Women's 100m Hurdles Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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The ‘supermom’ theme that had been set at the start of the championships by some of the first few winners of women’s titles had a reprise in the final individual track event of the week.
Jamaican sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, USA’s Allyson Felix and Chinese race walker Liu Hong had all won gold medals within a year or two of giving birth.
Now Nia Ali, winner of the 100m hurdles in Doha, can be added to that list.
Earlier in 2019, though, the 30-year-old Olympic silver medallist - who has a four-year-old son and a one-year-old daughter - went on record to say that she is no weaker for having had two children.
“Having babies makes us stronger,” she tweeted back in July. “There’s nothing weak about having a baby, so what makes any one person think we won’t ‘make it through it’ and succeed?”
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[@ibrocity8234]

Damn! Amusan didn't start well but she push harder to be 4th. Amusan is now the world record holder. It will take some years to break that record 12:12 Amusan💪🏿🇳🇬

[@raymondgreenwood1]

The girl in lane 9 I feel bad for her. It has to be nerves or something because her trimming was way off from the first hurdle

[@BigGamer9211]

Same thing i said. Nerves

[@fredrivers7155]

I don't believe it was nerves. The athlete in lane 8 had flinched. I've watched closely in slow motion many times. Both athletes in lanes 8 and 9 were going to stop because of that flinch. Unfortunately for those 2, the race continued. It was over for them after that.

[@BigGamer9211]

@@fredrivers7155 that flinch can be attributed to nerves

[@fredrivers7155]

@@BigGamer9211 That is possible. However, it is important to get a good start in the short sprints. It also could have simply been an attempt to get that "good" start. Either way, neither of us is wrong. It's just our observations

[@etuboldon]

She was chopping up her steps like a sous chef chopping onions 😝😝

[@2020Dreamlife]

I don't know if these women know how much they inspire people.

[@zeuss3219]

Confirm

[@The419Productions]

It's frustrating that keni Harrison hasn't won a big event yet

[@b2ko5820]

D Petrelli I really feel for her. I wish she win the next olympics games, she deserve it.

[@yennox5338]

She's like Asafa Powell.

[@claimattacol8525]

Remember hurdles is not like real track , there’s stumbling block along the way . If you hit it , it breaks momentum.

[@rajivmurkejee7498]

Why ? plenty of "best in the world " athletes don't win at the Olympics

[@choklitfactory]

You can see in her face how much she really pushed herself - true grit! Congrats Nia, we can't wait to see you race again

[@bernadettejohnson9102]

Hell of a victory. When you can see someone give their all

[@kameroncoleman9293]

poor janeek thought she false started so she stopped and that prevented her from possibly snatching a medal

[@塗宜昆]

Ali must practice really hard,.There were three new mothers surprised me in Doha :Allyson Felix, Shelly ann Fraser pryce and Nia Ali👍👍

[@pietrojenkins6901]

They're all black ,isn't that a surprise too?

[@felistergatwiri7134]

Faith Kipyegon. 3.54.22 in 1500m after giving birth June 2018

[@塗宜昆]

@@felistergatwiri7134 Amazing

[@isaacisingomaamooti3943]

You Forgot faith kyptgon from kenya as well for 1500 she got a 🥈silver medal

[@daniella921]

And they all won gold or a medal

[@iykenosike5537]

there's something about the girl in lane 7 who finished just outside the medals..something tells me she'll go far

[@ojeogwuirene7739]

She’s the present world record holder o! Your predicted well🙌🏽

[@Oseite]

You wrote this 2 weeks ago

[@varany95]

That echo from the gun messed them up. At least 4 of the runners hesitated. Smh

[@ogigainko3667]

And tobi amusan broke world records 2yrs later

[@hhasse4439]

I feel bad for tobi amusan, her reaction time from the blocks were poor, she could have taken than bronze easily.

[@halimausman5599]

Absolutely

[@EliteAthletics]

She could have won the whole damn thing, real shame. That's why they run the races though, mistakes like that won't cut it in major championships.

[@jay_m4160]

I agree. She’s a major talent, so I’m hopeful for Tokyo or next championships. Plus she’s so young

[@yennox5338]

@@EliteAthletics She wouldn't have beaten Nia Ali.

[@EliteAthletics]

@@yennox5338 Yeah true - Amusan's RT was 0.218, compared to Ali's 0.155, which is a difference of 0.063 and not enough to bridge the gap.

