's Freddie Crittenden was happy to come last in a 110m hurdles heat as he was labelled as a genius for taking advantage of a long-forgotten rule by viewers on social media.The 29-year-old Olympic debutant was five seconds behind the winner of Sunday's race -- fellow American, Grant Holloway -- despite arriving in Paris as the second-fastest 110m hurdler in the world this year.He later revealed that he was 'slightly injured' with an 'aggravated muscle' in his leg while racing and that he knew a sub-par performance would end his chances of qualifying for the semi-finals, except for a controversial rule providing second chances.
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