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‘It’s going to be bloody’ – Amusan warns of tougher women’s hurdles in 2027

‘It’s going to be bloody’ – Amusan warns of tougher women’s hurdles in 2027

By GhanaSummary NewsroomNigeria

The Nigerian had earlier finished third at the Commonwealth Games before seeing her long-standing world record fall, but she managed to put those disappointments behind her and rebuild her momentum one race at a time.

Nigerian sprint hurdling star Tobi Amusan says she is determined to end the 2026 season on a high after claiming silver at the World Athletics Ultimate Championships, while admitting that the women’s 100m hurdles is becoming increasingly competitive.

Despite the disappointment of losing the world record, Amusan was pleased to leave the Ultimate Championships with a medal and is now looking forward to completing the season strongly.

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