[@babatopetade887]

Why must the commentator say the Nigerian women has never won a gold medal but he could mention the silver and bronze others had won. What was wrong with him mentioning the medals Amusan had won too....tueh!!!

[@ajahwilliams3379]

I had to replay the video because I was watching the girl on the extreme left😭 she was lagging

[@cchhii961]

God so loved the world that He gave up His only begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life-john3:16 repentance is key and also reading the Bible❤️ I don’t know who this may help

[@garebfeumba5407]

The Nigerian could have got a medal, maybe silver because she had the slowest start.

[@asiruabbas]

You lied

[@ashenaura]

She had the slowest start. "because!" How could she get a medal then? She is not Usain Bolt!

[@Loveamericasave]

Excuses excuses excuses

[@joshuaoloton2468]

Exactly!

[@damilareidowu6363]

Everyone claiming he lied, The Nigeria girl set a world record few hours ago.

[@lifeofacatlover7832]

Great race, but come 2021 look at Tapper now...never give up.

[@corpo_ethereal2744]

that echo from the gun messed up Amusan's start. She was very slow off the blocks, really hope she gets a medal next year

[@kiddieshome8090]

Amusing is the new world record holder and world champion in 2022!

[@ibrocity8234]

Your prayers really work. She super amazing to watch now. She doesn't know how to loose

[@deshaabernathy482]

Dude, I know Nia Ali! Wow congrats girl!!!!!

[@blankspace9039]

Luck Not alwyas on her side.. Poor Harrison.. 2016 - breaking the WR but.. 2016 - didnt make to Rio 2017 - lost to Queen ( Pearson & HarperNelson) 2019 - lost again to Ali 2020 Tokyo - will see

[@sparkle7670]

Where did she break this world record?

[@sparkle7670]

Ali has more experience at international level it seems

[@blankspace9039]

@@sparkle7670 diamond league in london

[@jiggyone868]

Beautiful Black women

[@MyDarKnightMareAnims]

Hey guy. Keep it to yourself. Don't be a creep

[@mikebaptiste1895]

They aren't usually beautiful where you come from?

[@ashenaura]

What's race got to do with it?

[@bobbihinds5273]

@ Jiggy One I agree! They’re beautiful black women. The media and bill boards doesn’t really showcase that they are beautiful. To be frank black women are never showcase in the media or on billboards. It’s only in these events black women are showcase and here you see who the real BEAUTIES are.

[@a.chokoreto]

A marvelous performance and strong finish by Nia Ali!🥳🎉🎊 I'm awed! 👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@reyjavi9060]

I'm so happy for this woman. Well deserve.

[@geobrume5416]

Amusan of Nigeria must have learnt her lesson from this race. A poor start in this type of race leaves you with too much work to do. She did her best to squeeze into the top four but 4th is not a medal position too bad. Wish her the best in future races.

[@damilareidowu6363]

Congrtas she is now the world record holder yesterday

[@geobrume5416]

@@damilareidowu6363 Thanks. I knew she will fly once she gets her start right.

[@elsard922]

damn they fast fast

[@kennethcoleman1378]

Argghh, that is absolutely not typical of Jameek, she is arguably one of the quickest starters when it comes to hurdling alongside Kendra Harrison. If you watch a lot of her other hurdle races, she is the always the first out of the blocks. You could see here she hesitated on her second step coming out of the blocks, I feel she was nervous and didn't want to false start which is understandable because she is just so quick from the gun. I have no doubt if she didn't hesitate, she would have medaled. She is just so quick from the gun if you watch her other races. I have faith that she will be able to master and control her speed off the block and be the threat that she has shown to be while competing in the SEC Conference. Can't wait to see more of her on the global stage.

[@francisnguyen6349]

Nia Ali, congrats!

[@claimattacol8525]

The Nigerian athlete has slow start , she has to work on it , I think she did well with that start .

[@OUTTAIDEAS88]

I thought it sounded like a false start. I was expecting someone to pull up and stop. Good thing they didn't.

[@Muh1s]

5:44 social distancing before it became a thing

[@noorgoldan5860]

Very good ali

[@lzeru9691]

Beauty

[@SlyGrizz]

Letsssssss Go!!!!!

[@ruvimbogelleninokanyamaure6066]

but it sounded like a faulse start though ... it really disturbed the athletes

[@benjaminfranklin9647]

Goosebumps

[@sandyacombs]

Another tough loss for Harrison, who dominated the 2019 season.

[@kte9236]

Williams of Jamaica had the better season. But American women are used to tough hurdle finals. This is event is the deepest event in the USA period.

