Puerto Rico sprinter, Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, held off a strong challenge from world champion and world-record holder Tobi Amusan, to win the 100m at the Athletissima Diamond League meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland on Friday, Saturday PUNCH reports.

Camacho-Quinn ran a meet record 12.34secs to win the 100m hurdles ahead of Amusan, who won silver with a time of 12.45secs. Tia Jones of the USA placed third setting a new personal best of 12.47secs.

The race was much anticipated as it was the first time Amusan, would be running against the Puerto Rican and USA’s Kendra Harrison after breaking the Word Record at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene last month.

The 25-year-old had run a time of 12.12secs in the semi-final to break Harrison’s world record time of 12.20secs in the semi-final, before defending her Commonwealth Games title in Birmingham, UK, setting a games record of 12.30secs to claim gold.

Amusan had won the Diamond League final last year – becoming the first Nigerian to do so.

Them no just allow this 9ja babe enjoy her fame, oyibo wahala and jealousy too much

Omoh they should allow this babe to rest na. Tobi if dem no give u rest, then u give yourself rest.


Body no be firewood.

I swear...

justicechichex:
Omoh they should allow this babe to rest na. Tobi if dem no give u rest, then u give yourself rest.


Body no be firewood.

Cc seun lalastica

justicechichex:
Omoh they should allow this babe to rest na. Tobi if dem no give u rest, then u give yourself rest.


Body no be firewood.

Very simple!

Tobi remains the world record holder and world champion anyways

Yeah that's true

McBishop2020:
Tobi remains the world record holder and world champion anyways

Despite not winning kudos to her