Owen Ansah sprints over 200 meters to gold
In 19.95 seconds he remained below the German record
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In 19.95 seconds he remained below the German record. Zharnel Hughes from the UK (20.16 seconds) finished second ahead of the Italian Fausto Desalu and defending champion Timothé Mumenthaler from Switzerland, who finished at the same time on the thousandth after 20.26 seconds. While Agyekum celebrated his first big medal with the Germany flag around the shoulders, the success-spoiled Warholm was overjoyed: "That means a lot to me," said the 30-year-old exceptional athlete.
Furthermore, All this in 19.95 seconds - as fast as no German before. This time, however, it was only enough for one of the two for the medal. Whether Ansah is allowed to keep gold is questionable.
In addition, Whether he can keep them will show the near future.
The same facts are framed differently: Left — “triumph” ; Right — “triumph”.
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In 19.95 seconds he remained below the German record.
reliability moderate3/6 sourcesZharnel Hughes from the UK (20.16 seconds) finished second ahead of the Italian Fausto Desalu and defending champion Timothé Mumenthaler from Switzerland, who finished at the same time on the thousandth after 20.26 seconds.
reliability moderate2/5 sourcesWhile Agyekum celebrated his first big medal with the Germany flag around the shoulders, the success-spoiled Warholm was overjoyed: "That means a lot to me," said the 30-year-old exceptional athlete.
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All this in 19.95 seconds - as fast as no German before.
according to ZDF HeuteThis time, however, it was only enough for one of the two for the medal.
according to n-tvWhether Ansah is allowed to keep gold is questionable.
according to DIE WELT +2Whether he can keep them will show the near future.
according to DIE WELT
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While Agyekum celebrated his first major medal with the Germany flag around his shoulders, the successful Warholm..
omitted byLeft sideRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesIn 19.95 seconds he remained below the German record.
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byLeft sideCenterRight sideSecond was Zharnel Hughes from the UK (20.16 seconds) ahead of Italian Fausto Desalu and defending champion Timothé Mumenthaler
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