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  Women's 200m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. Less than 72 hours after taking silver in the 100m, the 23-year-old Londoner powered to the world title in the 200m to admirably live up to her role as favourite. She clocked 21.88 to clip 0.01 from the national record she set at the European Championships in Berlin 14 months ago. “You’re only the favourite if you go out and perform how

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  Dina Asher-Smith dominates 200m final | World Athletics Championships 2019 | Doha Moments

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  There was no stopping Dina Asher-Smith in the women's 200m final at the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha. The Brit set a new national record of 21.88s to win gold, with American Brittany Brown earning silver in a new personal best of 22.22s and Switzerland's Mujinga Kambundji winning bronze. #200m #Sprint #DinaAsher-Smith #DinaAsherSmith #BrittanyBrown #MujingaKambundji #IAAF #WorldAthletics #WorldAthleticsChampionships See more moments from

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  Men's 200m Interviews | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Hear from the men's 200m medallists at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha. USA's Noah Lyles claimed gold in a blistering 19.83s run. Canadian Andre De Grasse picked up his second silver medal of the championships, with Ecuador's Alex Quinonez claiming an impressive bronze. #200m #NoahLyles #AndreDeGrasse #AlexQuinonez Watch more mixed zone interviews from Doha in our Mixed Zone playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz-gfY4

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  Women's 200m Interviews | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Hear from the women's 200m medallists at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha. After claiming silver in the 100m, Dina Asher-Smith went one better over the longer distance, winning gold in a new national record of 21.88s. A new personal best of 22.22s from Brittany Brown earned the American silver, and Swiss Mujinga Kambundji won bronze. #200m #DinaAsherSmith Watch more mixed zone interviews from Doha in our Mixed Zone playlist - https:

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  Men's 200m Semi-Finals | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Women's 200m Semi-Finals | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Noah Lyles Sprints to 200m Gold | World Athletics Championships 2019 | Doha Moments

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  USA's Noah Lyles shows blistering pace to win the men's 200m gold at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha. Lyles was untouchable in every round, clocking 19.83s to win the title. #200m #NoahLyles #IAAF #WorldChampionships #WorldAthleticsChampionships See more moments from the 2019 World Athletics Championships in our Doha Moments playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz-gfY4so9kYzhUfPKFZBtaT90bQmMuYt Subscribe to our channel

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  Men's Shot Put Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party. Remember you can join the conversation on Twitter using the #WatchWorldAthletics hashtag. Tonight we focus on the men's shot put, with an opening effort Ryan Crouser produced the longest throw in World Championships history with 22.36m By the end, that mark was just the equal-seventh best of the night in what proved to be the greatest – and closest – shot put competition ever. USA’s 2015 world champion Joe K

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  Men's Javelin Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. Anderson Peters maintained his streak of 2019 championship success by securing the world title to become Grenada’s second world champion after one-lap star Kirani James. Peters, aged just 21 and still a collegiate athlete, secured the NCAA title in June and Pan American gold in August and tonight he remaining unsurpassed from his opening

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  Men's 100m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party. Remember you can join the conversation on Twitter using the #WatchWorldAthletics hashtag. Living up to his favourite’s billing, Christian Coleman dominated the 100m to underscore his ambitions to stake claim to the ‘world’s fastest man’ title in the post-Usain Bolt era. His style isn’t quite reminiscent, but the manner of his 9.76 winning performance at Khalifa Stadium was. In World Championships history, on

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  Men's 400m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. A little over a month after Hurricane Dorian wreaked devastation in his homeland of The Bahamas, Steven Gardiner lifted the spirits of his compatriots to climb sixth on the 400m all-time list with a rip-roaring victory. The Bahamian, whose last one-lap defeat when completing a 400m race came when winning world silver at the 2017 World Ch

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  Men's Discus Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. It was a hearty ‘Skol’ to Daniel Stahl as the powerhouse Swede delivered on his season-long vow to be world champion, scrapping his way to the discus title in a tight, tense competition. The Diamond trophy winner has dominated the 2019 campaign, hurling the 2kg disc 71.86m for joint fourth on the world all-time list, but today was not a

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  Men's 1500m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. Timothy Cheruyiot led from gun to tape to add a world 1500m gold to the silver he collected two years ago, finishing fully two seconds clear of an eye-wateringly good field to clock 3:29.26, half a second off his 2019 world-leading mark. Silver went to Algeria’s London 2012 champion Taoufik Makhloufi in 3:31.38 and bronze to European ind

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  Men's 800m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. 22-year-old Donavan Brazier earned his first major 800m title in a time of 1:42.34 – breaking the 32-year-old Championship and 34-year-old United States records. He also became the first US 800m runner – male or female - to win the world title. After the field had reached the bell in 48.96, led through by Puerto Rico’s habitual front-run

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  Men's 5000m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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  Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. Had it not been for the fact he had a wild card entry as the defending champion, Muktar Edris most likely wouldn’t have even made it to Doha. The Ethiopian was ranked just 17th in his country this year for the 5000m. He had two appearances on the Diamond League circuit this year, finishing 11th in Oslo over 3000m and 18th in Lausanne ove