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The Welsh sisters taking on the Hyrox World Championships

The Welsh sisters taking on the Hyrox World Championships
BBC Wales Wednesday 17 June 2026, 06:26 UTC 1 min read
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Welsh sisters Aimee and Hannah Watson are competing in the women's doubles at the Hyrox World Championships.

Welsh sisters Aimee and Hannah Watson are competing in the women's doubles at the Hyrox World Championships.
Welsh (ORG) the Hyrox World Championships Welsh (EVENT) Aimee (PERSON) Hannah Watson (PERSON) the Hyrox World Championships (EVENT)
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