Grant Holloway’s career is one for the ages, and his latest triumph at the World Athletics Indoor Championships just adds another golden chapter to his unstoppable legacy. In a sport where losses are swift, Holloway has managed to sustain a decade of dominance. Not to mention his being part of Team USA’s absolute domination at the 2025 World Indoor Championships. But just how dominant were the Americans at Nanjing? Well, with 16 medals, they were simply untouchable. So much so that the fans are simply speechless.

And Holloway was leading this charge of awe. Just look at his current run. NCAA Outdoors? Check. NCAA Indoors? Check. Olympic Games? Check. His dominance will keep on, from Doha to Budapest and from Belgrade to Glasgow, as Grant Holloway, without any doubt, is on the top, having won several world titles and gold medals like it’s second nature. His dominance isn’t just a streak—it’s a statement.

Talking about “The Flamingo” dominance on the track, ‘Track & Field Gazette’ took to the X and posted Holloway’s picture in which his expression exudes confidence, and he appears to be celebrating a victory. And the caption? Well, it’s all about “Grant Holloway’s 🇺🇸 career is one for the ages.” Grant Holloway’s career isn’t just about winning—it’s about redefining dominance.

From the NCAA to the world stage, he’s checked every box. NCAA Indoors? Four times. NCAA Outdoors? Another four. Then came the big leagues, and nothing changed. Three straight World Outdoor Championships—Doha in 2019, Eugene in 2022, and Budapest in 2023—each time proving he’s untouchable when it matters most. Indoors? Same story. Belgrade 2022, Glasgow 2024, and now, Nanjing 2025—Holloway keeps stacking golds like its second nature. And while his Tokyo silver remains the lone outlier, Paris 2024 is set to rewrite that script.

But it’s not just the medals—it’s the sheer consistency. The guy doesn’t miss. His recent Glasgow 2024 World Indoor title came with an effortless 7.29 in the 60m hurdles, extending his unbeaten streak in the event to a staggering 26 races. Oh, and let’s not forget—he’s still just 0.01 seconds away from breaking the 110m hurdles world record. So, the real question isn’t what he’s done—it’s what’s left. Because at this rate, Holloway isn’t just running races; he’s running out of records to break.

Fans are in awe of Grant Holloway’s untouchable greatness

Grant Holloway’s dominance in track and field is nothing short of historic, and fans are making sure the world knows it. Holloway has cemented himself as one of the greatest hurdlers of all time. “And I think it also shows just how phenomenal Grant Holloway is. Dominated the sport for what seems like a lifetime,” one fan noted, highlighting the longevity of his reign.

“He is the best 110m hurdler of all time; people forget he’s 0.01 off the WR too,” a fan reminded everyone. Sitting just shy of Aries Merritt’s 12.80-second world record, Holloway has flirted with history multiple times. And here’s the real question—is he even done yet? With the World Championships, Holloway isn’t just racing against competitors; he’s racing against time, records, and his greatness. “GOAT. My only wish is that he gets that WR,” another supporter chimed in, echoing the one milestone left for Holloway to conquer.

However, Holloway is not only a hurdler, but he is also good at every kind of sport. Yep, read it correctly. Apart from his dominance on track, Holloway has been a wide receiver in high school football. “Plus his multidisciplinary skills in college (60m, LJ, 400m relay merchant) alongside pretty good on the HJ in high school,” a fan pointed out.

His raw speed and technical prowess beg the question—should Team USA give him a shot in the 4x100m relay? “🗣️ PUT 👏🏽 GRANT 👏🏽 ON 👏🏽 THE 👏🏽 4×1 👏🏽 RELAY 👏🏽,” one fan demanded, and with his explosive acceleration, it wouldn’t be a stretch to see him excel there. After all, Holloway’s legacy is already sealed, yet he continues to chase greatness. “15 golds and one silver—hurdling perfection. He is a 🌟,” a fan summed up perfectly.

While many athletes battle with staying at the top, Grant Holloway has made dominance look easy. Year after year, he proves why he’s the best, stacking gold medals like it is second nature. But what makes him truly special is that he’s not just maintaining his legacy—he’s still expanding it. Will he add even more gold to his already jaw-dropping collection? One thing’s for sure—the track and field world isn’t ready to stop talking about Grant Holloway anytime soon.