ATHLETICS: MAURICE: IT'S GREENE FOR GO; Sprint Star Has Revenge on His Mind
Byline: ROGER CLARKE
IF Mark Lewis-Francis has ambitions of beating sprinting superstar Maurice Greene in the Norwich Union Grand Prix at the NIA in Birmingham tomorrow, it would help if he was fit, ran at his best and found a bit extra just to make sure. Indeed there is so much baggage being carried into the 60 metres that they may need porters to deal with it!
Lewis-Francis was first over the line to take the 4x100 metres gold for Great Britain with Greene one hundredth of a second behind for the USA.
Anything less than gold is a bad result for Greene and he is quick to point out that he was not beaten by Lewis-Francis, no matter what supporters of the …
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Article title: ATHLETICS: MAURICE: IT'S GREENE FOR GO; Sprint Star Has Revenge on His Mind.
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Newspaper title: Birmingham Evening Mail (England).
Publication date: February 17, 2005.
Page number: 81.
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