Puerto Rico has
never won an Olympic gold medal. Our Olympic athletes have won
several silver and bronze medals in boxing, but a gold medal has
always escaped from our hands. However, on Monday our luck may
change.
Our maximum
expectations are in the men's 400 meters hurdles with Javier Culson.
Culson has been dominant throughout the year in his event and has the
season-best mark before the Olympic Games. He arrived to London in
the best mental and physical condition of his life. On Friday in the
quarterfinals and yesterday in the semis, Culson finished first in
his heats and with the second best time among all athletes.
All the planets are
lined up for Culson. The men's 400 meters hurdles final will be on
Monday at 20:45 British Time (3:45 p.m. Eastern Time). If you watch
the race, Culson is the tall and slim guy with a headband in lane 5.
We have our fingers crossed for Culson. Good luck!
WOW your writing is excellent there is only one small thing that I would change
ReplyDeleteHe arrived IN London
Bien escrito !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I always do the same mistake. For me it sounds natural "arrived to a place" and unnatural "arrived in/at a place".
ReplyDeleteThanks for your advice.
I agree with you, Alex. "To" (like the Spanish) makes sense; "in/at" does not.
DeleteAnother bronze medal :-(
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