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Results Tournament Hengelo Hengelo

SALADINO RECURRENCE WITH WINS IN METERS 8.56 Gebrselassie wins when Six Hengelo Beijing 2008 Olympic champions and five world champions gathered at the meeting in Hengelo. EFE

01/06/09 - 19:52

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The Ethiopian Haile Gebrselassie, marathon world record holder and author of four world records in the background, won the meeting in Hengelo in the Netherlands proof of an hour of this international meeting, which also holds the world record. Gebrselassie won the test with a distance of 20,822.36 meters, ahead of Kenyans Kiplimo Kimutai, who won 20797.10 meters, and Wilson Kiprop, to 20,756.40 meters.

The world record of the specialty is Haile Gebrselassie himself with 21,285 meters since the meeting in Ostrava in the Czech Republic, May 27, 2007.

Grand duel in the pit

As Gebrselassie, also kept his favorite condition Panamanian Irving Saladino, who won the victory in the long jump in comeback after recovering from the injury he suffered after winning the gold medal at the Beijing Olympics.

Saladino won in Hengelo with a mark of 8.56, 17 inches of her personal best, ahead of Dwight Phillips, who jumped 8.54 meters, and French Idiri Salim, who fell to 8, 23 meters. A total of six Beijing 2008 Olympic champions, including himself Irving Saladino, and five world champions gathered at the meeting in Hengelo.

Kiprop won the 1,500

One of the expected duels of the day was the one who had to face the Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele with Olympic runner-up 1,500 meters, the Kenyan Asbel Kiprop, who could receive the gold medal after doping Bahraini Rashid Ramzi, but it was never produced.

Kiprop won the event with a time of 3 minutes, 34 seconds and 45 hundredths, while Bekele did not finish the race. Some of the surprises of the day came from the hand of the women, beating Ethiopia's Burka Gelete in the test of 1,500 meters, while a favorite, Kenyan Olympic champion Nancy Lagat, just eleventh.

in length. one of the candidates to victory was the Brazilian Olympic champion Maureen Higa Maggi, who finished fourth in a competition in which the U.S. Fummi Jimoh won with a jump of 6.74 meters.

Olympic champion in weight, the Polish Thomasz Majewski, had to settle for second place, beaten by more than forty centimeters launched (21.59 meters) U.S. rival Reese Hoffa.