Grant Holloway doesn’t just show up—he dominates. For more than a decade, his name has been synonymous with victory in the 60m hurdles. Seventy straight wins. Three world indoor titles. A level of consistency so absurd that even his rivals must wonder if he’s human. He doesn’t pick and choose his races; he takes on all challengers, time and time again, and the result remains the same. The man simply refuses to lose.

Now, as the World Indoor Championships head into their third and final day, Holloway is shifting gears. He’s already stamped his authority in the hurdles, but tomorrow, he’ll be back for the 4×400 relay. And if you thought he was done making statements, think again. Ahead of the race, Holloway dropped a message for his rivals. One that leaves no room for doubt. He’s locked in, fired up, and ready to put on yet another masterclass.

As the final day of the World Indoor Championships approaches, Holloway’s making sure everyone knows he’s not done yet. Just hours before stepping onto the track for the 4×400 relay, he dropped a message that perfectly encapsulates his confidence and swagger. “After two glasses of wine, I have come to realize that my legs are now fresh & I am ready for a 4×4 tomorrow. See you all in the stands. 5️⃣🛞king. 😂”

For most athletes, a lighthearted tweet like this might be brushed off. But this is Grant Holloway we’re talking about. A man who has spent the last decade rewriting the history books, winning every single 60m hurdles race he’s entered since 2014. A man who now holds three consecutive World Indoor Championships golds, a feat no hurdler—Allen Johnson, Colin Jackson, or Dayron Robles has ever achieved. He owns the four fastest times ever recorded in the event, and with this latest victory, he’s added yet another milestone to his already stacked résumé.

Holloway’s dominance at Nanjing wasn’t just about another gold medal. It was about legacy. His 7.27-second performance reinforced his grip on the event, solidifying his place among track and field’s all-time greats. Fans erupted in celebration, recognizing that they were witnessing something historic. Now, with the 4×400 relay on deck, Holloway is ready to put on another show. His tweet wasn’t just playful banter. It was a warning. Fresh legs, unstoppable confidence, and a winning mentality? That’s a dangerous combination.

Holloway’s mindset: A champion’s blueprint for greatness

World Athletics took its time to acknowledge Grant Holloway’s latest feat, but when it did, the message was loud and clear. Fans erupted as the official page dropped a post that summed up his dominance perfectly. “The definition of a GOAT ‼️ @Flaamingoo_ continues his 10-year unbeaten streak in the 60m hurdles and adds a third consecutive world indoor title to his career 🏆.” With a decade-long reign and times that leave the competition in the dust, Holloway isn’t just making history. He’s shaping it.

During his interview with NBC Sports’ Ato Boldon, the Olympic gold medalist was asked about his consistency on the biggest stage. His response was as direct as his performances. “When you have a major championship on the line and you look back at your resume or someone looks back at your resume, whether it’s tomorrow, a year from now, or 20 years from now, they’re going to realize that at every major championship, Grant Holloway was there. Whenever there was a title on the line, Grant Holloway was there.” His words underline exactly why he stands apart. When it matters most, he delivers.

Holloway didn’t go into detail about what keeps him coming back stronger each time, but he made sure to highlight the people behind his success. Speaking to Boldon, he added, “He’s going to challenge himself, but more importantly, he’s going to challenge his team, his coach, and his support staff, just to be as ready as he is.” That’s the core of Holloway’s greatness. His hunger for competition isn’t just personal; it’s something he instills in everyone around him. His journey isn’t just about crossing the finish line first; it’s about lifting his entire team to new heights.

But while he continues to set the standard, the bigger question remains. Who can match it? As Holloway preps for another showdown in Nanjing, his intensity hasn’t wavered. Training clips show him locked in, moving with the same explosiveness that has made him untouchable. And with several big names absent from the World Athletics Indoor Championships, one thing is certain that the stage is set for Holloway to steal the show once again.