How to watch the Ghanaian Athletes at Tokyo

How to watch the Ghanaian Athletes at Tokyo

Below is the time schedule for each Ghanaian track and field, boxing, swimming, and judo athlete at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. All the times are in our local time. Although some are not favorable as compared to the schedules. But as promised Athletics Hour will bring you all the live updates on all the disciplines especially track and field athletes.

There are six sports disciplines in all. We have one weightlifter, one judo, three boxers, two swimmers, and seven track and field athletes representing Ghana. How to watch the Ghanaian Athletes at Tokyo.

This is the full list of all the Ghanaian athletes. We will break it down and bring you deep insight into the track and field athletes.

Tetteh Suleman will take the flyweight, 48-52kg.

Kwadjo Anani will battle in the judo category in the 90kg.

Samuel Takyi will fight in the featherweight division, 52-57kg.

Shakul Samed is under the category light heavyweight, 75-81kg.

Abeku Jackson will be testing his skills again in the 100m butterfly swimming.

Nadia Eke the only track and field lady athlete will start is qualification round in the triple jump.

Unliez Takyi the sensation teenage will take the 50m freestyle swimming.

Christian Amoah will be paving way for the weightlift in 96kg.

Benjamin Azamati will test his speed in the 100m dash.

Joseph Amoah will follow suit in the 200m dash.

Joseph Amoah, Benjamin Azamati, Sean Safo Antwi, Joseph Manu, Emmanuel Yeboah, Sarfo Ansah will be blazing in the 4×100m relay for Ghana.

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