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Omanyala put track rivalry aside as he welcomed Otieno's impressive performance in his first competitive race since his two-year doping ban as both hope to team up at Olympics
Africa's fastest man, Ferdinand Omanyala, has extended a warm welcome to fellow sprinter Mark Otieno as he makes his triumphant return to the track.
Otieno, who was sidelined for two years due to a ban stemming from a positive test for the banned anabolic steroid methasterone, is now setting his sights on redemption and Olympic qualification.
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ATHLETICS Mark Otieno posts impressive time in first competitive race after two-year doping ban
The former 100m national champion showed that he’s still got it as he stormed to a second-place finish in his first competitive race since August 2021
Former Kenyan champion Otieno wasted no time in re-establishing his presence on the track, clocking an impressive 10.39 seconds in his first race since his ban.
With determination gleaming in his eyes, Otieno is now embarking on a challenging journey to secure a spot at the upcoming Paris Games.
In order to secure his place on the global stage, he must clock a sub-10 second time before June 30, 2024.
Omanyala, known for his remarkable speed and agility, took to social media to express his delight at Otieno's return.
The two sprinters, once fierce rivals on the track, have put aside their competition to embrace a newfound camaraderie.
"Happy to see you back! A great friend and competitor. Brothers in arms. One step at a time," Omanyala's post resonated with fans, reaffirming the spirit of sportsmanship that transcends individual accomplishments.
The potential collaboration between Omanyala and Otieno in Team Kenya is a tantalising prospect for fans and experts alike.
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With their individual speeds and strengths, the duo could form a formidable partnership, bolstering Kenya's medal prospects in the sprint races.
If both Omanyala and Otieno secure their places in the Paris Games, Kenya could witness a historic moment where two of its fastest sprinters line up side by side to represent their nation and challenge the world's best.
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