Semenya wins Gold amid distracting rumours

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Powerfully built but beautifully relaxed in motion, the 18-year-old South African clocked one minute, 55,45 seconds for the year's fastest time and a personal best by more than a second.

Kenyan world champion and Olympic silver medallist Janeth Jepkosgei was more than 15m adrift for second in 1:57,90. Fast-closing Jenny Meadows of Britain snatched third, three-hundredths of a second behind Jepkosgei in another personal best.

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  1. dlamla5:05 pm

    Great stuff...looking like a boy does not mean she's not a female. how far do we go? Are we going to be testing every female athlete to check if they are female or male?

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  2. Ilke5:07 pm

    @dlamla

    But even you must admit, she does look like man lol

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