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Australia's Cameron Myers beats Olympic champions to win Diamond League Final

Cameron Myers won the men's 1,500m at the Diamond League Final in Brussels, beating Olympic champions Cole Hocker and Jakob Ingebrigtsen.

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Australia's Cameron Myers won the men's 1,500 metres at the Diamond League Final in Brussels, clocking 3 minutes 30.14 seconds to become the eighth Australian to win a Diamond League Final title. [1] Jakob Ingebrigtsen finished fourth in the Diamond League final in Brussels with a time of 3.30.52, behind Cameron Myers (3.30.14), Phanuel Koech, and Ethan Strand. [2] Myers edged Kenyan teenager Phanuel Koech (3:30.18) and American Ethan Strand (3:30.50) to claim victory at the King Baudouin Stadium. [3] Myers set an Australian national record of 3:28.00 in winning the 1,500m at the Paris Diamond League meet in June, the second-fastest time in the world this year. [4] The field included the two most recent Olympic champions in the 1,500m, the USA's Cole Hocker and Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who finished seventh (3:30.80) and fourth (3:30.52) respectively. [5] Jakob Ingebrigtsen said, 'For a gang of losers I ran against. I lost and was not good enough,' attributing his loss to the competitors waiting for him. [6] Jakob Ingebrigtsen stated that his competitors were just waiting and terrified, adding, 'I am so insanely looking forward to coming back in a few months.' [7] Amalie Iuel finished last of the eight in the 400m hurdles Diamond League final in Brussels with a time of 54.90 seconds. [8]
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  1. Australia's Cameron Myers won the men's 1,500 metres at the Diamond League Final in Brussels, clocking 3 minutes 30.14 seconds to become the eighth Australian to win a Diamond League Final title. · abc.net.auAustralia
  2. Jakob Ingebrigtsen finished fourth in the Diamond League final in Brussels with a time of 3.30.52, behind Cameron Myers (3.30.14), Phanuel Koech, and Ethan Strand. · Aftenposten
  3. Myers edged Kenyan teenager Phanuel Koech (3:30.18) and American Ethan Strand (3:30.50) to claim victory at the King Baudouin Stadium. · abc.net.auAustralia
  4. Myers set an Australian national record of 3:28.00 in winning the 1,500m at the Paris Diamond League meet in June, the second-fastest time in the world this year. · abc.net.auAustralia
  5. The field included the two most recent Olympic champions in the 1,500m, the USA's Cole Hocker and Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who finished seventh (3:30.80) and fourth (3:30.52) respectively. · abc.net.auAustralia
  6. Jakob Ingebrigtsen said, 'For a gang of losers I ran against. I lost and was not good enough,' attributing his loss to the competitors waiting for him. · Aftenposten
  7. Jakob Ingebrigtsen stated that his competitors were just waiting and terrified, adding, 'I am so insanely looking forward to coming back in a few months.' · Aftenposten
  8. Amalie Iuel finished last of the eight in the 400m hurdles Diamond League final in Brussels with a time of 54.90 seconds. · Aftenposten
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