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Tobi Amusan clinches another gold medal at ISTAF

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World Athletic champion, Tobi Amusan, has added another feather to her cap after winning gold in the women’s 200m Hurdles at the International Sepaktakraw Federation (ISTAF) in Berlin, Germany.

Read also: 10 gorgeous looks of sprint amazon, Tobi Amusan

Confiance News gathered from Twitter on Sunday.

World Athletic Champion, Tobi Amusan, jubilating with the Nigerian flag, having won a gold medal in Berlin. Photo credit: Twitter.

According to the report, Amusan from Nigeria, finished at 12.45s, whereas the first runner up, Tia Jones from the United States closed in at 12.58s while the third position went to Megan Tapper from Jamaica who clocked 12.66s.

Confiance News recalls that Tobi Amusan is the current African, Commonwealth and World Champion in the 100m hurdles as well as the record holder in the three competitions (Wikipedia).

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