Mokgadi Caster Semenya set a new national record at the 2016 Rio Olympics. As expected the snatched gold in the 800m race. Her time, One minute and 55.28 seconds, she finished well clear of silver medallist Francine Niyonsaba of Burundi and Margaret Wambui of Kenya in what would seem to be an African takeover of the 800m race, perfect time to say look at God!
Semenya, 25, has now won two Olympic medals after a silver at London 2012. The Limpopo born gold medallist secured Team South Africa their tenth medal at the Rio Olympics.
If I were to see Sports Illustrated journalist, Tim Layden, I’d definitely punch him in the face in what would be a super charged punch back by millions of South Africans. Semenya’s increased testosterone levels, which are naturally generated, have seen intense debate around gender within sport with some saying it is a distinct advantage over the other women with lower testosterone levels.
Amidst all the bullshit that has been following her she managed to ease through it all and concur at the end! Caster Mokgadi Semenya is truly thee essence of black magic. SHINE GURL!!
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