Reigning marathon world record holder Eliud Kipchoge on Tuesday, April 18 disclosed that he picked up a leg injury during Monday's epic Boston Marathon. Collage image of Eliud Kipchoge posing with some of his medals (left) and him hugging his coach Patrick Sang after winning the 2022 Berlin Marathon on Sunday, September 25 (right). When asked about his next race, Kipchoge stated that he would have to consult his team before making a decision. After Boston, the focus now shifts to the highly anticipated London Marathon slated for Sunday, April 23. Kiptum, the 2022 Valencia Marathon winner, is the third fastest man in the history of marathon running.

Source: The Star April 19, 2023 07:39 UTC