Enhanced Games announces a US$10 million prize for the men’s 100m winner who breaks Usain Bolt’s world record of 9.58 seconds, set in Berlin in 2009. The payout is tied to the winner of the men’s 100m event meeting the record time, making the bonus dependent not just on running faster than 9.58 seconds, but doing so while winning the race. The offer targets one of sprinting’s most longstanding marks and is positioned as a major incentive for athletes to attempt the record under Enhanced Games’ competition format. While reporting from the outlets notes the prize amount and the specific benchmark time, both sources focus on the same central terms: the prize is US$10 million, it is awarded to the men’s 100m winner, and the condition is surpassing Bolt’s 9.58 world record. The announcement reflects an effort to encourage top-level performance in the 100 metres by tying a large sum to a clear, objective milestone.