He ‘won’ but the aborted participation in the World Cup is a stimulus to return “stronger than ever, already from the European Championships” in Munich where he wants to “break everything”. the Olympic champion of the 100 Marcell Jacobs, a few days after Eugene’s great disappointment, spoke at a press conference in Oregon, talking about his recent complicated past and the near future, to which he looks with great optimism. The blue, flanked by his coach Paolo Camossi, immediately admitted all his suffering for having been only a spectator of the semifinal of the 100: “It was sad to see my lane empty, really difficult. It made me gnaw a lot and yet I gave more energy to come back stronger than before. I have nothing serious, but you need to have the time to do everything in the best way – said the Olympian -. Maybe we have accelerated the times a bit, but I I couldn’t stay out. Now you have to be calm, there is a month before the European Championships, where I want to reach the top, and still many other races this season “.
Jacobs denied that he had spent too much time on off-track commitments, arguing that “after winning the indoor world championship everything was fine, the hitch came later. And without this injury the season would have gone differently. I’m someone who knows. when to do things off the track and when to train “. “Now I’m doing the therapies to make sure to heal. I want to get to the Europeans in the best condition, find the perfect shape to break everything. Doubts and criticisms on social networks? I deleted the Instagram and Facebook applications to see nothing and follow the comments. People who really love me text me privately, “he said. Jacobs also dedicated a thought to another disappointed Olympic champion, Gimbo Tamberi: “After the missed semifinal I went back to the stadium only to see the 200 fans and Tamberi. It was exciting thinking about the difficulties he came from. He brought out all his character proving to be worth a lot. Too bad for the missed medal. But even if it didn’t arrive, he deserved it all “.”
Source: Ansa
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