[@jungkookslisp]

damn i feel so happy for ali

[@rayon8343]

Jesus loves you, repent

[@kayananovia]

Something went wrong for Williams.... she doesn't usually drift backwards. She would have won that race easily

[@taufikseadanya9174]

Nia Ali Winners, Alhamdulillah

[@fs4634]

She is Christian, not muslim

[@sofakulit6670]

Nia really doesn't like kendra isn't she

[@mauriliobautista6891]

Gracias por los vodeos.

[@jesusmontoya5678]

Felicidades por los videos tan profesionales y tambien a los que los mandaron tan profesionaron.dios los cuide y los bendiga. Saludos desde Aguascalientes Ags. Mexico.

[@totogalarraga8870]

F POR LA DE LA IZQUIERDA OREMOS

[@claimattacol8525]

Harrison too nervous from the start

[@whatisdatt]

And here no one mentioned the wind assisting Ali. Amusan now to the 🌍🇳🇬

[@ibrocity8234]

I wonder. Which one be wind assistant. Was she not flying the hurdle 🤣

[@avionterria7855]

If there was wind, it assisted everyone, every lane. So what exactly is there to mention...

[@sameersingh3282]

ALL PARTICIPANTS IS SUPER ENERGY FULL, PRACTICE FULL, STAMINA FULL, POWERFUL, AND STRONG................. IN THIS SITUATION WINER IS WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY.......

[@j.c.n9718]

Kendra Harrison is the unluckiest woman in this event.

[@JatinderSingh-kt4re]

Google like amazing world sports and million viewers world field

[@jazzymars30]

🥵 janeek brown beat the gun and give away her advantage

[@borood1188]

Muhammadina Ali!

[@alogpradeep3184]

Ooo9

[@daniella921]

Will Kendra ever get a Gold medal in the big events?, not indoors Or is she cursed to never lift one.

[@tankura]

_+_ congratulations Ali

[@sn3145]

Am second

[@christoffergustafsson1864]

Tapper... she should continue to run and get to the finish line. That cost her 4000$.

[@Danidoesgym]

how did that cost her 4000?

[@christoffergustafsson1864]

@@Danidoesgym 8th place = 4000 in prize money.

[@isaacisingomaamooti3943]

You see some fox here disliking the video as if she or he has a better one. People have too much negativity if you can't like pass and go. Team no hate.

[@joe44523579875]

gatlin izo you got to allow people to express themselves how they want, don’t try and control another human

[@b2ko5820]

Joe M you need to be full of hate to dislike such a beautiful video.

[@mhassan3927]

Too many negative nancies. Anyone who dislikes this video is not to be trusted smh

[@Hello-bw7cz]

USA will always be thee best!!

[@alphaomega1459]

Keni Harrison did really well considering how she performed badly two years ago.

[@nicolawood6876]

She need to stop overthink.

[@fachifaraz7339]

proud muslim ❤️

[@HotMessMemories1]

That’s was close to a USA sweep.

[@georgemwendwa1520]

Where was pearson

[@thulanithamane6836]

Amusan!! Great work girl- #4

[@naija2movies]

I'm from the Future and I'm here to tell you that she took 1st this and broke records

[@m.p4109]

So 3:11 we’re going to ignore that the only woman referred to as a woman and not just her ethnicity was the Dutch person? Oh. Ok.

[@drebomuche]

In a manner of speaking, you are wrong...2 yellow, 4 green, 3 blue and 1 black crayon...the crayon is the subject, the colors are just adjectives (for the sake of description).

[@ThunderJuice]

What else would he say, "3 Jamaicans, 2 Americans, 1 Nigerian, 1 Costa Rican and a Dutch"?

[@barbiee9584]

4:14

[@aminfatou1842]

So proud of her

[@curtleyabrahams5409]

Am first

[@barbiee9584]

4:10

[@onemalaysia2900]

☺

[@deematulip3604]

Lez go!

[@nunya7319]

Visser looks yummy as F

[@taufikseadanya9174]

Nia Ali "Alhamdulillah winers👍❤️

[@monettenucum367]

Visser u've got it, I mean u have a good start it's just that ur opponent are beast anyway ur the beauty!!!

[@everlast9901]

No. The Beauties are the ones that won it.

[@monettenucum367]

@@everlast9901 ok u say so..

[@everlast9901]

@@monettenucum367 I do say so, like you say so.

[@monettenucum367]

@@everlast9901 hahaha..