According to reports, David Rudisha, being bent on redeeming himself from the disappointment in Berlin in 2009, broke the world 800 meters record two times since then.

Also bad weather condition was said to have contributed to the semi-final elimination in Berlin, though the ‘two-lap’ star anticipates coming back to East-Asia, where he got the world title of junior in Beijing during 2006.

Rudisha stated: “In Daegu, I am taking it very seriously, it is going to be different because this time I am more experienced; I know much more about the 800m than in Berlin and I am more confident with myself this time around”.

His father Daniel Rudisha, a silver medalist in the Mexico Olympics relay expressed being aware of his son’s skill since childhood, and as of the age of eight, he knew he was talented and destined for greatness as a track star.

Moreover, Daniel said: “He developed the love for running to school and enjoyed competing with other children. He was totally different from my other children”.

Hence, along with his ‘pacemaker’ Sammy Tangui, Rudisha has started working on a technique to break the world record mark occupied by Wilson Kipketer and Dane from Kenya.