The American Christian Coleman won this Sunday at the Tokyo meeting his first 100-meter race since becoming world champion in Doha 2019although he could not go down 10 seconds (10.09).
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This is the final race of the conference at Tokyo National Stadium. Coleman, who was suspended for 18 months for violating mandatory whereabouts communication regulations for doping controls, he missed the Olympic Games, in this very stadium, for that reason.
His score was in contrast to an achievement the day before in Nairobi by Kenyan Ferdinan Omanyala, leader of the year with 9.85.
“The plan is to go here, open my season with a win and have a good career. Now I have to keep working. I am very motivated to defend my world title in Oregon this summer, ”the American sprinter said.
He has no rival in his career category. The second classified is Japanese Yuki Koike with 10.22 and the third is Australian Rohan Browning with 10.23.
In the series Coleman won the first with a time of 10.21 before about 10,000 spectators went to the stadium wearing masks.
Source: La Verdad
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