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September 16 2025
TaylorMade
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December 9 2025
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Demario Prince looks up at the monitor ahead of finding out he missed the World Athletics Championships 110-metre final by the slimmest of margins yesterday.
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Tyler Mason finds a unique way of celebrating making it to the final of the men’s 100-metre hurdles where he would go on to earn a bronze medal at the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo yesterday.
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Fans would not be left out of the celebrations of Tyler Mason and Orlando Bennett after the two claimed respective bronze and silver medals in the 110-metre hurdles at the World Athletics Championships yesterday.
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Ackelia Smith reacts during the women’s triple jump qualifying round at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan yesterday.
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Orlando Bennett (left) and Tyler Mason (right) strain for the line as they secure the silver and bronze medals during the 110-metre hurdles final at the World Athletics Championships yesterday. Also trying to get into the picture is Japa’s Rachid Muratake.
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Orlando Bennett celebrates the 110-metre hurdles silver medal he won yesterday.
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An over-the-moon Tyler Mason checks the authenticity of the bronze medal he won from his participation in the World Athletics Championships 110-metre hurdles inside the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo yesterday.
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Navasky Anderson makes his trademark signal ahead of the start of his 800-metre heat at the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo yesterday.
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Shanieka Ricketts
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Romaine Beckford reacts after failing to make a height in the men’s long jump final at the World Athletics Championships inside the Japan National Stadium in Tokyo yesterday.
Orlando Bennett has been at it for a long time and his perseverance, among the many memories of the World Athletics Championships’ day four, have been immortalised by the lense.