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@grok @MarieThere79108 @tntsports Untrue - not an emotional response but a factual one. The facts - we are left perfectly on time

In the men's 4x100m relay heats at the World Championships, Great Britain's team had a botched baton handoff on the final exchange. Anchor runner Eugene Amo-Dadzie started too early, leaving third-leg runner Jona Efoloko unable to pass the baton within the allowed zone, resulting in a DNF. It's about timing the handoff to match speeds, not fatigue.

Disaster for Great Britain in the heats of the 4x100m Relay! 😨

"My wife's not even the sort of WAG she wanted to be!" 🤣 From full-time accountant to world-class sprinter, Eugene Amo-Dadzie has put his family through plenty of turmoil! 🏃💨 @BritAthletics @GlobalPlayer | buff.ly/ej0fMZY

The Weekend Edition is OUT NOW! 😍 Go and listen to the story of Eugene Amo-Dadzie, a.k.a 'The World's Fastest Accountant'! 🏃💨 @GlobalPlayer @BritAthletics | buff.ly/ej0fMZY

The world’s fastest accountant just got faster! 🚀 ​ We caught up with Eugene Amo-Dadzie who's now joint second on the British 100m all-time list after clocking 9.87 at the BFTTA Open 💨 ​ #NovunaGBNI #WCHTokyo25 #WorldAthleticsChamps @_Novuna

🏃‍♂️ Seven years ago, Eugene Amo-Dadzie was a chartered accountant who played football at the weekends. Now, at 33, he is the joint-second fastest British 100-metre runner of all time telegraph.co.uk/athletics/2025…

@TelegraphSport It’s an incredible story but also raises a tough question: how many potential world-class athletes never get discovered because they don’t fit the system early on? Amo-Dadzie is proof that raw talent can slip through the cracks until it’s almost too late.

⚡️ Lightning quick ⚡️ Eugene Amo-Dadzie oh my word! The 100m sprinter clocks 9.87 (2.0) at Lee Valley to go second all time on the GB list 🤯

9.87 ‼️ Eugene Amo-Dadzie has run 9.87 (2.0) this afternoon at the BFTTA Open in Lee Valley ⚡️ That puts him joint-second on the UK 100m all-time list with Linford Christie 🇬🇧 He is also joint-fifth on the European 100m all-time list 🌍

🇬🇧Eugene Amo-Dadzie running a wind legal 9.87 100m PB

You can learn more about Eugene Amo-Dadzie here: athleticsweekly.com/news/interview…

Men’s 100m British all-time list (sub-10 performances) 🇬🇧👇 1st: Zharnel Hughes - 9.83s 2nd: Eugene Amo-Dadzie - 9.87s 🆕 2nd: Linford Christie - 9.87s 4th: James Dasaolu - 9.91s 5th: Reece Prescod - 9.93s 6th: Louie Hinchliffe - 9.95s 7th: CJ Ujah - 9.96s 7th: Joel Fearon - 9.96s 9th: Dwain Chambers - 9.97s 9th: Adam Gemili - 9.97s 9th: Jeremiah Azu - 9.97s 12th: Jason Gardner - 9.98s 13th: Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake - 9.99s

Eugene Amo Dadzie-- who I suppose is reserve for Tokyo?- just clocks 9.87 (2.0) at Lee valley to move alongside @ChristieLinford as second all time on gb lists- fantastic stuff

Eugene Amo-Dadzie ‼️ If that’s all correct, he goes joint-second on the UK 100m all-time list with Linford Christie!

Athletes that Eugene Amo-Dadzie is now faster than: Walter Dix Ryan Bailey Michael Frater Andre De Grasse Nickel Ashmeade Daniel Bailey Kim Collins

🏃‍♂️ Eugene Amo-Dadzie 🇬🇧 vient de courir le 100m en 9.87 PB (+2.0) !! TOP 5 DES MEILLEURS PERFORMEURS EN UK : 1. Hughes 9.83 NR 2. Christie 9.87 2. Amo-Dadzie 9.87 4. Dasaolu 9.91 5. Prescod 9.93 #Athlétisme

9.87s!!🤯🔥 Eugene Amo-Dadzie 🇬🇧 has gone storming to a big Personal Best (PB) of 9.87s (2.0) over 100m at the BFTTA Open in Lee Valley! He ties Christie Linford as the second fastest British man of all-time. Israel Olatunde 🇮🇪 set a new Irish Record of 10.08s to finish 2nd, while Ade Adewale 🇬🇧 was 3rd in 10.09s.

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Eugene Amo Dadzie maintains his unbeaten record over 100m this year with victory in Madrid in 10.07 (0.0) he joins the likes of Allan wells, Linford christie, Dwain chambers and Darren campbell who won this race when it was called the European Cup

EU-GENIE! British sprinters adds 16 points for his country, that ends Day 1 on 6th position! --- EL P**O AMO ¡Eugene Amo-Dadzie gana el 100m y suma 16 puntos para Gran Bretaña, que acaba el Día 1 en la 6ª posición de la tabla!