Coe backs 'mahogany hard' Hodgkinson to become one of all-time greats

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2025-09-10

Tokyo (PA Media/dpa) - World Athletics president Sebastian Coe believes "mahogany hard" Keely Hodgkinson could finish her career as one of the all-time greatest athletes in the world. Olympic champion Hodgkinson will look to add a first world title to her Paris 2024 800 metres gold at the World Athletics Championships, which begin this weekend in Tokyo. The 23-year-old came back from a year-long injury absence to set a stunning world lead in Pola......

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