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The men's 1500m saw Portugal's Isaac Nader claim the win in a dramatic race as Josh Kerr pulled up an injury, with Kenya's Reynold Cheruiyot winning a bronze.
The men's 1500m was somewhat unpredictable, with the Kenyan duo of Timothy Cheruiyot and Reynold Cheruiyot hoping to finally reclaim the title that was last won at the 2019 World Athletics Championships in Doha, Qatar.
However, they still faced tough opposition from defending champion Josh Kerr, Niels Laros, Jake Wightman, and Neil Gourley, who have been impressive in the semifinal.
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World Athletics Championships 2025: Men's 1500m Final
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As the race started, the men were already fighting for positions in the race, with Timothy Cheruiyot leading from the front with his training mate Niel Laros.
The cameras were focusing in on Josh Kerr, who was looking very comfortable and in high spirits, his focus on defending his title in the race.
However, after covering a bit of distance, Josh Kerr lookd uncomfortable and was limping, clearly indicatinng that he was not going to defend his title.
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However, with 200m to go, Timothy Cheruiyot and Neil Laros were speeding up the race but their momentum was not enough to hold off the opposition.
Former world 1500m champion Jake Wightman, who had contemplated quitting, came from behind in a bid to win but was stunned at the finish line with Portugal's Isaac Nader taking the win.
Isaac Nader crossed the finish line in 3:34.10 ahead of Jake Wightman, the Brit who has also been out due to an injury setback. Wightman claimed a silver medal in a time of 3:34.12.
Kenya's Reynold Cheruiyot, the former world under-20 1500m champion, secured a bronze medal for Kenya as Timothy Cheruiyot, who had been leading for the better part of the race, finished fourth in 3:34.50.