Deh Weir Wolf eat Gatlin in china

[Wahalla]

an shelly ann win tuh....
Results
Men's 200m
1.Warren Weir (Jamaica) 20.18
2. Justin Gatlin (U.S.) 20.21
3. Jason Young (Jamaica) 20.22
4. Zhang Peimeng (China) 20.47
5. Churandy Martina (Netherlands) 20.59
6. Darvis Patton (U.S.) 20.61
7. Xie Zhenye (China) 20.63
8. Wallace Spearmon (U.S.) 1:20.88
Men's 400m
1. Kirani James (Grenada) 44.02
2. LaShawn Merritt (U.S.) 44.60
3. Luguelin Santos (Dominican Republic) 45.11
4. Jonathan Borlee (Belgium) 45.57
5. Lalonde Gordon (Trinidad and Tobago) 46.39
6. Zhang Huadong (China) 47.77
. Pavel Maslak (Czech Republic) DSQ
. Conrad Williams (Britain) DSQ
Men's 1500m
1. Asbel Kiprop (Kenya) 3:32.39
2. Gebremedhen Gebremariam (Ethiopia) 3:32.43
3. Collins Cheboi (Kenya) 3:32.96
4. Abdalaati Iguider (Morocco) 3:33.29
5. Bethwell Birgen (Kenya) 3:33.67
6. Silas Kiplagat (Kenya) 3:33.85
7. James Kiplagat Magut (Kenya) 3:35.29
8. Teshome Dirirsa (Ethiopia) 3:35.47
Men's 110m Hurdles
1. Jason Richardson (U.S.) 13.23
2. Ryan Wilson (U.S.) 13.25
3. Xie Wenjun (China) 13.28
4. David Oliver (U.S.) 13.35
5. Jeff Porter (U.S.) 13.45
6. Sergey Shubenkov (Russia) 13.52
7. Shi Dongpeng (China) 13.64
8. Lehann Fourie (South Africa) 13.82
Men's 3000m Steeplechase
1. Conseslus Kipruto (Kenya) 8:01.16
2. Paul Kipsiele Koech (Kenya) 8:02.63
3. Hillary Kipsang Yego (Kenya) 8:03.57
4. Abel Kiprop Mutai (Kenya) 8:08.83
5. Gilbert Kiplangat Kirui (Kenya) 8:09.50
6. Jairus Kipchoge Birech (Kenya) 8:10.27
7. Brimin Kiprop Kipruto (Kenya) 8:14.97
8. Bernard Mbugua Nganga (Kenya) 8:20.69

Men's Long Jump
1. Li Jinzhe (China) 8.34
2. Aleksandr Menkov (Russia) 8.31
3. Greg Rutherford (Britain) 8.08
4. Su Xiongfeng (China) 8.00
5. Ngonidzashe Makusha (Zimbabwe) 7.96
6. Ignisious Gaisah (Ghana) 7.95
7. Godfrey Khotso Mokoena (South Africa) 7.74
8. Irving Jahir Saladino Aranda (Panama) 7.72
Men's Javelin Throw
1. Tero Pitkaemaeki (Finland) 87.60
2. Vitezslav Vesely (Czech Republic) 86.67
3. Dmitri Tarabin (Russia) 85.36
4. Ari Mannio (Finland) 83.43
5. Zhao Qinggang (China) 81.18
6. Keshorn Walcott (Trinidad and Tobago) 79.02
7. Julius Yego (Kenya) 78.23
8. Stuart Farquhar (New Zealand) 76.36
Women's 100m
1. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jamaica) 10.93
2. Blessing Okagbare (Nigeria) 11.00
3. Carmelita Jeter (U.S.) 11.08
4. Samantha Henry-Robinson (Jamaica) 11.23
5. Sheri-Ann Brooks (Jamaica) 11.27
6. Aleen Bailey (Jamaica) 11.30
7. Ruddy Zang Milama (Gabon) 11.36
8. Jeneba Tarmoh (U.S.) 11.42
Women's 800m
1. Francine Niyonsaba (Burundi) 2:00.33
2. Janeth Jepkosgei Busienei (Kenya) 2:01.28
3. Malika Akkaoui (Morocco) 2:01.49
4. Winny Chebet (Kenya) 2:01.54
5. Marina Arzamasova (Belarus) 2:02.44
6. Wang Chunyu (China) 2:02.81
7. Tatyana Markelova (Russia) 2:02.92
8. Zhao Jing (China) 2:02.94
Women's 5000m
1. Genzebe Dibaba (Ethiopia) 14:45.92
2. Meseret Defar (Ethiopia) 14:47.76
3. Viola Jelagat Kibiwot (Kenya) 14:48.29
4. Mercy Cherono (Kenya) 14:49.84
5. Mary Wangari Mureithi (Kenya) 14:49.92
6. Buze Diriba Kejela (Ethiopia) 14:50.24
7. Irine Chepet Cheptai (Kenya) 14:50.99
8. Gelete Burka (Ethiopia) 14:59.05
Women's 400m Hurdles
1. Zuzana Hejnova (Czech Republic) 53.79
2. Angela Morosanu (Romania) 53.85
3. Yadisleidis Pedroso (Italy) 54.54
4. Dalilah Muhammad (U.S.) 54.74
5. Kaliese Spencer (Jamaica) 54.91
6. Lashinda Demus (U.S.) 55.12
7. Muizat Ajoke Odumosu (Nigeria) 55.94
8. Tiffany Williams (U.S.) 56.05
Women's Pole Vault
1. Elena Isinbaeva (Russia) 4.70
2. Mary Saxer (U.S.) 4.60
3. Silke Spiegelburg (Germany) 4.55
4. Li Ling (China) 4.50
5. Lacy Janson (U.S.) 4.40
6. Anastasia Savchenko (Russia) 4.40

