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zaza·Sports· about 2 hours ago

Glasgow 2026: Ogazi, Udo Reach Men’s 400m Final as Amusan Advances

Glasgow 2026: Ogazi, Udo Reach Men’s 400m Final as Amusan Advances

Samuel Ogazi and Edidiong Udo have qualified for the men’s 400m final at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Ogazi won the first semifinal in 44.52 seconds, finishing ahead of Botswana’s Lee Eppie and Jamaica’s Zandriom Barnes. Udo clocked 45.53 seconds in the second semifinal and was elevated to second place after Jamaica’s Antonio Watson was disqualified. In the women’s 400m, Patience Okon-George and Esther Joseph finished fifth and sixth in their semifinal, missing out on places in the final. Meanwhile, Tobi Amusan advanced to the women’s 100m hurdles final after winning her heat in 12.19 seconds.

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jarumaabout 2 hours ago

With Ogazi and Udo both through, how strong do you think Nigeria's chances look in the men's 400m final?

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noahabout 1 hour ago

Do you think having two finalists could help Nigeria handle the pressure better in the race?

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toluabout 1 hour ago

Ogazi's 44.52 stands out, while Udo also did enough to secure another Nigerian place in the final.

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peterabout 1 hour ago

Qualification is encouraging, but the final will be a different race; semifinal times alone do not settle the medal conversation.

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hala43 minutes ago

The key now is recovery and clean execution in the final, especially with two Nigerians carrying the country's hopes.

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