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probably knackered and not mentally up for it
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The Canadian Heptathlete made it to the 100 hurdles final?
No reason Ennis couldn't have tried. Didnt want to get injured and miss out on all the money from end of seasons Grand Prix (NAP) So much for the Olympics being the pinnacle (nb) |
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Would not have beaten the winner.
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scared the face the mighty Sally Pearson
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Would have been a hiding to nothing.
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wouldn't have medalled
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Jess wouldn't have medalled but also wanted to recover from a gruelling few days. She's had the eyes of the country on her all year and the emotions must have taken an awful lot out of her (more so than zelinka). As much as I'd have loved to see her compete i think she made the right decision. Plus it meant she could go and see the Stone Roses last night!
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like retiring a Derby winner- nothing to be gained/plenty to be lost by losin after moment of glory
off to stud with her |
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I wish I was in stud with her
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Has a priceless reputation to uphold after the Heptathlon win. Why risk that (and possible endorsements) with a less than stellar result in the 100m hurdles?
Not the first and certainly won't be the last. All in all, it's the 'smart move'. |
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it was clear from her run in the hurdles that this is a lightning fast track and that was backed up by both the womens and mens 100m finals. she ran in much better conditions than they faced tonight too. all in all she made the right decision
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once the gold was secure, there was no decision
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She had an Algerian doctors certificate.
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