Freddie Crittenden of Team USA puts on a stunning performance with his 110m battery without barriers the OlympicsWalking to the last place, but there was a good reason for that.
The 29-year-old doesn't have enough time to cross the street, running in 18.27 seconds and well behind his closest rival.
However, it all starts from the plane, because the American is not in a very good condition and does not want to put in too much effort and get really hurt.
Repescagem was provided for some events in Paris 2024, including the 110m hurdles, meaning Crittenden will have another chance to qualify for the semi-finals at the third exhibition.
Athletes have the opportunity in the recycle to finish the first two three races placed on the batteries, and not for the next three fastest so that they are not automatically classified, and from the moment the battery is started, they will finish and will not be declassified.
Therefore, Crittenden's involvement in the battery and avoiding accidental injury makes sense.
“Because I had eaten strange food, the advance access was easy on Saturday, and I could only do the last repetition a little or from me, through some doctors' tests,” he said.
“I say there is nothing wrong, just a lack of muscle activation, and I feel some pain. I thought I went here, I was calm and thank God I had a round of reconstruction, I had to go here, skip the line, I can wait for the re-re …
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“I wanted to stay here and make sure it wouldn't be worse than surviving and giving it my all on day three.
“If you don't have a runoff, you're probably just going to have balls to the wall, run or tougher than you can, hit and burn, happen or happen.”
Another American star, Grant Holloway, now had the fastest pace in the heats, finishing in 13.01 seconds.
Jamaican Hansley Parchment is the current champion after taking gold in Tokyo, and then in the semi-finals, he barely managed to win, finishing fifth on his battery in 13.43 seconds.
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