I wasn’t ready mentally for Olympics – Amusan - Punch Newspapers

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Tobi Amusan said she wasn’t mentally ready after placing fourth in the final of the women’s 100m hurdles at the Tokyo Olympics, which ensured she missed out from a podium finish., Amusan said, “I am getting better and I am moving forward positively, it’s another lesson and by the time I come out of this, I will come back stronger.

“It’s a lot of lessons, mentally, it’s a lot of lessons that I have learned. Physically, I think I was ready, but mentally, I think I wasn’t, so I think my mental part let me down. Like I said I will come back stronger.” She also spoke about being able to gather enough strength to support her best friend, Ese Brume, who won a bronze medal in the women’s long jump on Tuesday.

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