His demeanor already stood out before the race.
While other sprinters came in and headed to their own starting blocks twice as quickly moments before the men’s 100-meter final — the main event of the four-day competition — Abdul Hakim Sani Brown walked in leisurely — and majestically.
It was as if the 20-year-old was already the king of Japanese track.
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