Olympics: Enekwechi Clinches 12th Position In Men’s Shot Put Final

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Team Nigeria Update: Enekwechi Qualifies For Final Spot In Men's Shot Put

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Nigeria’s only hope in the men’s Shot Put event Chukwuebuka Enekwechi finished 12th in the final on Thursday.

Enekwechi’s throw of 19.74m was not good enough for a podium finish.

He fouled in his opening throw, then threw 18.87m on his 2nd attempt.

His last throw of 19.74m was not enough to make the last round.

The gold went to Ryan Crouser of the United States silver was won by Joe Kovacs also of the United while the bronze went to Tom Walsh of New Zealand.

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