Day Two of the IAAF World Athletics Final in Thessaloniki, Greece and an interesting turn of events in the men's long jump.
Dwight Phillips of Atlanta, the Olympic and World long jump champion who recently won gold in Berlin, was bumped from the top spot by Fabrice Lapierre of Australia. Phillips took silver with a jump of 8.24 meters. Closely at his heels was the new South African hotness, Godfrey Khotso Mokoena, with a mark of 8.17.
In Berlin, Phillips and Mokoena were quite friendly and almost inseperable. Didn't see any pictures from Thessaloniki but one could only hope ...








Godfrey Mokoena is something fine. And a "long" jumper I bet lol
Posted by: King Drive | 13 September 2009 at 21:06
Since gay marriage is legal in South Africa and probably never will be in the enlightened state of Georgia, if these two are really an item, then I think Mr. Phillips needs to think about emigration.
Then the South African team will come home from every meet with two men’s long jump medals instead of just one.
And just think of their children!
Posted by: Jim | 14 September 2009 at 00:36