Aug 7, 2017
Joe Kovasz of USA (silver),Tomas Walsh of New Zealand (gold) and Stipe Žunić of Croatia (bronze) pose with their medals at the men’s shot put award ceremony, IAAF World Championships, London, UK, 7.8.2017.
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Joe Kovasz of USA (silver),Tomas Walsh of New Zealand (gold) and Stipe Žunić of Croatia (bronze) pose with their medals at the men’s shot put award ceremony, IAAF World Championships, London, UK, 7.8.2017.
Men’s Shot Put Press Conference
IAAF World Championships - London 2017
Gold: Tomas Walsh (NZL) - 22.03 Silver: Joe Kovacs (USA) - 21.66 Bronze: Stipe Zunic (CRO) - 21.46
Tomas Walsh of New Zealand won the men's shot put world title on Sunday with a stunning series of throws climaxing with a best of 22.03 metres. The 25-year-old – a former builder which he credits for his body strength – edged out America's defending champion Joe Kovacs, who posted a best of 21.66. Croatia's Stipe Zunic took the bronze with 21.46m
Stipe Žunić of Croatia (bronze) and Tomas Walsh of New Zealand (gold) celebrate winning medals in men’s shot put, IAAF World Championships, London, UK, 6.8.2017.
Stipe Žunić of Croatia celebrates winning bronze medal in men’s shot put, IAAF World Championships, London, UK, 6.8.2017.
