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Nigerian sprinter Kayinsola Ajayi has defeated reigning world champion Oblique Seville for the second time in two weeks, winning the 100m at the London Diamond League in a blistering 9.84 seconds, equaling the Nigerian national record.
The 21-year-old NCAA champion outran Seville in the final metres, with the Jamaican settling for 9.87 seconds and Britain’s Romell Glave taking third in 9.97 seconds.
Ajayi’s performance continues his impressive form ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, where he is a medal hopeful. He is also the NCAA champion in both the 60m indoor and 100m outdoor events.
Key Points:
Ajayi’s victory solidifies Nigeria’s presence in global sprinting.
The Nigerian record-holder is a strong medal contender for the Commonwealth Games.
His form suggests he could challenge for major international titles.
Ajayi joins the ranks of Nigeria’s fastest sprinters in history.
Timing of the win, ahead of the Commonwealth Games, boosts Team Nigeria’s medal hopes.
Ajayi’s performance at the 2026 Commonwealth Games and whether he can continue his winning streak.
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