Men 110m Hurdles Athletics XXIV Olympic Games Seoul, South Korea 1988 - Monday, 26th September - Gold Medal: Roger Kingdom, United States
Final Wind 1.5m/stimeLReact.
1. Roger KingdomUSAUSA12.98s OR40.142
2. Colin JacksonGBRGBR13.28s10.131
3. Anthony CambellUSAUSA13.38s60.161
4. Vladimir ChichkineURSURS13.51s30.139
5. Jonathan RidgeonGBRGBR13.52s70.150
6. Tony JarrettGBRGBR13.54s20.164
7. Mark MckoyCANCAN13.61s80.142
8. Arthur BlakeUSAUSA13.96s50.056

world Men 110m Hurdles History

Venue: Centennial Olympic Stadium 69,950.
41 competitors from 31 nations.
RoundHAthdate
Semi-Finals21626.09
Quarter-Finals43225.09
Heats64325.09

Semi-Finals - Monday 26.09

Semi 1time
1. Vladimir ChichkineURSURS13.46s
2. Anthony CambellUSAUSA13.47s
3. Colin JacksonGBRGBR13.55s
4. Jonathan RidgeonGBRGBR13.68s
5. Stephane CaristanFRAFRA13.71s
6. Carlos SalaESPESP13.85s
7. Alain CuypersBELBEL13.92s
8. Richard BucknorJAMJAM13.98s
Semi 2time
1. Roger KingdomUSAUSA13.37s
2. Arthur BlakeUSAUSA13.52s
3. Mark MckoyCANCAN13.54s
4. Tony JarrettGBRGBR13.56s
5. Jiri HudecTCHTCH13.73s
6. Zhicheng YuCHNCHN13.94s
7. Philippe TourretFRAFRA13.96s
8. Mikael YlostaloFINFIN14.09s
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Campbell, an Olympian for the third time, was the fastest in the first
round, running 13.45, but the favourite, Kingdom was biding his time.
In the second round Kingdom clocked 13.17, the fastest quarter-final
ever. Kingdom ran a toned down 13.37 in his semi-final, 0.15 ahead of
Blake, while the other semi-final was won surprisingly by Shishkin in
13.46, just ahead of Campbell (13.47).
In the final Blake got a superb start, too superb as it happened, as he
reacted in 0.056 seconds, rather quicker than the 0.100 proscribed legal
level. Blake and McKoy were three-quarters of a metre ahead of
Kingdom at the first hurdle, but Blake quickly fell apart, and McKoy
started hitting hurdles, with the result that Kingdom caught him at the
fourth barrier. From that point on Kingdom was at least three hundreths
faster between each hurdle than the rest of the field, and he powered
through the finish a full three tenths ahead, the biggest margin of vic-
tory other than Smithson’s 1908 win. Only Nehemiah (12.93) and
Kingdom himself (12.97A) had ever dipped below 13 seconds prior to
Kingdom’s Olympic run. Jackson outran Campbell over the last four
hurdles to take silver, while Shishkin won the race for fourth, just hold-
ing off the powerful closing rushes of Ridgeon and Jarrett.

Quarter-Finals - Sunday 25.09

Quarter 1time
1. Roger KingdomUSAUSA13.17s
2. Mark MckoyCANCAN13.56s
3. Stephane CaristanFRAFRA13.61s
4. Jiri HudecTCHTCH13.65s
5. Florian SchwarthoffFRGFRG13.67s
6. Javier MorachoESPESP13.88s
7. Thomas KearnsIRLIRL14.30s
8. Rashid Marzouq Al-AbdullaQATQAT14.47s
Quarter 2time
1. Anthony CambellUSAUSA13.47s
2. Philippe TourretFRAFRA13.73s
3. Jonathan RidgeonGBRGBR13.74s
4. Zhicheng YuCHNCHN13.95s
5. Erik S JensenDENDEN14.02s
6. Andrew ParkerJAMJAM14.05s
7. Alexandre MarkineURSURS14.19s
8. Zeyad AlkhudhurKUWKUW14.56s
Quaerter 3time
1. Tony JarrettGBRGBR13.59s
2. Vladimir ChichkineURSURS13.60s
3. Mikael YlostaloFINFIN13.70s
4. Carlos SalaESPESP13.77s
5. Chin-Jing WuTPETPE14.23s
6. George KnowlesBAHBAH14.30s
7. Najl. G. MohsinIRQIRQ14.47s
8. Gyorgy BakosHUNHUN18.02s
Quarter 4time
1. Colin JacksonGBRGBR13.37s
2. Arthur BlakeUSAUSA13.65s
3. Richard BucknorJAMJAM13.91s
4. Alain CuypersBELBEL13.97s
5. Jin-Tae KimKORKOR14.00s
6. Modesto CastilloDOMDOM14.21s
7. Guang YangCHNCHN14.24s
8. Nourreddine TadjineALGALG14.35s

