Gymnast Farah’s decision not to quit but to fight on pays dividends


One for the album: (From left) Natalia Sinkova, Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, Tan Ing Yueh and Tracie Ang posing for the camera during their campaign at the World Artistic Gymnastics in Stuttgart, Germany.

KUALA LUMPUR: National women’s artistic gymnast Farah Ann Abdul Hadi was on the verge of quitting the sport late last year but thank goodness, she didn’t!

The 25-year-old has finally booked a ticket for next year’s Tokyo Olympic Games in style at the World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany, on Saturday to show that her sweat, blood and tears all these years and the courage to stand up and fight against criticism were all worth it.

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