Athletics at the 2021 Summer World University Games – Men's 200 metres

The men's 200 metres event at the 2021 Summer World University Games was held on 3 and 4 August 2023 at the Shuangliu Sports Centre Stadium in Chengdu, China.

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Tsebo Matsoso  South Africa	Yudai Nishi  Japan	Amlan Borgohain  India

Results

Round 1

Qualification: First 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 8 fastest (q) advance to semifinal.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	1	Andrea Federici	Italy	20.68	Q
2	5	Tsebo Matsoso	South Africa	20.74	Q
3	7	Eckhart Potgieter	South Africa	20.82	Q
4	7	Wu Yen-ming	Chinese Taipei	20.84	Q
5	5	Aoi Inage	Japan	20.84	Q
6	7	Yudai Nishi	Japan	20.85	q
7	2	Ján Volko	Slovakia	20.96	Q
8	5	Sui Gaofei	China	20.96	q
9	3	Amlan Borgohain	India	21.00	Q
10	4	Christopher Ius	Australia	21.01	Q
11	6	Yan Haibin	China	21.05	Q
12	8	James Williamson	United States	21.06	Q
13	8	Łukasz Żak	Poland	21.07	Q
14	4	Bradley Lestrade	Switzerland	21.13	Q
15	2	Batuhan Altıntaş	Turkey	21.17	Q
16	7	Lee Jae-seong	South Korea	21.20	q
17	3	Song Yu-jun	Chinese Taipei	21.25	Q
18	1	Łukasz Żok	Poland	21.26	Q
19	6	Felix Frühn	Germany	21.28	Q
20	7	Noelex Holder	Guyana	21.33	q
21	6	João Falcão	Brazil	21.34	q
22	4	Mohammad Jahir Rayhan	Bangladesh	21.34	q
23	3	Keishon Franklin	United States	21.34	q
24	8	Vitaliy Zems	Kazakhstan	21.39	q
25	8	Jakub Nemec	Slovakia	21.44
26	4	Wallace Aflamah	Ghana	21.45
27	5	Phenyo Majama	Botswana	21.46
28	8	Ivan Galuşco	Moldova	21.56
29	2	Isaac Joseph	Haiti	21.61
30	1	Murtadha Al-Kemawee	Iraq	21.65	PB
31	2	Son Ji-won	South Korea	21.69
32	5	Leonardo De Oliveira	Brazil	21.75
33	1	Jonathan Nyepa	Malaysia	21.76
34	7	Tamer Saleh	Lebanon	21.78
35	3	Marizuk Shaibu	Ghana	21.84
36	4	Vong Ka In	Macau	21.85
37	6	Muhammad Aqil Yasmin	Malaysia	21.87
38	3	Ian-Gheorghe Vieru	Moldova	21.91
39	5	Ryan Praharsh	Singapore	21.97
40	6	Almat Tulebayev	Kazakhstan	22.01
41	8	Leung San Lok	Hong Kong	22.11
42	4	Aktham Albo	Iraq	22.16
43	6	Virupakshappa Shashikantha	India	22.17
44	3	Mak Chun Ho	Hong Kong	22.20
45	7	Peter Masaba	Uganda	22.44
46	5	Sharif Olipa	Uganda	22.44
47	4	Carlos Morais	Cape Verde	22.44
48	1	Patrick Banda	Zambia	22.57	PB
49	3	Salim Al-Jadeedi	Oman	22.58
50	8	Chantivea Yatpitou	Cambodia	22.65
51	2	Shimar Velloza	Guyana	22.93
52	2	Faisal Al-Saka	Saudi Arabia	23.32
53	2	James Manamugabe	Burundi	24.18
–	8	Hervé Cubahiro	Burundi	DQ	TR16.8
–	1	Saliou Seck	Senegal	DNS
–	1	Even Meinseth	Norway	DNS
–	2	Joshua Azzopardi	Australia	DNS
–	5	Amadu Kondeh	Sierra Leone	DNS
–	6	Remigio Santander	Equatorial Guinea	DNS
–	7	Trần Quang Toản	Vietnam	DNS

Semifinal

Qualification: First 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 2 fastest (q) advance to final.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	1	Yudai Nishi	Japan	20.43	Q, PB
2	2	Tsebo Matsoso	South Africa	20.45	Q
3	2	Amlan Borgohain	India	20.57	Q, SB
4	3	Wu Yen-ming	Chinese Taipei	20.58	Q, PB
5	3	Ján Volko	Slovakia	20.59	Q
6	1	Yan Haibin	China	20.63	Q, SB
7	3	Aoi Inage	Japan	20.64	q, PB
8	1	Andrea Federici	Italy	20.70	q
9	3	Eckhart Potgieter	South Africa	20.70	PB
10	3	Łukasz Żok	Poland	20.75	PB
11	2	Sui Gaofei	China	20.78	SB
12	2	Łukasz Żak	Poland	20.80	PB
13	1	Christopher Ius	Australia	20.94
14	1	Lee Jae-seong	South Korea	20.97	SB
15	3	Felix Frühn	Germany	20.98
16	1	Batuhan Altıntaş	Turkey	20.99
17	2	Noelex Holder	Guyana	21.04	PB
18	1	Bradley Lestrade	Switzerland	21.12
19	3	Keishon Franklin	United States	21.15
20	3	João Falcão	Brazil	21.18	SB
21	2	Song Yu-jun	Chinese Taipei	21.18
22	1	Vitaliy Zems	Kazakhstan	21.37
23	2	James Williamson	United States	21.40
24	2	Mohammad Jahir Rayhan	Bangladesh	21.48

Final

Rank	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	Tsebo Matsoso	South Africa	20.36
	Yudai Nishi	Japan	20.46
	Amlan Borgohain	India	20.55	SB
4	Ján Volko	Slovakia	20.66
5	Yan Haibin	China	20.67
6	Wu Yen-ming	Chinese Taipei	20.70
7	Andrea Federici	Italy	20.79
8	Aoi Inage	Japan	21.10