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Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Runs Fourth-Fastest Time Ever to Win 100-Meter World Title

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Melissa Jefferson-Wooden ran 10.61 seconds to win the 100 meters in Tokyo.

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Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Runs Fourth-Fastest Time Ever to Win 100-Meter World Title

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden ran 10.61 seconds to win the 100 meters in Tokyo.

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Canadian Running MagazineCanadian Running Magazine

American sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden wins 100m gold in fourth-fastest time ever - Canadian Running Magazine

Olympic champion Julien Alfred was forced to settle for a bronze medal in Tokyo on Sunday, while Jamaica's Tina Clayton scored a surprise silver The post American sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden wins 100m gold in fourth-fastest time ever appeared first on Canadian Running Magazine.

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