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Olympic Champion Prioritizes Mental Health Over Track After Recovering From Loss to USA's 18-Year-Old Athlete
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Olympic Champion Prioritizes Mental Health Over Track After Recovering From Loss to USA's 18-Year-Old Athlete
Letsile Tebogo returned to winning ways in Lausanne after a five-week break from competition, following a shock defeat to 18-year-old American Tate Taylor in Eugene. Back in July, Taylor defeated the Olympic champion in the 200m, while Tebogo finished second in 19.93. At that time, Tebogo admitted, “I feel like there’s more that I could have done.” Just over a month later, he delivered the perfect response on the track, but he made sure that he …
·Lewes, United States
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