Oblique Seville Quotes
born 2001 Jamaica
Oblique Seville (born 16 March 2001) is a Jamaican track and field sprinter. He won the 2025 World Athletics Championships men's 100 metre sprint.
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I feel a sense of duty to continue Jamaica’s rich sprinting legacy.
The work is paying off, and I am ready to show what I can do.
Next season, I want to extend my title and dominate the Diamond League.
You have to move past that because that is just a thing of the past.
I have been putting in a lot of effort in practice and am feeling good about the strides I have been making.
Training has been good so far, and I am just taking it step by step each month, to see all the progress I can make.
Ihave seen what happened, and I know what to do to prevent it from happening again, so everything is going to be good next year.
I knew I would become the world champion from that moment.
I was so determined to prove myself. I never missed a day of training.
I can’t blame the Jamaican fans, I had to prove to those who felt I struggled under pressure that it’s never the case. I’ve just been unfortunate with injuries.
It means a lot because this is my first Diamond League title, Each competitor pushed me to go to the line. I am happy for the win.
After Lausanne, I realised nobody’s going to beat me in Tokyo. I didn’t see myself losing at the championship. None at all.
Mentally, I will be okay because I have a strong team around me, and my mental state is actually good because I can bounce back from this.
After leading comfortably and reaching the 70m mark, I dipped for the line and stopped, only to see everyone continuing, I ran off again and eventually finished seventh.
Honestly, I can’t hide my feelings,The talent we had, we should have won, but we didn’t get enough time to practice. We didn’t have the chemistry of the Bolt generation. We’ll soon get the synergy.
When I hear people say I have a mental problem, I feel so bad. It’s like being wrongfully charged, I decided I was not going to settle for just a medal, I’m going for gold.
This is my first time in Poland. The victory feels nice, especially as I ran close to my PB. I am just having fun. There are great things ahead of me. For the rest of the season, I would like to keep winning, and the next win should be in Brussels.
When I stood at the start line in the final, the only thing that came to mind was ‘this is it, I am going to win’, I knew I was going to get the start, and I patiently went into my blocks.
On the warm-up track, I felt some tightening in my hamstring, During my block start for the final, it contracted to the point where I was in pain.