KEELY HODGKINSON continued to win by preparing for the World Athletics Championships in Lausanne. It has been a week since the age of 23 was set for a new 800m diamond league meeting, 54.74 seconds a week.
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KEELY HODGKINSON continued to return to a great return by strengthening the preparation for the World Championships.
Olympic champion KEELY HODGKINSON produced a dominant exhibition to win the 800 -meter women’s 800 -meter -winning women’s teammates, Georgia Hunter Bell, at the 800 -meter female teammate in the Diamond League competition in Lausanne.
HODGKINSON, who recovered from a hamstring injury, was absent from Silesia last weekend and returned to his national record for 1 minute 54.74 seconds.
With the World Championships in Tokyo next month, Hodginson has set another marker with a new meeting of 1: 55.69 for a strong finish under humid conditions.
Hunter Bell took second place at home, with Audrey Werro in Switzerland, as he ran to 1: 57.55, but disappeared from a closed meter.
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KEELY HODGKINSON is in a good place after her MBE and is completely focused on Tokyo’s world athletic championship and returned from a hamstring injury.
The 23 -year -old HODGKINSON saw control over the opening of the race, ranked second after Bell’s pulse regulator and took 56.04 seconds.
HODGKINSON has soon won another impressive victory in South Africa with a careful sekgodiso for the last 300m.
Meanwhile, HONTER BELL, a training partner of HODGKINSON, is now required to add another crack in Tokyo’s 800m or to focus on 1,500m.
