Noah Lyles: Triumph at World Championships
Noah Lyles secured his fourth 200-meter world title with a .06-second victory over Kenny Bednarek, while Melissa Jefferson-Wooden completed a 100-200 double. Lyles equaled Usain Bolt's record, gesturing his fourth win. Rai Benjamin added a 400-meter hurdles gold to the U.S. tally, marking a successful championship run.
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Noah Lyles clinched victory in the 200 meters, edging out Kenny Bednarek by .06 seconds at the world championships. This triumph marked Lyles' fourth title, equating Usain Bolt's record in the event, and showcasing his dominance in the sport.
Minutes later, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden completed a remarkable sprint double, winning both the 100 and 200 meters. Her performance highlighted a significant achievement since Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce managed the feat in 2013, defeating Britain's Amy Hunt by a substantial margin.
Rai Benjamin captured gold in the 400-meter hurdles, contributing to a successful day for the U.S. team, bringing their total to 10 golds. Lyles' confidence shone as he raised four fingers to signify his string of victories, underlining a career marked by resilience and sheer determination.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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