Heats - Sunday 25.09

Heat 1time
1. Colin JacksonGBRGBR13.50s
2. Stephane CaristanFRAFRA13.96s
3. Andrew ParkerJAMJAM14.00s
4. Florian SchwarthoffFRGFRG14.13s
5. Nourreddine TadjineALGALG14.36s
6. Rashid Marzouq Al-AbdullaQATQAT14.69s
7. Brice Jose Maurice de SouzaBENBEN15.05s
-. Lyndon CamposBRABRADNS
Heat 2time
1. Anthony CambellUSAUSA13.45s
2. Zhicheng YuCHNCHN14.07s
3. Alexandre MarkineURSURS14.17s
4. Thomas KearnsIRLIRL14.17s
5. Modesto CastilloDOMDOM14.40s
6. Judex LefouMRIMRI14.73s
-. Stephen KerhoCANCANDNF
Heat 3time
1. Roger KingdomUSAUSA13.40s
2. Tony JarrettGBRGBR13.45s
3. Guang YangCHNCHN14.01s
4. George KnowlesBAHBAH14.22s
5. Zeyad AlkhudhurKUWKUW14.44s
6. Yousif Al DossaryKSAKSA15.03s
-. Benjamin GrantSLESLEDNS
Heat 4time
1. Mark MckoyCANCAN13.78s
2. Jiri HudecTCHTCH13.78s
3. Philippe TourretFRAFRA13.88s
4. Alain CuypersBELBEL13.89s
5. Javier MorachoESPESP13.96s
6. Chin-Jing WuTPETPE14.11s
7. Dambar KunwarNEPNEP16.51s
Heat 5time
1. Vladimir ChichkineURSURS13.75s
2. Mikael YlostaloFINFIN13.87s
3. Erik S JensenDENDEN13.91s
4. Carlos SalaESPESP14.00s
5. Jin-Tae KimKORKOR14.06s
6. Joao LimaPORPOR14.73s
7. Albert MillerFIJFIJ14.86s
Heat 6time
1. Arthur BlakeUSAUSA13.66s
2. Jonathan RidgeonGBRGBR13.75s
3. Richard BucknorJAMJAM13.89s
4. Gyorgy BakosHUNHUN13.94s
5. Najl. G. MohsinIRQIRQ14.46s
6. Curt HampsteadGUYGUY14.88s
7. Roberto CarmonaMEXMEX15.24s
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Men 200mWomen 200m
Men 400mWomen 400m
Men 800mWomen 800m
Men 1500mWomen 1500m
Men 5000mWomen 3000m
Men 10000m
Men MarathonWomen Marathon
Men 110m HurdlesWomen 100m Hurdles
Men 400m HurdlesWomen 400m Hurdles
Men 3000m Steeplechase
Men 4x100m RelayWomen 4x100m Relay
Men 4x400m RelayMen 4x400m Relay
Men High JumpWomen High Jump
Men Pole Vault
Men Long JumpWomen Long Jump
Men Triple Jump
Men Shot PutWomen Shot Put
Men Discus ThrowWomen Discus Throw
Men Hammer Throw
Men Javelin ThrowWomen Javelin Throw
Men 20km Walk
Men 50km Walk
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