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    Tom Walsh's not getting caught up in a disappointing result at the Diamond League athletics meet in Eugene, Oregon which saw him fail to make the final

    Tom Walsh's not getting caught up in a disappointing result at the Diamond League athletics meet in Eugene, Oregon which saw him fail to make the final


    Walsh ended up finishing fourth in the shot put with a best heave of 21.39 metres - 30 centermetres off a place in the three-man decider .

    The Kiwi is looking forward to a handful of competitions he has coming up.



    Walsh is on a flight to Lausanne , Switzerland tomorrow morning for his next meet in a week's time.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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