The World Athletics Championships were all the rage last weekend in Oregon, however, certain moments were marred by controversy on social media. After the 100-meter hurdles, American track-and-field legend Michael Johnson had some choice words on Twitter questioning the legitimacy of the competition. “I don’t believe 100h times are correct. World record broken by .08! 12 PBs set. 5 National records set,” Johnson tweeted. Many people said his skepticism was about a Nigerian athlete winning, Tobi Amusan, who had a blistering 12.12 performance in the 100-meter semi-final. After the backlash, John…
