Reynold Cheruiyot Wins Bronze As Timothy Cheruiyot Finishes Fourth In Men’s 1500m Final
Kenya’s Reynold Cheruiyot clinched the bronze medal in the men’s 1500 metres final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, clocking 3:34.25 to secure a podium finish. The 20-year-old delivered a strong performance against a competitive field to add another medal to Kenya’s tally.
Portugal’s Isaac Nader edged out Britain’s Jake Wightman to claim gold in a dramatic sprint finish, with Nader winning in 3:34.10 and Wightman settling for silver in 3:34.12.
Timothy Cheruiyot, the 2019 world champion and Reynold’s compatriot, narrowly missed out on the medals, finishing fourth in 3:34.50. His effort ensured a strong Kenyan presence in the race, showcasing the country’s enduring dominance in middle-distance running.
The result underlines Kenya’s continued strength on the global stage, with Reynold’s bronze adding to the nation’s growing medal count at the Tokyo championships.
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FELIX MAKONA
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