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Christine Ohuruogu has said she is not ready to hang up her spikes just yet - as she plots a tilt at next years World Championships in London instead.The former Olympic, World and Commonwealth champion had said she was going to retire after the Rio Olympics but she has elected to carry on - albeit with a less hectic training regime, for the sake of her sanity. Sky Sports Black Friday sale Upgrade to Sky Sports now and get 12 months half price! She told Sky Sports News HQ: Once I got home after Rio, it took a while to settle down, but once youre out of the bubble and youre back to reality, you can really look at the situation properly. I thought I know why it went wrong and if I can just tweak a couple of things, it could work.Ohuruogu won the bronze medal at the 4x400m relay in the 2016 Rio Olympics, running the final leg, and she has yet to decide whether she will run the individual 400m in 2017. It might not work, but Id rather go when Im happy to go and I dont think I was happy to walk away just yet, she said. Ohuruogu is targeting the World Championships in London in 2017 At first I thought I could just hang around and just train, but I thought If Im going to train, Im not going to put myself through all that pain just for a giggle, so let me give it another try.Ive changed a couple of things. One of the problems I had last season was over-training, so Ive slashed my training week in half! Hopefully it will work, I dont know if it will but I spent a lot of time putting my sport first and now Id like to put myself and my sanity first.Ohuruogo was speaking at the launch of the Sporting Equals Leaderboard Academy which aim to aid sporting organisations to engage with - and recruit - a diverse range of ethnic talent onto their boards. 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Slay said he was skeptical coming into the game about the hype surrounding the rookie, but he called him the real deal afterward.He shouldnt have thrown that last pass, though, Slay said. I knew I had that ball covered, and so when I saw the ball in the air, I was like, `Time for your first pick, young man.Wentz hadnt been intercepted at all this season. In fact, the Eagles hadnt turned the ball over a single time until the final minutes against the Lions.With Philadelphia clinging to a 23-21 lead and facing third-and-2 from its own 45-yard line, the Eagles gave the ball to Mathews, hoping he could pick up the first down and put the game out of reach. He was stopped well behind the line of scrimmage by Slay, and the ball came loose. Detroits Tyrunn Walker recovered near the sideline, and the Lions (2-3) took over with 2:34 remaining.We knew they were going to run the ball there, so I was extra aggressive, Slay said. 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His first interception of the season was a big one.It wasnt a perfect throw, obviously, Wentz said. He made a great play -- hats off to him.It was the last big mistake for the Eagles (3-1) on a day they committed 14 penalties for 111 yards. The Lions were flagged only twice.The fumble by Mathews was Philadelphias fifth of the season -- but the first time the Eagles lost the ball. They almost retained possession because the ball was near the sideline and could have easily bounced out of bounds, but this time, the break went to the opponent.We needed that, Lions receiver Golden Tate said. That was a big-time play right there. Thats something that we go into every game wanting -- to get turnovers, interceptions or fumbles. However you get them, we need to get them, and that was just a key one.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '