One of the surprises in the Chinese capital was undoubtedly Kenyan sprinter Nicholas Bett, who upset the field to storm to victory in the men's 400 meters hurdles. Since his victory, Bett has had time to reflect on the win and spoke to CCTV's Wang Dong, at the Bird's Nest stadium earlier.
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