A bronze medal that finds a place in history: The story of Joseph Paul Amoah  | 3NEWS.com

In third place was still Amoah who was running pretty nicely and straining every sinew to get that medal.

Moments after finishing the race, Amoah took to his Twitter page and said “Since 1974 lol my mum wasn’t even a teenager!

A younger Joseph Paul Amoah was seated in his living room right across from his uncle watching.

\In the final 100m race, Joe Paul came in 4th and it devastated him.

he had seen me run in high school and he heard that I had gained admission to the school so they contacted me and then I told them I wasn’t going to run.

Aside from Amoah being an individual athlete, he is a team player and every race he has run in the relay team has shown that level of commitment

Sean Safo-Antwi, Joseph Oduro Manu, Benjamin Azamati, and Joseph Paul Amoah made Ghana proud in the 4x100m relay event at World Athletics Championships in Oregon

“These are the moments that we were waiting for Ghana athletics