Nigerian shot putter Chukwuebuka Enekwechi secured yet another victory on Monday, further solidifying his status as a formidable contender for the upcoming Olympics.

He recorded the win at the Memorial Josefa Odlozila in the Czech Republic, where he astounded spectators by launching the shot put a remarkable distance of 21.53 meters on his fifth attempt.

Enekwechi’s exceptional performance saw him outclassing his competitors by a significant margin.

Among the challengers he defeated were Egypt’s Mostafa Amr Hassan, who achieved a throw of 20.58 meters, and Mohammed Khalifa, who reached 19.98 meters.

This is Enekwechi’s second consecutive victory, following his outstanding performance at the Mityng na Rynku Kościuszki in Poland.

At the Mityng na Rynku Kościuszki, Enekwechi was dominant in the event with a throw of 21.41 meters, beating esteemed athletes such as New Zealand’s Tom Walsh and local favorite Konrad Bukowiecki, who secured second and third place, respectively, with throws of 20.76 meters and 20.26 meters.

With the Tokyo Olympics on the horizon, his consistent success positions him as a force to watch in the world of athletics.