The Moroccan Soufiane El Bakklali, true champion of the 3,000 m steeplechase, once again shone at the world athletics championships in Budapest. At the end of a perfectly controlled race, he won the gold medal with a time of 8’03”53. This victory allows him to win his second title of world champion in this discipline.
El Bakklali’s performance is all the more impressive as he had to face competition from world record holder Lamech Grima, who was hot on his heels throughout the race. Despite the pressure, the Moroccan was able to keep his cool and impose himself brilliantly.
This is a fourth consecutive world medal for El Bakklali, who had already won silver in London in 2017, bronze in Doha in 2019, and gold in Eugene in 2022. His dominance in this discipline is undeniable. and he once again confirms his status as a great champion.
This new victory confirms El Bakklali’s supremacy on the international 3,000m steeplechase scene. His tactical mastery, his determination and his ability to handle pressure make him one of the best athletes in his discipline.
The Moroccan does not seem ready to stop in such a good way. His thirst for victory and his desire to always push his limits further make him an athlete to follow closely in the years to come. We can’t wait to see what he has in store for us in the next competitions.
In conclusion, Soufiane El Bakklali once again proved her superiority in the 3,000m steeplechase by winning her second world champion title. His undisputed dominance in this discipline makes him one of the most talented athletes of his generation. There is no doubt that we will see more outstanding performances from him in the years to come