Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan qualifies for the women’s 100m hurdles final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after posting a strong performance in her preliminary race. Reports say Amusan wins her heat, running 12.19 seconds, which is presented as the fastest time ever recorded at the Games. One outlet also notes that the 12.19-second run ranks among the fastest times Amusan has produced in her career, describing it as the third fastest time she has ever run. Across the accounts, the focus remains on her advancement to the final, with no competing outcomes in the other heats emphasized. The coverage is consistent in stating that Amusan—world record holder—goes through to the final round following her time in the heats, where she “storms” or performs commanding to secure her place. The reports do not add further details about the final itself, including her rivals or schedule, beyond confirming qualification.