Amos rediscovers his mojo in America

Thursday, May 21, 2020

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Nijel Amos blast into the limelight back in 2012 when as a fresh-faced teenager from Marobela, he won the country’s first ever Olympic medal in London.

But Amos has not been able to add to that silver medal since, and has not kicked on and stamped his full authority.

When a gold medal appears a safe bet, at times circumstances connive to deny athletics’ poster boy his moment of glory.

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