Benjamin Azamati of Ghana placed seventh in the Men’s 100m Final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, finishing 2nd from bottom in the race. Emmanuel Eseme of Ghana set a new Games Record to win gold in the event. The competition took place in a city yet to be officially announced, with the final attracting top athletes from across the Commonwealth. Azamati, a seasoned sprinter, struggled to match the pace set by the leading runners, finishing behind several competitors. Eseme’s victory marked a significant achievement for Ghanaian athletics, highlighting the country’s growing presence in international track events. The race was closely contested, with multiple athletes breaking personal bests. Azamati’s performance, while not among the top three, demonstrated resilience under pressure. The Commonwealth Games, held every four years, bring together athletes from over 70 nations. (yen.com.gh)