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2025 World Athletics Championships: Alex Amankwah misses out on 800m semis after 8th place finish

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Ghanaian middle-distance runner Alex Amankwah has seen his journey at the World Athletics Championships come to an early end after missing out on a place in the men’s 800m semi-finals.

Amankwah clocked 1:45.08 to finish eighth in Heat 7, a race won by former world champion Donavan Brazier of the USA in 1:44.66. Algeria’s Slimane Moula (1:44.77) and Croatia’s Marino Bloudek (1:44.78) followed closely behind to secure qualification spots.

The result adds to a mixed outing for Team Ghana so far in Tokyo. Sprinter Abdul Rasheed Saminu narrowly missed the men’s 100m final after placing fourth in the semi-finals, while Benjamin Azamati bowed out in the opening round, finishing sixth in his heat.

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With Amankwah now out of contention, the spotlight shifts to Ibrahim Fuseini, who will represent Ghana in the men’s 200m on Wednesday, September 17.

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