Abraham Guem Majok Wins Second Silver Medal in Japan Grand Prix Continental Tour

By Denilson Deneki

South Sudanese athlete Abraham Guem Majok has once again made his mark on the track, clinching his second Silver Medal at the Japan Grand Prix Continental Tour. This time, he excelled in the 1500m race, finishing in an impressive 3:36.55, setting a Personal Best (PB) and National Record (NR) in the process.

Reflecting on his achievement, Abraham expressed his joy and satisfaction with his performance, stating, “I am thrilled to have secured another Silver Medal showcasing my hard work and dedication to the sport.”

This recent success comes less than three weeks after Abraham’s first Gold Medal win at the Japan Grand Prix race in April, where he triumphantly completed the 1500m race in 3:38.94. His rapid improvement and consistency have been lauded by fans and fellow athletes alike.

Abraham’s journey to athletic success was further highlighted by his participation in the Japan Olympic 2022, where he represented South Sudan. Despite facing challenges, including the lack of proper infrastructure and financial support in his home country, Abraham’s determination and talent shone through as he finished fifth in the competition.

Speaking on the need for improved facilities and funding for the South Sudan Athletic Federation, Abraham emphasized the vital role these factors play in nurturing and developing athletes in the region. He called for greater support from governments, companies, and well-wishers to bolster the federation’s activities and enhance the performance of athletes.

Abraham’s resilience and spirit continue to inspire many aspiring athletes, and his success serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication in the face of adversity. As he looks ahead to more competitions and challenges, Abraham remains focused on pushing boundaries and reaching new heights in his athletic career.