The Qatar Athletics Association has officially announced the list of supporting champions participating in the Doha Round, the first round of the 2023 Athletics Diamond League, which will be held on May 5 in the field and track of Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium in Qatar Club. The federation published, through its official account on Twitter, a list of 4 players led by the Golden Falcon, Mutaz Issa Barshim, who holds the record in the high jump for the Diamond League rounds (2.43m), and who is looking forward to achieving the best results in the rounds of the current season, and achieving additional achievements after the Olympic gold in Tokyo 2020. And the third gold in the Oregon World Championships 2022. The list also included Musab Adam, the 3000-meter champion, and the duo Musab Bella and Abdul Rahman Saeed in the 800-meter race, while the 400-meter hurdles champion, Abdul Rahman Samba, who had the best five records, was absent from the list. In the world, which is (46.98 s), to keep him away from participating in any tournament since his injury two years ago, without the federation announcing the reasons why Samba did not participate in the tournament despite his recovery from injury. The Doha Round, which is the starting point for the Diamond League, will witness the participation of some of the brightest stars and champions in athletics. The Diamond League for athletics this year includes (14) rounds that start in Doha and end in Eugene, in the United States, next September. The Doha Round is of great importance to our world champion Mutaz Barshim, who is preparing strongly this season in order to defend his title in the World Championships that will be held in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, next August, and the Asian Games in China at the end of this year, as he completed his preparations and set his plan to meet the challenges and achieve his goals. He seeks to have his name present in the history of high jump over the coming years, by setting new records and continuing to excel over his competitors at the global and Olympic levels.
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