Richard Kilty, the self-proclaimed ‘Teesside Tornado,’ is like a prizefighter trying to sell tickets to his next bout with a whirl of punchy declarations and threats to his rivals. ‘A few people have called me a one-hit wonder and counted me out,’ he said after backing up the World Indoor 60m title he won last year with the European equivalent in Prague. ‘I don’t think they should do that again. I’m a fearless warrior when I’m on the track, I come alive on the battlefield.’ He talks a good game but over the last 12 months has backed it up with performances. Victory in Poland last year over a host of American and Caribbean sprinters was a surprise, but he arrived in Prague as favourite and proved himself with a 6.51sec, 33-stride, dash in the final.Richard Kilty took gold with a time of 6.51 seconds in PragueKilty described himself as a 'fearless warrior' after the victoryChijindu Ujah was disqualified from the race for a false startDina Asher-Smith became the fastest teenager ever in the 60mGB's women’s 4x400m won silver with a remarkable comeback
60m silver medalist _ has been balancing competing alongside university history studies.