https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY9DlgdrQM4

The World Athletics (formerly IAAF) has ratified the Record time of 12.12 secs met by Nigerian Sprint queen, Oluwatobiloba Ayomide Express Amusan OON in the women's 100mH in Oregon this year.

The world records set by Tobi Amusan, Mondo Duplantis and Sydney McLaughlin at the World Athletics Championships Oregon '22 have been ratified.

Amusan’s 12.12 in the women’s 100m hurdles semifinals, Duplantis’s 6.21m in the men’s pole vault final and McLaughlin’s 50.68 in the women’s 400m hurdles final are all now officially in the record books, as is the world U-20 mark of 9.94 set by Letsile Tebogo in the men’s 100m heats.

Two days later, during the final session of the World Athletics Championships, Amusan and Duplantis ensured that the event ended on an incredible high.

After clocking an African record of 12.40 in the 100m hurdles heats, the world was put on notice that 25-year-old Amusan was capable of something special.

The next day, she ran 12.12 (0.9m/s) in the semifinals to improve the world record of 12.20 that had been set by USA’s Kendra Harrison in London in 2016. Amusan wasn’t done there, though, and she followed that remarkable performance with a wind-assisted 12.06 (2.5m/s) to win the final.

“The goal was to come out and to win this gold,” she said. “Honestly, I believe in my abilities, but I was not expecting a world record at these championships.”

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/press-releases/ratified-world-records-amusan-duplantis-mclaughlin-oregon

The ratification is made necessary because they have to recheck the timers, perform drug tests and all the other checks before a World Record is ratified.

Tobi "Express" holds the fastest time ever in these events: An African Record (12.40s) in the heats in Oregon, world record (12.12s), Diamond League Meeting Record (12.29s) and Commonwealth Games Record (12.30s) recorded in Eugene, Weltklasse Zürich and Birmingham respectively.

Amusan, the first Nigerian to win the Diamond League in 2021, also successfully defended her title in 2022.

Batified omoluabi

Good one.. they are shocked a black ass is beating dem wotowoto in their own games

Okay na.

Haters can go and hug transformer

Thank God...but first I didn't know the meaning of RATIFIED oo...i thought it was something bad...I be wan yab BUHARI b dt say na when this babe come in contact with Buhari she get problem...I had to check for the meaning immediately...thank God say na positive ..
I stand with OBIDATI 2023...no tribal or party sentiment...2023 for OBIDATI

No. Una for wait.

Recognise that...."black skin", Nigerian, World record.

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proff010:
Batified omoluabi

God forbid

We reject anything relating to that deadbeat druggie

With the right determination, everything is achievable.

Congratulations once again T.Girl.

Better. Go girl

WOTOPORIOUSLY

Good

Na this kyn thing we want the see from the other gender
Not chomzzy twerks for ebuka mtchwwww

Laggafin:
Good one.. they are shocked a black ass is beating dem wotowoto in their own games

Athletics have always been a black man game..
Even the Americans that dominate it.
There athletes are mostly Black Americas..
No need to hate..

Good for her,for making us proud.
Continue ur good work,but if our country invite u to come for national honors,just do video,no come o!

Na thus kyn thing we want dey see from the other gender
Not chomzzy twerks for ebuka mtchwww

Good one girl..

chisomkachy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY9DlgdrQM4

The World Athletics (formerly IAAF) has ratified the Record time of 12.12 secs met by Nigerian Sprint queen, Oluwatobiloba Ayomide Express Amusan OON in the women's 100mH in Oregon this year.

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/press-releases/ratified-world-records-amusan-duplantis-mclaughlin-oregon

The ratification is made necessary because they have to recheck the timers, perform drug tests and all the other checks before a World Record is ratified.

Tobi "Express" holds the fastest time ever in these events: An African Record (12.40s) in the heats in Oregon, world record (12.12s), Diamond League Meeting Record (12.29s) and Commonwealth Games Record (12.30s) recorded in Eugene, Weltklasse Zürich and Birmingham respectively.

Amusan, the first Nigerian to win the Diamond League in 2021, also successfully defended her title in 2022.

Aha, it is now we can celebrate... particularly since the drug tests are done and dusted.
Well done Miss Toby.
Your legacy is written in gold.
Now work on your longevity to make hay.

midguti:
We're proud of you,Tobi.

Yes oooo !!!

Congrats dear

Congrats Sister.

Can she dive into 100m women race and compete with sherica Jackson and Marie Jose talou

I Love never relax successful people, the sky is unlimited for U.

Benchilwell:
Good for her,for making us proud.
Continue ur good work,but if our country invite u to come for national honors,just do video,no come o!

She already came

Go girl.
Omuluabi for a reason.

obedience4:


Athletics have always been a black man game..
Even the Americans that dominate it.
There athletes are mostly Black Americas..
No need to hate..

If u lack depth or meaning of words you type.. just keep kwayet. Tobi isn't a slave whose father was taken over to the new world in chains and made to run For them in proxy .. she is a thorough African who is representing an African country and motherland.. so suck it in and get urself some brains