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The Nigeria’s 100m Hurdles World Record Holder, Tobi Amusan is confident of making her mark at the Olympic Games after failing to make the podium in her last two tries.
She made a statement at the Paris 2024 Olympics, winning her heat and advancing to the semifinals with a blistering time of 12.49 seconds on Wednesday.
“I mean, God is great,” Amusan said in an interview with Making ofChampions. “My third Olympics, and the goal is to come out here and execute each round.
Amusan, fondly referred to as Tobi, has consistently dominated the 100m hurdles event, claiming gold medals at the World Championship, Commonwealth Games, African Championship, African Games, and Diamond League.
However, an Olympic medal has remained elusive, with her closest attempt being a fourth-place finish at the Tokyo Olympics
Despite being the World Record holder, Amusan says she feels no pressure.
“You just said I’m the world record holder, there’s no pressure on me. I mean, it comes with it, but I just act like an underdog coming into every race and just have fun with it.”
” Am prepared to win that elusive medal in Paris. “I prepared all my life for this, and I think I’m ready.” Amusa declared.
Meanwhile, Amusan will continue her chase for a medal when she returns to action in the semifinals of the 100m hurdles event on Friday.