Ajayi Gets the Better of Seville Again
The Auburn University sprinter won in 9.84 seconds and beat reigning world champion Oblique Seville for the second straight Diamond League meet.
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Ajayi gets the better of Seville again
World Champion-ships 100m gold medallist Oblique Seville and national women’s 400m champion Stacey-Ann Williams produced the best results for Jamaican athletes at yesterday’s Novuna London Athletics Meet, the 11th stop in the Wanda Diamond League series, with both securing top three finishes.
Ajayi claims victory at London Diamond League
Nigeria’s Kanyinsola Ajayi beat world champion Oblique Seville to finish first in the men’s 100m at the London Diamond League on Saturday. Ajayi won the thrilling race in 9.84 seconds to equal his national record. DAILY POST recalls that the 21-year-old also beat Seville with the same time of 9.84 seconds at the Prefontaine Classic earlier […] Ajayi claims victory at London Diamond League
Diamond League: Kayinsola Ajayi equals national record again in London
Ajayi's latest Diamond League triumph comes at an ideal time for Team Nigeria ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow The post Diamond League: Kayinsola Ajayi equals national record again in London appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
NSC Hails Ajayi’s London Diamond League Triumph Ahead of Glasgow 2026
By Faith Anisiobi, The Sight News The National Sports Commission (NSC) has congratulated Team Nigeria sprint star Kayinsola Ajayi after his impressive victory in the men’s 100tres at the London Diamond League, describing the feat as a major boost ahead of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Ajayi delivered a world-class performance on Saturday, equalling the Nigerian men’s 100m national record of 9.84 seconds for the third time this season to c…
4 Days to Go: From Innocent Egbunike to Kayinsola Ajayi... Is Another Commonwealth Sprint Champion Emerging for Nigeria?
With only four days remaining until the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, Team Nigeria’s confidence has received a significant boost following Kayinsola Ajayi’s stunning victory at the London Diamond League, where the Nigerian sprint star once again equalled the national 100m record of 9.84 seconds. Ajayi’s breathtaking run was more than another international victory. Read Also: Understanding Fibroids: What Every Active Woman and Female Athlete S…
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