Seville attributes 100m success to new approach

Tokyo, Japan – After winning his first global medal, which turned out to be gold, newly minted World Champion Oblique Seville told reporters at the post-race press conference that his success stemmed from a change in approach and mindset.

“To be honest, I would have to say yes,” while responding to a question about whether including the Diamond League in his preparation contributed to his World Championship success.

“Throughout the years, injuries have prevented me from performing. This year, despite a little niggle, I showed my dominance throughout this season, and I said OK, this is my year, and I am going to take it home; no one was going to take it away from me.” 

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Noel Francis
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Noel Francis is without doubt one of the most naturally gifted track & field writers in Jamaica. His passionate, creative, informative and engaging writing style has been recognised and enjoyed worldwide. He started out writing several articles with trackalerts.com in 2013 and his marketability soared with a number of his stories being featured on the US based Track and Field News – The Bible of the Sport. He is now the IAAF correspondent in Jamaica and a regular contributor for the Florida based high school track website Dyestatfl.com. Noel has a first degree in Banking & Finance and works as a Treasury Officer in the financial industry.
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