The inaugural Enhanced Games men's 100m final concluded on May 24 in Las Vegas with Fred Kerley posting the winning time of 9.97 seconds—more than three-tenths off Usain Bolt's longstanding 9.58-second mark—while the rest of the field ranged from 10.05 to 10.87 seconds. No entrant entered with verified training marks near the record threshold, and the single-night format offered no opportunity for multiple attempts or optimized conditions. With results now confirmed across official timing and reporting, traders assign 100% implied probability to "No" because the outcome is settled rather than anticipated. Only an extraordinary post-event ruling, timing dispute, or unrecognized performance shift could theoretically reopen the question.