In general, the last night of the event in Miami was crowned with eight Grand Slam Champions
The Grand Slam Track’s Graduation Night on Sunday, Florida, as eight athletes were officially called champions, which were packaged with high stakes, returning from the previous event.
Among the standard moments was Sydney McLuke Lron’s dominant, the first athlete was ever signed by Grand Slam Track. After 400 m obstacles, the dual Olympic medalist returned even more fire after the world-famous shipping.
He took the victory for 400 m in 49.69, with the best means of the season and took 24 points to keep his SLAM title and a $ 100,000 award. His consistent performances keep him in general for the general title of Grand Slam, which pays extra 100,000 drams for the athlete with the most accumulative points of all four events.
“I’m just happy to be where we are. I think it was good progress from the first slip so far, “said Mclaughlin-Levrone. “It shows you what you need to work shows you where you are. Just a large crowd.
“The league just brings so much excitement to sport.
Hepthlete Anna Hall, on June 2023, returned to 400 m, impressed with 51.68 finishes and a third place in the general tournament table. Hall also installed the third place in the octains of 400 m (54.43). Jamaica’s Andrenette Knight showed his strength, taking the second one in obstacles (54.08), and the third is 400 m (51,80), generally engaged in his second.
Closing at night was 200 m, where Bednekek, who was once again, proved why one of the best connectivity is connected. McLeaghlin-Levrone’s view of feedback victories, Bednarek went back to the track of 19.84 (0.2) to provide maximum points. Only a day ago he posted in 100m with the support of the wind 9.79.
“I felt very good in the whole first race and in the second race. Everything felt smoothly, I was easily felt, I’m really in good condition, “Bednarek said. “This race just did and mastered the field, and I did it. Going to Phil and La I feel pretty confident about what I can do there.
“It was difficult for me to fall into 100 m when it comes to other leagues, but Grand Slam gives me the opportunity to disguise my skills when it reaches 100m.
Behind Bednarek, the fight for the second was intense. The UK’s legacy Hughes and Jamaica’s shroud is over the neck and neck ends, and both stop the clock on 20.13. The border went to Hughes, but at 100 m (9.84), the end of Siril’s run on him gave him an advantage in the overall rating table, which was posted by only one point 9.87.
Another winner of Kingston, who won Miami, was Alison Dos in Brazil. The Olympic bronze medalist took the 400 m obstacle to 47.97 before returning the next day to work with 44.53 by 44.53. The first three finals of that race reflected the general tournaments. Americans Chris Robinson (44.86) and Caleb Dean (45:18) insisted on the second and third, respectively.
The wave of double winners continued, as the grant fisherman doubled in his style, only two days after 3,000 m. After the end of the Ireland Endru Cosque, Fisher was ready to show its speed in 5,000 m after concluding.
As 5000 m took place, Fisher’s time in addition to the box before making a decisive step through a few circles. No one could react when he was broken from the box, giving him the luxury of penetrating the joy of the crowd during the final 100m. He passed the line 13. At 40.32, scoring enough points to bring 20 of its total and another $ 100,000.
He said. “I have to be able to win a wide range. In Jamaica, the first reptile I won with my hit, but it was necessary for a long time so that they had very good.
“I keep on gas for a few days. When we arrived about 100 m, I realized that I had enough pillows I could have frosted that 100 m.
“5000 m still gets a lot of love to have a full house, the crowd answered your steps, it feels better than the sport.
13: Coscoran, who took third place in third place with 46.30. Rounding the first trio was Cooper Teare, and the George George Great Britain’s George was in the fourth place. Compatriot Sam Atin took five points with five points.
However, all the king’s champion failed to repeat their success. French Sasha Zhoyan, who won the short obstacles to Kingston’s men, came out in Miami by challenge Trey Cunningham. Cunningham entered the 100 m apartment at the top of the leading, after the obstacles of her 110 m won and matched her personal best – 10.17 (0.7). Zhoya also hit personal best 10.36, but generally settled the second. Jam Amal secured the third place, matching from 10.20.
At night, he also saw a national record for record accounting, as the Marmarre Paulino of the Dominican Republic was delivered in 200m. The clock 22.30 (1.0), Paulino not only defines a new national sign, but also provided the second victory of its weekend, earlier in the best season of 49.21. Returned with back victories he left the perfect 24-point.
Salwa Eid Naser has put on a close pressure on Paulino, the second is 400 m and 200 m to provide employees in the general tournament table. Isabella Whitakayr completed the first trio, and the British Amber, which took place at 400 million speeds of 50.85, and 22.97 of 200 m.
A 3000 m (distance) race dropped into a dramatic sprint. Kenya’s Agnes Nigester was celebrated prematurely and led most of the race, but most of the finals of Ethiopia and Malina Eysa, 8. In the first best field of 23.14. Eisa and Ngietch also went to Esisa Clock by the WB. 23.08 in second place, and Ngetich’s 8. 22.72 provided the third in the race and the total Grand Slam destination.
The short distance of women saved Kenya Mary Moraa, who returned from Kingston, where the DNS was at 1,800 m in Miami. He ran 4. In 24:44, at 1,500 m, which was enough to land its third in the general tournament table.
A total of A Hillu in Ethiopia was in high place, who followed his 1500 m gain (4: 06.96) 800m (1: 59.84). Nicky Hillz, who is both followed by both meetings, earning another pair of second place, as he did in Kingston, and once again the second.
Two slips down and two to go, the action is now moving to Philadelphia, where the third Grand Slam path will take place from May 30 to June 1.
