Diamond league Belgium

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Thanks I missed all this today. Got to find some vids.
I said Weir was the real deal....it has been proven.
No one can stop Shelly Ann it seems?
Where was Blessing ...she pap dung?

Dem silence the Gatlin!
Sorry fi NWM. I hope she can come forward next year!
Dat Girl Anderson is one to watch!

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Blessing wasnt there..

A commentator made the comment that if she can get her start right she is the only one who can catch Shelly Ann...They made the point she is not a specialist...

My feeling is Blessing should specialise in the 100's next pre season.... go to Jamaica and train....

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Blessing wasnt there..

A commentator made the comment that if she can get her start right she is the only one who can catch Shelly Ann...They made the point she is not a specialist...

My feeling is Blessing should specialise in the 100's next pre season.... go to Jamaica and train....

I think so too. She can still jump ...but not in the same meet or the same week.

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Men's 100m Final | Brussels IAAF Diamond League - USAIN BOLT 9.8

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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce 10.72s IAAF Diamond League Brussels

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200m Men at Diamond League, Brussels 2013

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2013 IAAF Diamond League, Brussels - Women 400 Metres

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2013 Diamond League winners part 2 - Universal Sports

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Diamond League Usain Bolt responds to Ben Johnson claims

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Classic from IAAF WC Russia

Usain Bolt says USA would have to lead by 10 metres to win 4x100m final

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Columbia's Caterine Ibargüen - Women's Triple Jump Finals - 2013 IAAF

Fraser-Pryce, Bolt, Weir lead J'can victories in Brussels

BY PAUL A REID Observer writer

Saturday, September 07, 2013


MONTEGO BAY, St James — Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Warren Weir both won Diamond trophies as the IAAF Diamond League season came to an end in the final of the 14-meet schedule at the Van Damme Memorial in Brussels, Belgium, yesterday.
It was the third diamond in two years for Fraser-Pryce, who capped a stupendous season by retaining the 100m title with a brilliant and well executed meet record of 10.72 seconds (-0.3 m/s), while Weir made the best of a 'gift' presented to him by Racers Track Club teammate Usain Bolt when he took the 200m title, his first, by holding off compatriot Nickel Ashmeade to win the event in 19.87 seconds (-0,2m/s).

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce from Jamaica wins the women’s 100 metres at the Diamond League Memorial Van Damme athletics event, at Brussels' King Baudouin Stadium yesterday. 1/2

Bolt, meanwhile, made a mockery of a deep men's 100m field with a powerful run over the second half to win in 9.80 seconds (+0.6m/s), a full tenth of a second over American Mike Rodgers, who ran a season's best 9.90 seconds, while World Championships bronze medallist Nesta Carter had yet another sub-10-second run this season (9.94 seconds) for third.
Bolt, the World Championships triple gold medallist, looked better than he did a week ago in Zurich, but still had a modest start and had to rely on his superior second half to blow past a strong field that had six of the men who lined up in the final in Moscow three weeks ago.


Justin Gatlin, the World Championships silver medallist, ended up fourth in 9.94 seconds, just ahead of Kemar Bailey-Cole's 9.98 seconds.
Fraser-Pryce, who last week secured the 200m diamond, had promised in Moscow she would be going after a sub-10.70-second timing, given some rest.
She got off to a blazing fast start and won with a clear margin, just missing going under the 10.70-second mark, but ran her second fastest time of the season, just slower than her 10.71-second set while winning the event in Moscow. It was also her fourth time under 10.75 seconds.


American Alexandria Anderson was second ahead of two Jamaicans — Carrie Russell, who was off to a fast start and finished with 10.99 seconds, her second time under the 11.00sec barrier, with Kerron Stewart fourth in 11.19 seconds.

Weir was bumped up to the lead in the Diamond Race after Bolt switched to the 100m, but had to finish in the top two to ensure the US$40,000 prize and did his part with a workman-like win.
Ashmeade, who won the diamond last year, ran a season's best 19.93 seconds, but tied up late in the race after he led coming into the straight after a good curve.


Another Jamaican, Rasheed Dwyer, was sixth in 20.40 seconds.
Olympic and World Championships finalist Kimberly Williams equalled her best ever Diamond League finish with second place with 14.34m (+1.5m/s) behind diamond winner Caterine Ibarguen of Colombia, who won with 14.49m (1.1m/s).



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