday, Champions reports.

The head of the world record sailed through his heats easily, then intensified in the semifinals, executing a tactical race to obtain 12.36s, the faster time in general.

He led a loaded field that included Grace Stark (12.37), the Olympic champion Masai Russell (12.42s), defending champion Danielle Williams (12.44s) and DITAJI Kambundj (12.44s).

However, the Nugent and Alaysha Johnson medal contenders did not advance.

In the final, Amusan did not get the best of the beginning since Masai Russell and Grace Stark were advanced early, with the explosive Stark reaction giving him a narrow advantage. But as the race was developed, Amusan and Duitaji Kambundji made their way to the contest.

Surprisingly, the Olympic champion Russell vanished in the last stages, while Amusan deepened, producing a powerful sauce in the line to claim silver, his first global medal since his triumph of 2022 and world record. The result also delivered the first podium of Nigeria of the Championships.

Duitaji Kambundji produced the performance of his life, assaulting gold in a Swiss national record of 12.24s, while Stark endured bronze in 12.34s, with Russell relegated to fourth in 12.44s.

Pia Skrzyszowska (12.49s) surpassed Devynne Charlton (12.49s) for the fifth, Danielle Williams finished seventh at 12.53s, and Nadine Visser completed the alignment at 12.56s.

With this performance, Amusan joined Okagbare and Brume as the only Nigerians who have won multiple medals in the World Championship.