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National 400m hurdles champion Assinie Wilson says his bronze-medal-winning performance at this month’s Commonwealth Games Championships has given his career a major boost and could open more opportunities for him on the international circuit.
Wilson, who has been battling a medical condition since last year, produced a determined performance to clock 49.22 seconds and claim the bronze medal, his first individual senior global medal. Nigeria’s Ezekiel Nathaniel captured gold in 48.47 seconds.
The 24-year-old Wilson, who is Jamaica’s fastest man this season in the event with a time of 48.28 seconds, said winning a medal on one of the sport’s biggest stages was a significant achievement.
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