And Kipketer had no sympathy for Watts. Today was my lucky day. I can't feel sorry for anyone. It has happened to me. I was aware of the Jamacian falling because I was right behind him.
Life is dangerous as is racing.
Watts was upset at his Olympic dreams appearing to be shattered so soon. However, his misery turned to joy later when the track officials decided to give him a second chance and put him through to the second round. Kipketer knows he will have to be on top form if he is to overcome Algeria's Djabir Said Guerni and Switzerland's Andre Bucher. I saw what happened in Kipketer' s heat and I wanted to avoid the fate of Watts. Hezekiel Sepeng won his heat but played down his chances.