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Josh Kerr (left) of Britain and Jakob Ingebrigtsen of Norway have traded barbs since Kerr swept past the Norwegian to snatch gold at the world championships in Budapest last year, sparking a feud that's expected to come to a head on the track in Paris. Should world champion Josh Kerr make it to the final of the men's 1,500m at the Paris Olympics, he will likely line up against Jakob Ingebrigtsen in what is shaping to be one of the tastiest track rivalries of the Summer Games. Kerr and Ingebrigtsen have traded barbs since the Scot swept past the Norwegian to snatch world gold in Budapest last year. It was a remarkable repeat of teammate Jake Wightman's victory over Ingebrigtsen at the 2022 Eugene worlds, where Kerr claimed bronze. Kerr, 26, has gone on to claim the world indoor 3,000m title in March in Glasgow, shortly after setting a new indoor 2-mile world record. "I'm the mailman, I guess!" Kerr said of his ability to deliver. Ingebrigtsen, however, claimed that he could have beaten
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