Bolt watched his two junior brothers win the men s 100-meter gold and silver medal in the last championship, Lyles won the bronze in 9.89 seconds

On September 14, in the men's 100m final of the 2025 Tokyo World Championships, under the gaze of Jamaica's legendary superstar Bolt, Jamaica's Seville and K-Thompson won the championship and runner-up. Seville won the championship and scored 9.77 seconds and also created his personal best result. K-Thompson won the silver medal with 9.82 seconds, and the last tournament champion US star Lyles won the bronze medal with 9.89 seconds.

Second finals, the top two in the group and the other two best results reached the final. In the first group of the semi-finals, American star Lyles performed well and locked first with 9.92 seconds, and Nigeria's 21-year-old (today's birthday) rookie Ajay was second in 9.93 seconds. South African veteran Himbin is third in 9.96 seconds, and British 24-year-old newcomer Azu is fourth in the group in 10.05 seconds. Azu is full of frustration when he sees his results.

The second group, Bednarek of the United States ranked first in the group in 9.85 seconds, and Jamaica's K-Thompson also tied for first in 9.85 seconds, and the two almost ran through the finish line side by side. Hughes of the UK and J-Blake of Canada tied for third with the same score of 10.03. The old Hughes was disheartened and walked towards the athlete's passage, but the referee stopped him and asked him to wait a little longer in the waiting area. Thailand's 19-year-old young player Wensong won the 7th place in this group with 10.17 seconds.

The third group, Jamaica's Seville won the first place in the group with 9.86 seconds, Botswana's Tebogo second in the group with 9.94 seconds, and 27-year-old South African player Leotlera won the third place in the group with 9.97 seconds, he directly squeezed out Hughes from Britain and J-Blake from Canada and joined hands with his senior Himbin to advance to the finals.

Finals

Himbin in South Africa's 2nd, Ajay in Nigeria's 3rd, Lyles in the United States' 4th, K-Thompson in Jamaica's 5th, Bednarek in the United States' 6th, Seville in Jamaica's 7th, Tebogo in Botswana's 8th, and Leothlera in South Africa's 9th.