Alfred gets revenge on Jefferson-Wooden in Zurich 100m
Julien Alfred edged Melissa Jefferson-Wooden by 0.005 seconds and set a St Lucia national record of 10.70 seconds.
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Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Makes Peace With First Loss in 2 Years at the Hands of Olympic Champion
For nearly two years, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden had gone unbeaten in the women’s 100m. But that streak finally ended in Zurich, where Olympic champion Julien Alfred edged her by just 0.005 seconds despite both sprinters clocking 10.70. Yet, rather than letting the narrow defeat overshadow her season, Jefferson-Wooden appears to be taking the result in stride after producing one of her fastest races ever. The Zurich clash came on August 27, just d…
At the Zurich meeting this Thursday, Julien Alfreda took revenge on Melissa Jefferson-Wooden over 100 metres.
Alfred gets revenge on Jefferson-Wooden in Zurich 100m
In the Silesia Diamond League meet on Sunday, Jefferson-Wooden had come out on top in the sprint pair's first head-to-head over 100m since last year's Tokyo world championships. This time around, Alfred had an electric start and fired down the track in front of a capacity 25,000-strong crowd at the Swiss city's Letzigrund Stadium. The St Lucian clocked a national record of 10.70 seconds, beating American Jefferson-Wooden by just five-thousandths…
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