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Christopher Taylor 🇯🇲 says he was greeted by Noah Lyles 🇺🇸 and Andre De Grasse 🇨🇦 with a simple message after his personal best performance in the men’s 200m: “Welcome to the 200s.” 👊🏽🔥 In a post-race interview with Jamaica Observer Sports Editor Andre Lowe, he says the encouragement...

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Speaking with Observer Sports Editor Andre Lowe, world famous coach of Oblique Seville and Tobi Amusan said he was proud of his athletes’ success at the World Championships. “I’m very happy for Oblique… he’s a fierce competitor and a solid guy,” said Mills. “My greatest challenge was to keep him focused and not to pay attention to what was being said, because if you keep hearing and reading about it, after a while it may make an impact on you.” He added that Seville, who is just 24, will undergo toe surgery to “train without pain and run the turn effectively,” noting that his 200m potential is just as strong as his 100m. #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports
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Speaking with Observer Sports Editor Andre Lowe, world famous coach of Oblique Seville and Tobi Amusan said he was proud of his athletes’ success at the World Championships. “I’m very happy for Oblique… he’s a fierce competitor and a solid guy,” said Mills. “My greatest challenge was to keep him focused and not to pay attention to what was being said, because if you keep hearing and reading about it, after a while it may make an impact on you.” He added that Seville, who is just 24, will undergo toe surgery to “train without pain and run the turn effectively,” noting that his 200m potential is just as strong as his 100m. #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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🇯🇲 Kishane Thompson reacts after claiming silver in the men’s 100m final at the World Championships in Tokyo. “Thank you for all the support 🙏. For me, it wasn’t about the time tonight — it was about executing. I’m grateful to have finished injury-free and to come away with a medal. 🥈 On Noah Lyles: ‘That’s just Noah. He’ll always be Noah. To each his own — everybody just has to stay true to themselves and do what they have to do.’” (📷: Leo Hudson) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports
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🇯🇲 Kishane Thompson reacts after claiming silver in the men’s 100m final at the World Championships in Tokyo. “Thank you for all the support 🙏. For me, it wasn’t about the time tonight — it was about executing. I’m grateful to have finished injury-free and to come away with a medal. 🥈 On Noah Lyles: ‘That’s just Noah. He’ll always be Noah. To each his own — everybody just has to stay true to themselves and do what they have to do.’” (📷: Leo Hudson) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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Oblique Seville is keeping calm and confident after placing 3rd in his men’s 100m heat. 🏃🏾‍♂️💨 On his slower start, he admitted: “Things happen, but everything is going to be fine in the semifinals and finals. It’s not every race where the start will be perfect, sometimes you’ve got to recover from it, and I’ve learned my lesson both ways.” Despite the nerves of round one, Seville says nothing has changed about his form this season: “My confidence level is high, I’m in good shape, and I’m not worried.” A little stumble at the blocks, but the determination remains unshaken. Still locked in. 💛💚🖤 (📷: Garfield Robinson/AFP) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports
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Oblique Seville is keeping calm and confident after placing 3rd in his men’s 100m heat. 🏃🏾‍♂️💨 On his slower start, he admitted: “Things happen, but everything is going to be fine in the semifinals and finals. It’s not every race where the start will be perfect, sometimes you’ve got to recover from it, and I’ve learned my lesson both ways.” Despite the nerves of round one, Seville says nothing has changed about his form this season: “My confidence level is high, I’m in good shape, and I’m not worried.” A little stumble at the blocks, but the determination remains unshaken. Still locked in. 💛💚🖤 (📷: Garfield Robinson/AFP) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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From legend to legacy ✨ — what a moment for Jamaica’s women’s 4x100m team! 🇯🇲 Led off by the incomparable Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who first graced this stage in Japan back in 2007, the baton was passed to the new wave of sprinting excellence — Jonielle Smith and twin turbo Tia & Tina Clayton. Together, they delivered a brilliant run that secured silver on the world stage. 🥈 For Shelly-Ann, it was a full-circle moment: starting the relay in the same country where she once anchored as a reserve, now paving the way for the next generation of queens. 👑 For the Claytons and Smith, it was the thrill of stepping into history, motivated by the roar of Jamaicans in the stands and the pride of wearing black, green, and gold. 💛💚🖤 Their performance was a reminder that greatness is not only about medals but about legacy, inspiration, and carrying the baton forward for those yet to come. 🌍🔥 (Video: Garfield Robinson) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #Tokyo2025 #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports
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From legend to legacy ✨ — what a moment for Jamaica’s women’s 4x100m team! 🇯🇲 Led off by the incomparable Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who first graced this stage in Japan back in 2007, the baton was passed to the new wave of sprinting excellence — Jonielle Smith and twin turbo Tia & Tina Clayton. Together, they delivered a brilliant run that secured silver on the world stage. 🥈 For Shelly-Ann, it was a full-circle moment: starting the relay in the same country where she once anchored as a reserve, now paving the way for the next generation of queens. 👑 For the Claytons and Smith, it was the thrill of stepping into history, motivated by the roar of Jamaicans in the stands and the pride of wearing black, green, and gold. 💛💚🖤 Their performance was a reminder that greatness is not only about medals but about legacy, inspiration, and carrying the baton forward for those yet to come. 🌍🔥 (Video: Garfield Robinson) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #Tokyo2025 #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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"Dem dead!" 🎤🇯🇲 At just 24 years old, Oblique Seville is now a World Championships Gold medalist in the men’s 100m! “Great — that’s the only word I can say. Great, and thanks to God. I have to be grateful to God.” 🙏✨ When asked about Noah’s comments, Seville’s response was simple: “Trust in God.” A proud moment for Jamaica on the world stage! 🥉💚💛🖤 (📷: Leo Hudson) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports
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"Dem dead!" 🎤🇯🇲 At just 24 years old, Oblique Seville is now a World Championships Gold medalist in the men’s 100m! “Great — that’s the only word I can say. Great, and thanks to God. I have to be grateful to God.” 🙏✨ When asked about Noah’s comments, Seville’s response was simple: “Trust in God.” A proud moment for Jamaica on the world stage! 🥉💚💛🖤 (📷: Leo Hudson) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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A mother’s pride, pure and unfiltered 💚💛🖤 Moments after Tina Clayton blazed to a new personal best of 10.76s to claim silver in the women’s 100m final at the World Championships, her mother was overcome with emotion as she shared her reaction in an exclusive interview with Leo Hudson. With tears in her eyes, Tishawna Pinnock, admitted that seeing her daughter win her first-ever major championship medal was a dream come true. #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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“I’m excited for him and all of the other medalists, they were so amazing,” says Noah Lyles’ mother, Keisha Caine Bishop. She revealed that her son faced many challenges this year, calling it “a really long season,” but he overcame them to make it back on the podium. 🇺🇸 Bishop also mentioned a special off-track milestone, Noah’s engagement to Jamaican 400m runner Junelle Bromfield 💍🇯🇲 describing it as one of the big transitions their family experienced this year. She expressed her love for Jamaica, where she and her husband got married, giving a shout-out to Kishane Thompson and Oblique Seville: “I’m very proud of Jamaica.” For the occasion, she wore Jamaican-designed nails on her left hand and American designs on her right, proudly repping both nations. 💅🏽 (📹: Leo Hudson/AFP) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports
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“I’m excited for him and all of the other medalists, they were so amazing,” says Noah Lyles’ mother, Keisha Caine Bishop. She revealed that her son faced many challenges this year, calling it “a really long season,” but he overcame them to make it back on the podium. 🇺🇸 Bishop also mentioned a special off-track milestone, Noah’s engagement to Jamaican 400m runner Junelle Bromfield 💍🇯🇲 describing it as one of the big transitions their family experienced this year. She expressed her love for Jamaica, where she and her husband got married, giving a shout-out to Kishane Thompson and Oblique Seville: “I’m very proud of Jamaica.” For the occasion, she wore Jamaican-designed nails on her left hand and American designs on her right, proudly repping both nations. 💅🏽 (📹: Leo Hudson/AFP) #GoldenGlory #TokyoTunUp #TeamJamaica #WorldAthletics #Tokyo2025 #JamaicaObserver #OSports

