Nigeria’s sprint hurdles queen, Tobi Amusan, has vowed that her best days are not behind her despite settling for bronze in the women’s 100m hurdles at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Shortly after receiving her latest medal on Friday, the world record holder took to X to send a message that underlined both gratitude and determination.

«”Not the result I came for, but I’ll never take standing on the podium for granted. Every race adds another chapter, and I’m far from finished.

Gratitude is a Must 🥉,” she wrote.»

Before her post on her X Page, Amusan had disclosed to reporters in Glasgow that her road to another Commonwealth Games medal was far from smooth.

“I tore a tendon and also had a pretty bad fall at the training camp, so I’ve been really iffy about my knee coming into this championship,” she told PREMIUM TIMES.

“I’m just thankful that God kept everything together for me to be able to get on the podium once again.”

The bronze medal in Glasgow means Amusan has now won three consecutive Commonwealth Games medals,.

Although she admitted the result fell short of her expectations, the 29-year-old said she was still grateful to leave Scotland with a place on the podium.

“I’m definitely in very great shape. I know what I’m capable of doing in any race, but I don’t go into races expecting crazy fast times,” she said.

“The goal is always to execute. I might not have executed the best final today, but I’m just thankful I was able to come out here and get the bronze medal.”

Amusan also revealed that, in hindsight, she would have managed her warm-up differently after feeling discomfort before the race.

“Maybe I would have warmed up a little less when I felt something and just prepared for the race instead of trying to push it,” she…