Masai Russell took a web page out of Noah Lyles’ e book on Saturday on the Paris Olympics and gained the ladies’s 100-meter hurdles by a torso.
Russell defeated Cyrena Samba-Mayela by one one-hundredth of a second to get again on the rostrum Russell crossed the road at 12.33 and Samba-Mayela completed with a 12.34.
Puerto Rico’s Jasmine Camacho-Quinn gained bronze.
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Russell’s end gave the impression to be just like that of Lyles’ win within the 100-meter dash earlier this week. Lyles narrowly defeated Jamaican Kishane Thompson by 5 thousandths of a second.
The sector for the race was stacked as she defeated the defending Olympic champion in Camacho-Quinn and Jamaica’s Danielle Williams, who gained the world championships final 12 months in Budapest.
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“I suppose I don’t actually take into consideration (having the highest time) as a result of I do know there’s nonetheless extra within the tank,” Russell informed The Related Press earlier than the race. “I really feel like when you begin considering that you must do one thing greater than what you’ve already achieved, that’s when dangerous issues can (occur). … If it’s meant for me to win the gold, it’s going to occur.”
It’s Russell’s first Olympic medal – not to mention gold.
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Samba-Mayela acquired the loudest cheers as she gained a medal for her home country. It was the primary Olympic medal for her profession. She gained gold within the World Indoor Championships in 2022 within the 60-meter hurdles.
The Related Press contributed to this report.
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