Liu Xiang in 2012 whether he won the championship in London

Liu Xiang ended the men's 110m hurdles preliminaries at the 2012 Olympics due to injury and did not win the championship.

Liu Xiang, born on July 13, 1983 in Putuo District, Shanghai, is a 110-meter hurdles athlete of the Chinese men's track and field team. In the history of Chinese sports and athletics, he is also the first athlete in the history of Asian athletics to win many honors such as Olympic champion, indoor and outdoor world champion, IAAF Grand Prix Grand Prix finals champion, and world record holder. In 2004, Liu Xiang won the gold medal at the Athens Olympics by tying the world record set by Britain's Colin Jackson.

In 2006, he won the championship at the Lausanne Athletics Super Grand Prix in Switzerland, breaking the world record of 13 years held in 12.88 seconds. In June 2012, Liu Xiang ranked first in the world 110m hurdles, and Liu Xiang regained the top spot after five years. On August 7, 2012, in the men's 110-meter hurdles preliminaries of the London Olympic Games, Liu Xiang ended the Olympic competition due to injury.

On February 3, 2015, Liu Xiang served as the promotion ambassador of the IAAF World Athletics Championships in Beijing.

Based on Liu Xiang's performance in the 08 Olympic Games injury to the Daegu World Championships, it is not impossible to see this possibility, based on her data, Liu Xiang's starting reaction, hurdle spacing time, sprint time, etc. are the world's first, and it is rare to achieve this result in his grade, so we have reason to believe that he can achieve a good result, but after all, this is a sports competition, the accident of the sports competition determines its particularity, and you will never know what kind of result will be until the end of the last second. Just like the 2011 World Championships in Daegu, I can only say if he can win the championship: with strength, no problem.

To win the championship is a miracle in the 110 hurdles. Because of the age of the sport, no one has won a second term, and no one has won another term.

There are ups and downs, and he's getting older, and he's past the peak of his career, and there's still a chance of finishing in the top three, and the chances of winning the championship are very low.

Judging from the current state, it is basically no problem to win a medal, but it is a bit difficult to win a gold medal. It's man-made, let's look forward to and bless it!

As long as you don't get hurt and stay in your current state, you should be fine running for 13 seconds!

Okay, look at the state! No matter how good an athlete is, it is difficult to win the championship if he is not in good shape.

As long as you have faith, you will do it.

There's still a chance, and it's no problem to be second in the current form.