Nigeria’s sprint hurdling star Tobi Amusan has begun the 2026 athletics season ranked among the top three athletes in the World Athletics (WA) rankings, reaffirming her status as one of the world’s elite performers.
The former world record holder and Olympic champion remains a dominant force in the women’s 100m hurdles, with her consistent performances over recent seasons keeping her firmly at the top of the global rankings. Amusan’s position reflects her excellence on the international stage and her ability to compete at the highest level against the best athletes in the world.
Consistency at the Highest Level
Amusan has enjoyed remarkable consistency, regularly reaching finals and podiums at major championships and Diamond League meetings. Her technical precision, speed, and competitive mentality have made her a standard-bearer for African athletics.
Entering 2026 in the top three further underlines her longevity and continued relevance as the new season builds toward major global competitions.
Eyes on Another Big Year
With the 2026 season underway, Amusan will be targeting strong performances across the circuit as she prepares for upcoming championships. Expectations remain high as she aims to add more titles and medals to her already impressive career.
Her ranking is also a significant boost for Nigerian athletics, inspiring a new generation of athletes and reinforcing the country’s presence on the world stage.
