O’Neill’s Autographs 

Specializing in Autographs of the World's Most Beautiful Women - Playboy Playmates!

Suzy Favor-Hamilton

Suzy won a record nine NCAA championships, 32 Big-Ten championships and a silver medal in the 1989 World University Games. She won four USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships and three USA Indoor Track and Field Championships all in the 1500 meters.

In 1990, she won the Honda Sports Award as the nation's best female collegiate track and field athlete. In 1991, she won the Honda Sports Award in the top female cross country runner category. In addition, she was awarded the Honda-Broderick Cup, given to the nation's best overall female collegiate athlete.

Competing professionally, Favor competed in the Summer Olympics in 1992, 1996 and 2000, finishing 11th in her qualifying round race in the 1500 meters in 1992, and 4th in her qualifying race in the 800 meters in 1996. She made the finals of the 1500 meters in 2000 with the second best qualifying time (1/100th of a second slower than the best by the eventual winner). Though she led into the last lap of the final, she later revealed that she deliberately tripped on the track after fading in the stretch.

In December 2012, after being confronted by a reporter, Favor Hamilton admitted that she had worked as an escort. Favor has said that her decision to become an escort was made under the influence of her antidepressant medication, a misdiagnosis of her bipolar disorder, and with the full involvement of her now-ex-husband. She cited the effects of the suicide of her brother, Dan, in 1999, on her condition. She had learned from her therapist that the antidepressant she was taking had put her in a manic state, saying "It wasn't Suzy. I keep trying to emphasize that wasn't me. It was the disease." In the immediate aftermath of her escorting becoming public, the Big Ten renamed its award for Female Athlete of the Year which had previously carried her name. Favor Hamilton also lost several sponsorships and athletic business relationships, including with Nike. However, Favor subsequently was inducted into the inaugural class of the Collegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, along with athletes such as Carl Lewis, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, and Steve Prefontaine.  She is now an artist and wrote her memoir Fast Girl about healing from bipolar disorder.

This is an 8x10 color glossy photograph 

She signed this using a black Sharpie pen

She wrote, " Kind regards  Suzy Favor Hamilton  "

This item is in excellent condition! 

This comes with a COA from O'Neill's

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