The IAAF Best Male and Female Athlete will be announced at the end of February this year, and we have also dominated two nominations.

The full list is as follows, man:

Usain Bolt (Jamaica Sprint) Mo Farah (Kitty Hawks Country Long-distance Run) Robert Harding (German Discuss) Kierani James (Grenada Sprint) Patrick Makao (Kenya Marathon) Fukuhiro (Japanese Hack) David Rudisha (Kenian Men's 800m) Christian Taylor (US triple jump) Sushen (Flower Planters Sprint) Liu Xiang (Flower Planters Short Span).

woman:

Maria Abakumova (Russian Javelin), Valerie Adams (New Zealand shot put), Veronica Campbell (Jamaica sprint), Tatiana Chernova (Russian women's heptax) Vivian Cheruyyot (Kenya long-distance running) Anna Chichelova (Russian high jump) Racinda Demus (US 400 m hurdles) Carmelita Jetel (US sprint) Amantel Montesa (Botswana 400 m) Sali Person (Australia hurdles).

Even IAAF President Rami Diak said on his personal Twitter in some meaningful way:

This year, we may see the birth of a new history.

What new history?

What new history can be born for the best athletes of men and women in the IAAF?

These keywords have made netizens discuss and discuss online enthusiastically.

And at this moment.

Just when Su Shen just flew to Europe and landed.

Liu Xiang reported the results of the 60-meter indoor competition in the first game.

When Su Shen opened his phone, he saw a front page title with Liu Xiang's photo:

[Liu Xiang's 60-meter hurdles in the Birmingham Indoor Race almost broke the Asian record for 7 seconds.]

Good guy.

Brother Xiang has been holding it in for half a year, and he has used his big move as soon as he comes out.

PS: Liu Xiang’s 7.40 is not an exaggeration, because in history, he was the first 2012 indoor game, and he won 7.41 seconds, directly breaking the Asian record he held. So, Liu Xiang is in good condition this year, and he would be fine if he was not injured, alas.
Chapter completed!