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Bosnia’s best Athlete Amel Tuka Eight at the Diamond League Rally

Published: August 23, 2020
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s best athlete Amel Tuka took eighth place in today’s 800-meter race at the Diamond League rally in Stockholm.

Tuka achieved a time of 1: 47.55. The first place was taken by the American Donovan Braizer who ran for 1: 43.76, and the second was the Canadian Marco Arop with a time of 1: 44.67.

Last week in Monte Carlo, he ran the ninth time of the 800-meter race (1: 45.97). In that race, Braizer celebrated with a time of 1: 43.15, ahead of American Bryce Hoppel and Arop.

Tuka tried to improve his impression today at the Olympic Stadium in Stockholm, and his main competitors for the first positions were again Brazier and Arop.

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