Sprint Hurdler Cordell Tinch succeeds in Holloway as a world champion with a dominant display.
Cordell Tinch held the epidemic period by selling mobile phones and placing cars making toilet paper. When he returned seriously in 2023, he enjoyed the rise of meteorite, and on Tuesday (September 16) defeated the world of 110 million Khoros in Tokyo.
12.99 (-0.3) from Wisconsin 25, as Jamaican Duo Orlando Bennett and Tyler Mason came to 13.08 and 13.12, respectively.
Spanish Enrique Llos was the fourth in 13.16, Hope Rachid Muratake with the house nation, receiving the biggest joy in the night because he finished the fifth in 13.18.
In the last seasons, the dominant Grant Holouke has not found its own way in this event and was only the sixth in its semi-final, 13.52.
Tinch was a promising sprint and NFL player during college, but a three-year interval had a trail where he did a number of strange things before he finally returned to athletics.
He was unable to pass the US team last year, but this year he turned his turn, and he received the opportunity in style.
“When I passed the finish line, I felt relieved,” he said. “I entered this season with the aim of winning the title of the world. I wanted to be the best Hurdler in the world.
“Keeping the medal with America is fantastic. I left the track for a couple of years, but I don’t regret now.
“There are up and downs, but at the end of the day you get what you need to get. The only one is to make today that I didn’t feel much pressure for them.
“I don’t think any hurdler will say that you can make obstacles perfectly if it’s 12.79. I don’t think it’s done the perfect race. “
