Video — News Anchor to Mo Farah: “Haven’t you run before?”
- By Competitor.com
- Published Feb. 26, 2013
In this video, double Olympic medalist Mo Farah takes part in a cringeworthy television interview with WDSU anchor LaTonya Norton after winning the Rock ‘n’ Roll New Orleans Half Marathon on Sunday. Farah, who won the race in a record 1:00:59, is asked by Norton, “Haven’t you run before? This isn’t your first time?”
FILED UNDER: Video TAGS: Mo Farah / Rock 'n' Roll New Orleans Half Marathon
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News Anchor to Mo Farah: "Haven't you run before?"
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