BRONZE BOSS
Jamaica's Travis Smikle lets the discus fly during his bronze medal performance during the 2022 Birmingham Commonweath Games at Alexander Stadium on Thursday. Smikle threw 64.58m, which put him behind gold medallist Matthew Denny ( 67.26m) of Australia and silver medallist, England's Lawrence Okoye (64.99m). (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
Commonwealth Games, Sports
August 5, 2022

BRONZE BOSS

Jamaica’s Travis Smikle lets the discus fly during his bronze medal performance during the 2022 Birmingham Commonweath Games at Alexander Stadium on Thursday.

Smikle threw 64.58m, which put him behind gold medallist Matthew Denny ( 67.26m) of Australia and silver medallist, England’s Lawrence Okoye (64.99m).

(Photo: Naphtali Junior)

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