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Piers Morgan criticized Amdoni as “the biggest d-in the Olympics”, but other people jumped in to the Frenchman’s defense – saying it was accidental, and there was another water station a little further out of the way where his rivals could have a drink anyway.
Kipchoge obliterated his rivals in sweltering conditions to win in two hours, eight minutes and 38 seconds.
A number of high-profile athletes struggled—31 of the 105 players failed to finish—and there were dramatic scenes of some crashing into his track, but Kipchoge was a picture of serenity throughout.
The Dutchman Abdi Nagyi won the silver in two hours, 9 minutes and 58 seconds, while the Belgian Bashir Abdi won the bronze.
Having been hampered by severe injuries in training, Briton Calum Hawkins – who finished fourth in the last two world championships – withdrew shortly after halfway. Chris Thompson finished 54th, while Ben Connors also failed to finish the race.
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