Tobi Amusan is setting her sights on winning gold in the women’s 100m hurdles at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
The world record holder demonstrated her continued dominance by advancing comfortably to the semi-finals on Wednesday morning.
Amusan secured her place in the semi-finals by winning her heat with an impressive time of 12.49 seconds, showcasing the form that has solidified her status as a dominant force in the event.
As the reigning Commonwealth and African champion, Amusan is a strong contender for a podium finish. Her performance has set high expectations for her in this year’s competition.
Looking forward, Amusan is set to compete in the semi-finals on Thursday, where she will aim to secure her spot in the final and continue her pursuit of Olympic gold.
