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Lewis sets higher goals until ’93
RAIEIGII, North Carolina. Jan 5: Six-time Olympic champion Cari lewis has ret some world record
go.Is lor himself in 1992, but said on Saturday that 1993 may be his last year of competition. reports Reuter
The 30 year old track star said the Barcelona Summer Games would be his last Olym-plcs and predicted both his 100 metre record and Mike Powell's long jump record would lull this year.
Tt looks Mire this will probe My be my last Olympic Games,' M-wis said in a telephone interview from Houston follow Ing his selection as the US Olympic Committee’s sportsman -of-the-year.
lewis, who began competing Internationally In 1979. suggested the next World Athletics Championships might be a fitting place to end his brilliant career.
"We have a World Championships (in 1993), so that may be my last International competition,' he said
But. as always. Lewis left the door open.
T physically feel this year (1991) 1 Improved so much that the way things are going. If I continue to Improve III have to see.' said the American. who -aormed to a work! record of 0 86 seconds at the Tokyo World Championships after losing to Leroy Burrell in his would-record 9.90 performance at the US National Championships.
1 know mentally I'm ready to do other things in life. Lewis said. "But I don't feel I can cheat myself. If I continue Io improve. I'm going to sUiy in It. When that taper* off. then it s time to go."
Lewis said he would attempt lo, add three Olympic gold medals to the six he already owns when he competes in Barcelona this summer.
At the US Olympic trial* In June, Lewis said he planned io compete In the 100 and 200 metre* and the long Jump as well as vie for a spot on the 4x lOO-metre relay team.
lewis won gold medals in all four event* at the 1984 Olympic* and added title* In the 100 and long Jump al the 1988 Gumc*.
Saying he hud Irulned harder this autumn than In any of the past six year*. Lewis predicted a 30-foot (9.14 me tre) tong Jump for himself In 1992.
That would be Ihc biggest achievement if it happen*, said Lewis, who had three Jump* of 29 feet (8.84 metres) or belter In the Tokyo final.
Ixwls lost the gold to Powell, who got the big oik-. soaring 29 feet, 4-1/2 inches (8.95 metres,* to break Bob Beamon's 23-ycar-old record of 29 feet, 2-1/2 inches (8.90 metres).
Lewis also predicted that he and Burrell would break 9.83 seconds in the 100 litis year.
Thal's what the old dirly record was," he said in a swl|x-at Ben Johnson, whose world record' performance ul the 1987 World Championships was erased from Ihc record books following the Canadian's admission of years of steroid
Johnson later ran 9.79 in beating Lewis al Ute 1988 Olympics bu. Ihc gold medal went lo the American and his time was ncvqr recognised after the Canadian tested positive for slcrwds.
. T think it wpukl be an incredible accomplishment if someone can run faster than (9.83) und prove Ihut hard work and training und dedication can prevail over drugs." Lewis Mid.