Women's Triple Jump
1. Caterine Ibargueen (Colombia) 14.69
2. Olha Saladuha (Ukraine) 14.43
3. Irina Gumenyuk (Russia) 14.02
4. Xie Limei (China) 13.99
5. Kimberly Williams (Jamaica) 13.99
6. Niki Panetta (Greece) 13.81
7. Dana Veldakova (Slovakia) 13.76
8. Keila Costa (Brazil) 13.63
Women's Shot Put
1. Christina Schwanitz (Germany) 20.20
2. Gong Lijiao (China) 19.73
3. Michelle Carter (U.S.) 18.83
4. Liu Xiangrong (China) 18.11
5. Anca Heltne (Romania) 18.02
6. Josephine Terlecki (Germany) 17.97
7. Jeneva Mccall (U.S.) 17.83
8. Anita Marton (Hungary) 17.23

[Leddih]

Shelly Wins - Jeter Pulls Up

[Leddih]

Weir

[Tuff Gong]

It is official we can now start watching Warren Weir as a legitimate threat. He has to run better Corners so he will have some gas left for the Straight. Gatlin was pulled to his Season's Best after being beaten Third for all of the race except the last meter in the Straight.

[Leddih]

Better Video

[Pepper]

A suh him call himself, Weir Wolf?

Thanks for the results and the videos. I have to watch the men's 200M to see what happen to Spearmon.

[Tuff Gong]

Sorry to see Carmelita Jeter go down.
Blessing Okagbare is a dual threat. Seems she is going to win a ton of medals this year.

[Leddih]

Better Video

[Wahalla]

Sorry to see Carmelita Jeter go down.
Blessing Okagbare is a dual threat. Seems she is going to win a ton of medals this year.

From the way she lay it looked like a thigh muscle just locked up, it did look painful.... I volunteer to massage those tick legs all in the interest of sport!


Tuffy u are right about Blessing......She also look like she will be a better 200 m runner she was pulling them back in the last 10 m.... a long jumper ??? give the nigerians somethign to cheer about.. They were pissed about the olympics at their lack of performance...

.We look at the sprints and there wehre 4 ladies from Jamaica... 3 men in the 200 m .and one solo Jamaican flag in the grandstand... They are eating a food both personally and for the cournty..




Jason in the 200 m beat Warren last year and was the winner of the world university games.. same age...

I dont care who wins as long as it is not Gatlin....

My brethren on the radio back in Jamaica is constantly harping about monterising our sports success into community based sports tourism..but given the fact he is championing a sports facility that is virtually next door to where the good samaratian got shot last week u wonder....

[Tuff Gong]

My brethren on the radio back in Jamaica is constantly harping about monterising our sports success into community based sports tourism..but given the fact he is championing a sports facility that is virtually next door to where the good samaratian got shot last week u wonder....

Who Leighton Levy?
Jamaica should have been holding Sports Tournaments and Music Festivals just for Tourism but crime, shortsightedness and politics have put paid to that.
We should have been one of jewels in the Diamond League.
I remember Mr. Seaga tried it with a world music fest, some artiste (Peter Tosh comes to mind), refused to even play it for all kinds of petty reasons.