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World Athletics is launching the Ultimate Championship in Budapest this September, offering a massive $10 million prize pool across 28 disciplines, with every competitor guaranteed cash—individual winners take home $150K, even 16th place gets paid, and relay teams earn $80K for first. Sprinter Bryan Levell, with PBs of 9.82 and 19.64, sees it as a golden opportunity to boost his earnings and prep for next year’s World Championships, despite lingering injuries. He’s focused on execution and personal bests, viewing the event as a high-stakes proving ground against the world’s elite. This new championship could reshape the track and field calendar, turning elite competition into a lucrative, must-qualify destination for athletes chasing both glory and cash.

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