Oblique Seville commented on his second-place finish to Kishane Thompson, expressing a mix of humility and determination. He commended Thompson for his outstanding performance, acknowledging the fierce competition that marked the event. Seville emphasized the importance of this experience in his athletic journey, seeing it as a crucial opportunity for growth and improvement. He vowed to analyze his performance, refine his techniques, and come back stronger, with his sights set on future victories and international success.
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