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Amusan finishes second at Athlos London, earns $35,000

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Tobi Amusan (Credit: Making of Champions)

The Nigerian clocked 12.51 seconds (+1.2m/s) at StoneX Stadium in Barnet, finishing just 0.01 seconds behind American Alaysha Johnson, who took victory in 12.50 seconds.

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