Esther Imonmion
Nigerian track star Tobi Amusan has added another glittering chapter to her illustrious career, clinching the silver medal in the women’s 100m hurdles at the 2025 World Athletics Championships, held from September 10–15, 2025 in Tokyo.
Amusan’s performance in the final was a testament to her resilience and world-class talent. She crossed the finish line in 12.29 seconds, narrowly missing the gold to Switzerland’s Ditaji Kambundji, who set a new national record with 12.24 seconds. American hurdler Grace Stark claimed the bronze with 12.34 seconds.
Earlier in the day, Amusan had dominated her semifinal, clocking 12.36 seconds, signaling her readiness for the nail-biting final. Her silver medal not only highlights her consistency on the world stage but also adds to a career studded with records and international titles, including her world record of 12.12 seconds.
Fans and sports enthusiasts have celebrated her achievement, lauding her determination and skill. For Amusan, the silver medal is more than just a podium finish—it is a reminder of her enduring excellence and the promise of more victories to come.
Tobi Amusan continues to be a beacon of inspiration for young athletes across Nigeria and beyond, proving once again that dedication, focus, and relentless pursuit of excellence can turn dreams into reality.