Quincy Hall, the recent winner of the men's 400-meter Olympic event, loves to emphasize that he was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth, despite the fact that he may have gold teeth to match his medal.

After emerging from the clouds to become the fourth fastest man in the event's history on Wednesday, the 26-year-old American put on one of the greatest Olympic performances.

Hall, who has received coaching from fellow Kansasian and 2000 Olympic 100-meter winner Maurice Greene, is undoubtedly not one to pursue the path less traveled.

This is demonstrated by the source of his so-called "grit" inspiration.

"Raising dogs and raising animals," the dog breeder stated in a July interview with Fox4KC.com.
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