Athletics-EM: With meditation to the medal: Hammerwerfer Hummel brings silver
Hummel won the first European Championship medal of a German Hammerwerfer since 2006, when Markus Esser celebrated bronze in Gothenburg, Sweden
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Hummel won the first European Championship medal of a German Hammerwerfer since 2006, when Markus Esser celebrated bronze in Gothenburg, Sweden. With the first throw on 79.08 meters, the 24-year-old started well, but then followed two throws into the net of the throw cage. There Hummel had struggled on Monday and with for him weak 75.49 meters only occupied the tenth place.
Furthermore, His club colleague Sören Klose finished a good sixth with 78.13 meters. European Championship title goes to Hungary Gold went to Olympic runner-up Bence Halasz with outstanding 84.25 meters, bronze secured Ukrainian Mychaylo Kochan with 79.49 meters. The World Cup runner-up threw 81.30 meters on the second day of the title fights and won his next international badge.
In addition, In between, Hummel had completed a concentration exercise in the tailor seat. The Polish defending champion Wojciech Nowicki had not survived the qualification.
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Hummel won the first European Championship medal of a German Hammerwerfer since 2006, when Markus Esser celebrated bronze in Gothenburg, Sweden.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesWith the first throw on 79.08 meters, the 24-year-old started well, but then followed two throws into the net of the throw cage.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThere Hummel had struggled on Monday and with for him weak 75.49 meters only occupied the tenth place.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHis club colleague Sören Klose finished a good sixth with 78.13 meters.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesEuropean Championship title goes to Hungary Gold went to Olympic runner-up Bence Halasz with outstanding 84.25 meters, bronze secured Ukrainian Mychaylo Kochan with 79.49 meters.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe World Cup runner-up threw 81.30 meters on the second day of the title fights and won his next international badge.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn between, Hummel had completed a concentration exercise in the tailor seat.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Polish defending champion Wojciech Nowicki had not survived the qualification.
reliability moderate2/2 sources
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