Grant Fisher: American breaks 5,000m and 3,000m indoor world records in space of six days
American Grant Fisher broke his second world indoor record in six days and created a new mark on Friday’s 5,000m.
The 27-year-old starred at the David Hemery Valentine’s Day Invitational at Boston University, setting it in 2004 with Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele 12:49.60.
He knew very well that France’s Jimmy Gressier, who finished the match with a new European indoor standard of 12:54.92.
Fisher won bronze medals of 5,000m and 10,000m at last year’s Paris Olympics New 3,000m record Last Saturday at the Millros Games in New York.
Friday’s achievement was the second day at Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Norway Improved miles and 1500m records In the French World Track and Field Indoor Tour.