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🙏What a courageous big brother. Praying for this family and for Andre to make a full recovery. Andre Howard, 10 was in the car with his father and siblings when tragedy shook Northeast Philadelphia. His father says he grabbed his little sister to protect her, as he got struck.
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Jeff Burton's full story of Greg Biffle secretly racing with a broken arm during his rookie season in Cup: Biffle called his PR guy one night and told him that he broke his arm "climbing in the motorhome" (which just so happened to be out at the sand dunes - feel free to draw your conclusion) and needed him to play along because he was going to hide the injury. Biffle showed up as late as possible to the next race at Fontana in a winter coat hiding a cast on his arm, and spent the week spending as little time around people as he possibly could. Biffle's team eventually catches on and works along with their driver in order to keep his injury a secret. Biffle goes on to finish 18th that weekend driving with one arm and despite spinning out in the middle of the race. Seven races later, he wins the Pepsi 400 at Daytona.

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Covered and off to Paris! 🔥 The former Jamaica College champs star DeAndre Watkins has announced his arrival on the big stage with a massive PB of 44.48s. The emotions of the ‘JC mom’ Kahandeen Wellesley could not be contained. His mom joins in on the celebration via video call. In second place Sean Bailey, 44.65 and third went to JeVaughn Powell in 44.79s. #OSports #JAAA #NationalChampionships #400m #TrackAndField #TeamJamaica
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Covered and off to Paris! 🔥 The former Jamaica College champs star DeAndre Watkins has announced his arrival on the big stage with a massive PB of 44.48s. The emotions of the ‘JC mom’ Kahandeen Wellesley could not be contained. His mom joins in on the celebration via video call. In second place Sean Bailey, 44.65 and third went to JeVaughn Powell in 44.79s. #OSports #JAAA #NationalChampionships #400m #TrackAndField #TeamJamaica

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Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has revealed that the worst stage performance of his career occurred in the United States, after he unknowingly consumed a weed-infused biscuit. According to the rapper, he was handed a hamper containing biscuits, which he shared with his manager, Angel Town, unaware that they were laced with cannabis. He explained that the effects soon kicked in: his manager started laughing at simple conversations, and he began feeling the impact himself, perceiving the stage as distant and even his fast-paced hit ‘U Go Kill Me’ as unusually slow. Despite the experience, attendees told him it was his best performance.

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Carlos Alcaraz says he initially wasn’t sure if he was cramping or if it was an issue with his adductor during his match against Zverev, ‘I just told what happened to the physio & he decided to take a medical’ “I didn’t think it was cramps at all at the beginning. I didn’t know exactly what it was. I ran to a forehand and started to feel it in the right adductor. That’s why I called the physio. Because it was just that moment, the rest of the legs.. the left leg was good. Not good but decent. After that with all the stress I didn’t know what was going on. I didn’t know if it was going to be worse or not. In that moment I just talked to the physio and said ‘Ok I just went to run to the forehand side and I started to feel the right adductor.’ He decided to take the medical time out and he did it. I just told what happened to the physio and he decided to take a medical.” (via Australian Open Press)
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