Quincy Hall is back. And he is back with a purpose. After an injury threatened to peg back his track career, many thought a comeback would be an uphill battle. But with some impeccable resilience and grit, Hall has clawed his way back. When the US star athlete stepped onto the tracks at the Rome Diamond League, very few rooted for Hall’s victory. But while the race concluded, it was Quincy Hall who was smiling the brightest.

Running in the 400m category, Hall faced some stiff competition in Vernon Norwood. However, while he was quick off the blocks, Hall sped through his competition to clock a time of 44.22. This was just a fraction faster than the South African athlete, Zakithi Nene, who came second clocking 44.23s. Unfortunately, for Vernon Norwood, he finished with a timing of 44.86 to

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