Uganda, April 27 -- The present bunch of the human race is living in unprecedented times. For long, breaking the two-hour barrier at elite men's marathon had remained a myth and to most, elusive. 

Overtime, elite runners kept getting closer to beating those high odds. However yesterday, the world turned that chapter finely, thanks to Kenyan ace Sabastian Sawe.

From tiny whispers at the beginning of the week, Sawe turned the world record (WR) talk into crystal-clear manifestation when he beautifully beat the tape at the London Marathon in England. 

After eventually peeling away from his two last challengers in Ethiopian Yomif Kejelcha and Jacob Kiplimo of Uganda, Sawe retained his title in a blistering time of one hours, 59 mi...