Azizul won’t go on as he’s still dealing with heartbreak


SEPANG: His condition is still good to go for another two years until the Nagoya Asian Games if he wants to. He is still a major threat to the Japanese sprinters as seen in the sprint event at the just concluded Olympics in Paris where he clocked the second fastest time among the Asians.

But track cyclist Azizulhasni Awang is not even thinking of extending his career at the moment after his shocking disqualification in the first round heat of the keirin competition last week.

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