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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2023 · 27 MIN

Ep. 42 - Recapping the Thrills: World Athletics Championships Review

from The Sunday Shakeout · host Nicholas Macha

Join me in this exciting episode of The Sunday Shakeout as I dive deep into the exhilarating World Athletics Championships held in the historic city of Budapest, Hungary. With more than 2,000 athletes representing over 200 countries, this event marked a milestone in Hungary's history. I will focus on the thrilling distance running events, including the unforgettable Women's 10,000m Final where Gudaf Tsegay outshone Sifan Hassan's quest for a triple gold. In the Men's 1500m Final, I'll discuss Jakob Ingebrigtsen's remarkable journey and his unexpected challenges. Then, we'll turn our attention to the Women's 800m Final, featuring a sensational upset by Mary Moraa against Athing Mu. Lastly, we'll applaud Jakob Ingebrigtsen's resilience as he bounced back in the Men's 5000m, and give a well-deserved shoutout to the phenomenal Faith Kipyegon, who's been rewriting records. Don't miss this captivating recap of the world's most prestigious track and field championships! I hope you enjoy this episode of The Sunday Shakeout! Thank you so much to all of my listeners! Contact Nicholas: [email protected]

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