Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson is a retired American sprinter. During his career, Johnson won four Olympic gold medals and eight World Championship gold medals. He once held world and Olympic records in the 200-meter and 400-meter races. As of now, he has an estimated net worth of $12 million (according to celebrity net worth). Johnson’s dominance came from rare versatility and consistency.

Daniel Zellhuber is ready for one of the biggest nights of his career. The 26-year-old lightweight will return to action at UFC Mexico inside Arena CDMX. For Zellhuber, this fight is more than just another bout. It is a homecoming. Before joining the UFC, he fought many times in Mexico City. Now, he gets to compete on the world’s biggest MMA stage in front of his people once again.

American sprinter Noah Lyles has publicly supported Alexis Ohanian's Athlos league. This comes as Michael Johnson's Grand Slam Track faces significant financial challenges, including millions in unpaid fees and canceled events. Lyles' move suggests a growing confidence in Athlos's stability and promises. Grand Slam Track's future remains uncertain as it attempts to rebuild trust with athletes and partners.

India's top boxers, including MC Mary Kom, Manoj Kumar and L Sarita Devi, will be training at the world famous Michael Johnson Performance Center from May 1-17 as part of preparations for top level upcoming events.

Athletics legend Michael Johnson feels Usain Bolt has surpassed the likes of him and Carl Lewis by his sheer consistency and can easily be considered the "greatest" track-and-field star in the world at this point.

The Indian boxers' first planned training trip to the USA has been cancelled owing to visa related complications.

They couldn't make it to the trans-atlantic Michael Johnson Centre due to visa hassles but the "setback" didn't come in the way of Indian boxers achieving their training targets at an institute within the country, High Performance Director Santiago Nieva said.

Long-distance runners Ethiopia and Kenya are once again set to dominate the $350,000 Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon's tenth edition on Sunday.

South African Wayde van Niekerk may be the next big thing in world athletics but he will never ever be able to match the aura of Usain Bolt, feels legendary American sprinter Michael Johnson.

The show is coming to an end; long live the King. 2017 will be the year Usain Bolt will pull down the curtains on his 15-year-long glittering career.

Four-time Olympic gold medallist Michael Johnson on Tuesday backed multiple Olympic and world champion Usain Bolt to defend his titles in 100m and 200m events at the World Championship, to be held in Beijing from August 22 to 30.

Michael Johnson, the man with the golden shoes, has praised Indian star Neeraj Chopra, who is going to defend his Tokyo javelin gold medal in Paris. Johnson believes Chopra can achieve the same feat, citing his dedication and perseverance in winning both the 200m and 400m events at the same Olympics.

An Alabama police officer has been killed and another critically injured after being shot while responding to a 911 call on Tuesday. A female shooting victim called for help, and upon arrival, officers found the woman with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect fired upon the two officers, hitting them both, and later barricaded himself inside an apartment.

Mumbai will always hold special place in heart for it is here that I won my first ever marathon — the inaugural edition way back in 2004. We had to do two loops of the Peddar Road hill stretch and the event was held in the month of February. I did not clock the timing I was expecting but I was just too happy to win the event.

Michael Johnson launches Grand Slam Track. It is a new track and field league. The league wants to boost athlete visibility and financial stability. The league will host events in Kingston, Miami, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles. Athletes like Sasha Zhoya support the league's innovative format. The league focuses on rivalries and fair compensation.

The Indian boxers' much-delayed training trip to the acclaimed Michael Johnson Centre in the USA has been cancelled for a second time owing to visa problems.

Golfer Rory McIlroy has backed Naomi Osaka's decision to take a break from tennis following the Japanese world number three's elimination from the US Open last week, saying that it was important that athletes did not let results define them. Speaking after his final round at the Tour Championship where he finished tied for 14th McIlroy said that he had faced similar difficulties in his own career.

Retired athletes voiced their support for four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka on Saturday after she said she would take a break from tennis having lost her enthusiasm for competition.

Donovon Bailey talks about being an Olympics & world 100m champion and the responsibility that the tag of 'fastest man on earth' brings.

Defending champion Laban Moiben is not aiming to lower the course record in the 10th Mumbai Marathon on January 20 as he was focusing on only retaining the title.