Millions Fred Kerley earned from winning 100m at Enhanced Games
Former Olympic silver medalist and 2022 world champion Fred Kerley pocketed approximately Ksh32.4 million after winning the men’s 100m at the inaugural Enhanced Games held on Sunday, 24 May.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKerley crossed the line in 9.97 seconds in the final to claim the top prize of $250,000 (approximately Ksh32.4 million), edging Liberia’s Emmanuel Matadi, who clocked 10.05 seconds to earn about Ksh16.125 million for second place.Earlier in the preliminaries, Kerley had actually posted a faster time of 9.93 seconds, narrowly ahead of Matadi’s 9.95. Marvin Bracy-Williams finished third in 10.33, while Michael Bryan and Clarence Munyai posted 10.69 and 10.85, respectively.Podium finish as Kipchoge makes long-awaited marathon debut on African soilDespite the lucrative payday, Kerley’s winning time remained well outside the historic 9.58-second world record held by Usain Bolt. The American also fell short of his own personal best of 9.76 seconds, set in Oregon..