Japanese medal hope Rachid Muratake questioned "what was lacking" from his preparation for the world athletics championships in Tokyo after matching his fifth-place finish from the Paris Olympics in the men's 110-meter hurdles final on Tuesday.The 23-year-old, considered the host nation's best chance of a track medal at Tokyo's National Stadium, ran 13.18 as Cordell Tinch of the United States clinched gold in 12.99.Orlando Bennett ran 13.08 and Tyler Mason 13.12 to win silver and bronze for Jamaica, while Spain's Enrique Llopis crossed a nose in front of Muratake in 13.16."I wonder what was…READ FULL ARTICLE
