Yusha Rahman
Freelance Contributor at Freelance
A journalist with a keen interest in curbing fake news. A Rationalist and Secular. Currently working with @southcheck_In #Factchecker
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essentiallysports.com | Yusha Rahman |Snehal Dogra
Fred Kerley has reignited his 2025 season with a powerful statement, clocking three sub-10-second 100m races, including a wind-aided 9.87s, at California’s Franson Last Chance Meet. These performances came on the heels of a turbulent start to the year, which included legal troubles and a missed appearance at the Grand Slam Track meet.
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essentiallysports.com | Yusha Rahman |Snehal Dogra
Emmanuel Wanyonyi blitzed his way into history at the 2024 Paris Olympics, snagging gold in the 800m with a jaw-dropping 1:41.19. But behind that medal? A story of grit, tragedy, and a family that turned hardship into fuel. Let’s dive into the lives of the people who shaped this track phenom—from his late father’s sacrifices to his mother’s unwavering faith and the aunt-like mentor who changed his trajectory.
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essentiallysports.com | Yusha Rahman |Snehal Dogra
At 35, Dalilah Muhammad is making a powerful statement in what she has confirmed will be her farewell season. At the inaugural Grand Slam Track meet in Kingston, Jamaica, she opened her campaign with a strong 54.59-second finish in the 400m hurdles, securing second place behind Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone’s world-leading 52.76. The performance was a testament to Muhammad’s enduring excellence and determination to compete at the highest level.
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essentiallysports.com | Yusha Rahman |Snehal Dogra
Botswana’s sprint superstar, Letsile Tebogo, did the unthinkable at the 2024 Paris Olympics: He blazed to gold in the 200m with a jaw-dropping 19.46 seconds, becoming the first African athlete ever to win the event and securing Botswana’s maiden Olympic gold medal. But the moment that melted hearts worldwide? Tebogo pointing to his Nike spikes—customized with his late mother’s birthdate—after crossing the finish line.
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essentiallysports.com | Yusha Rahman |Snehal Dogra
Fresh off her Olympic glory and a scorching season opener at the 2025 Rabat Diamond League, Dutch hurdling phenom Femke Bol isn’t just racing for records—she’s sprinting straight to the bank. While fans marvel at her ability to crush 400m hurdles like they’re made of paper, there’s another race Bol’s dominating off the track: the endorsement game. From smashing Diamond League podiums to rocking custom Nike kits, Bol’s have become a marketing gold mine. But how much is her hustle actually worth?
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