‘It’s going to be bloody’ – Amusan warns of tougher women’s hurdles in 2027

Nigerian athlete Tobi Amusan has stated that the women’s 100m hurdles competition is becoming increasingly competitive, predicting that the field will be significantly tougher by the 2027 season. She characterized the future of the event as 'bloody' to emphasize the rising intensity and the aggressive nature of the rivalry among top contenders.

Amusan noted that current athletes are consistently pushing one another during major track meetings, signaling a shift toward a higher standard of performance. Her comments reflect a broader observation that the discipline has reached a new level of difficulty, with competitors showing a heightened willingness to challenge their peers on the world stage.