Bet On 1500m Men World Championships in Doha 2019

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This year, the men’s 1500m event at the World Championships in Doha will be an event worth watching. At the moment, Kenyan runner Timothy Cheruiyo is the player to bet on 1500m men World Championships. The Ingebrigtsen brothers will also once again compete against each other, this time for 1500m world victory. 

The men’s 1500m event at the 2019 World Championships in Athletics will run from 3 to 6 October in Doha, Qatar. You can bet on 1500m Men World Championships top hopefuls with the following betting odds on Unibet Sportsbook: 

Bet on 1500m men World Championships Timothy Cheruiyot to lead Kenya to 5th consecutive win 

This year, Kenya’s Timothy Cheruiyot is currently the top hopeful to bet on 1500m men World Championships in Doha. Last year, Cheruiyot was the silver medalist at the 2017 World Championships behind Elijah Motonei Manangoi. Fortunately, with promising odds on Unibet Sportsbook, he can claim his 1st World Championships win. He currently stands the best chance of winning on the online sportsbooks in the UK with odds at 11/20. 

Timothy Cheruiyot also has the best 1500m time out of all the 2019 competitors. He achieved his personal best time of 3:28:41 at 2019 IAAF Diamond League in Monaco. He could also potentially beat his personal time at the 2019 World Championships in Doha. Additionally, Cheruiyot could also surpass Hicham El Guerrouj’s World Championships record time of 3:27.65. 

Jakob Ingebrigtsen to outshine brothers, end Kenya’s title winning run and conquer World Championships 

Fortunately, with the 2nd best odds on Unibet Sportsbook, he could also conquer the World Championships. As a result, Ingebrigtsen could potentially stop Kenya from claiming their 5th consecutive 1500m World Championships win. You can bet on 1500m men World Championships youngster Jakob Ingebrigtsen to claim his 1st World Championships gold. 

Elijah Motonei Manangoi looks to once again raise Kenya’s flag high at the World Championships 

Elijah Motonei Manangoi (13/2) is also among the top Kenyan runners on Unibet Sportsbook expected to shine in Doha. He claimed Kenya’s 4th consecutive 1500m World Championships gold in 2017. This year, you can bet on 1500m World Championships Manangoi achieve the same success in Doha. 

The Kenyan runner will start the 2019 World Championships with the following honors in 1500m: 

• 2015 Beijing World Championships (Silver)
• 2017 London World Championships (Gold)
• 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games (Gold)
• 2018 Asaba African Championships (Gold)

So far this year, he won gold at the 1500m IAAF World Championships in Doha. However, the competition for gold this year is tight with Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Timothy Cheruiyot entering Doha as favorites. Fortunately, it’s predicted that Elijah Motonei Manangoi will still be among the 1500m medalists at the 2019 World Championships. 

2017 World Championships bronze medalist Filip Ingebrigtsen unlikely to be among the medalists in Doha 

According to the online sportsbook news in the UK, Filip Ingebrigtsen is among the top 4 1500m World Championships hopefuls. He’s currently the 2nd best runner from the Ingebrigtsen brothers behind Jakob Ingebrigtsen with odds 15/2. Filip Ingebrigtsen was the 2017 World Championships bronze medalist. However, he might not be the runner to bet on 1500m men World Championships on Unibet Sportsbook. 

Since the 2017 World Championships, he hasn’t recorded any significant 1500m wins. His best result was a 2nd place finish at the Trond Mohn Games in May 2019. As a result, Filip Ingebrigtsen will most likely miss out on  winning a medal at the 2019 Doha World Championships. 

Be sure to read about Unibet Sportsbook, the bookmaker to bet on 1500m World Championships. Additionally, you can read our following articles for more 2019 Doha World Championships betting opportunities: 

• Men’s discus throw 
• Men’s 100m race 
• Women’s 100m race 
• Track: Jakob Ingebrigtsen
• Pole Vault: Armand Duplantis