The revolutionary change in long jump that World Athletics thinks and caused the irony of Carl Lewis
In search of more spectacle and avoid null attempts, the body presided by Sebastian Coe is considering replacing the current platform with a larger jumping area. “You’re supposed to wait until April 1 to see April Fools’ Day jokes,” ironized the athletics legend, four-time Olympic champion in the specialty.
El revolucionario cambio en salto en largo que piensa World Athletics y provocó la ironía de Carl Lewis
En busca de más espectáculo y evitar los intentos nulos, el organismo que preside Sebastian Coe evalúa sustituir la actual plataforma por una zona de salto más amplia. “Se supone que debes esperar hasta el 1 de abril para ver los chistes del Día de los Inocentes”, ironizó la leyenda del atletismo, cuatro veces campeón olímpico en la especialidad.
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