Alison dos Santos ran a strong race to finish second in the men’s 400m hurdles at the Diamond League Stockholm with a time of 46.68 seconds. He faced off against top rivals Rai Benjamin and Karsten Warholm, making the race one of the most thrilling in recent years.
Moreover, dos Santos expressed pride in his effort but admitted he wanted a better result.
He said, “When we (myself, Rai Benjamin and Karsten Warholm) all line up together, you know it’s going to be a great race. I’m proud of my race today – the result could have been better, but I’ll be back. I stayed patient and just focused on my lane. The body felt ok, but the mind was a little tired.”
Alison dos Santos: Rivalry Drives Historic Era in 400m Hurdles
Meanwhile, Alison dos Santos highlighted that competing alongside Benjamin and Warholm defines the greatest era in 400m hurdles history.
Their fierce rivalry pushes each athlete to perform at their best. Despite feeling mentally tired, dos Santos recovered well from his race in Oslo just three days earlier and delivered a strong effort.
However, Alison dos Santos stressed the importance of sharing competition and victories to build confidence. Looking ahead, dos Santos prepares to take on the Paris Diamond League, aiming to improve and claim revenge.
“I’ll go home soon, but first will be the Paris Diamond League, time for some revenge,” he said.
Diamond League Stockholm: Alison dos Santos Hints at Plans to Break Record Again
Dos Santos, Benjamin, and Warholm continue to raise the bar in the 400m hurdles. Their battles excite fans worldwide and elevate the event’s status. With determination and focus, dos Santos promises more thrilling performances as he chases the top spot.
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