Cameron Myers, 20, beats two Olympic champions to win Diamond League 1,500m final in 3:30.14 race

Cameron Myers, the 20-year-old Australian who beat two Olympic champions to win the Diamond League At just 20, Australian middle-distance runner Cameron Myers has produced the biggest victory of his young career, winning the men's 1,500 metres at the 2026 Diamond League Final in Brussels. Myers clocked 3:30.14, edging Kenya's Phanuel Kipkosgei Koech by just 0.04 seconds in a dramatic finish. According to Reuters and Adelaide Now, Myers overcame a field packed with some of the world's leading middle-distance runners, including the two most recent Olympic champions in the event, American Cole Hocker and Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen. Hocker finished seventh in 3:30.80, while Ingebrigtsen placed fourth in 3:30.52. The victory made Myers only the eighth Australian to win a Diamond League Final and capped a breakthrough season in which he has established himself as one of the country's most promising middle-distance athletes.A dramatic finish in BrusselsThe men's 1,500m final brought together a remarkably strong field, with Olympic champions, international medal contenders and several of the world's fastest runners lining up in Brussels. Myers entered the race as one of Australia's rising...