Australian Sally Pearson held her cool to produce a powerful finish to win the women's 100m hurdles at the London Olympics late last night
Pearson, who is also reigning world champion, clocked an impressive 12.35 seconds to set a new Olympic record. Pearson found some stiff opposition in defending champion Dawn Harper of the USA.u00a0
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However, Pearson pulled away from the pack well in time, thereby ensuring Harper had to settle for the silver (12.37sec), while American Kellie Wells claimed bronze in 12.48 second.