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Chris Bailey didn’t just imagine it—he did it. After leading the US medal sweep in 400m in Nanjing, we saw a jaw-dropping display of speed and grit, Bailey clocked a world-leading speed at Grand Slam Track that kicked off in Kingston on April 4, 2025. Fresh off his first individual global title at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing two weeks ago, and a 4x400m gold at the Paris Olympics—where he placed sixth in the 400m final, Bailey is proving he’s no one-hit-wonder. This wasn’t just a race; it was a statement. The track world is buzzing, and Bailey’s name is now on everyone’s lips. We wonder what it takes to outrun an Olympic medalist and kick off a season with a world-leading time?

At the Grand Slam Track opener in Kingston, Jamaica, the Olympics gold medalist gets candid after beating track and field giants

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A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate, Ujwal Mattoo, is the Tennis Editor at EssentiallySports. His passion for the sport ignited by the captivating rivalries of legends like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Serena Williams. Inspired by their grace and intensity, Ujwal developed a deep appreciation for the unique blend of mental and physical fortitude required in tennis. He has closely followed the ATP and WTA circuits, analyzing matches and tracking players' journeys with keen interest. When not immersed in the world of tennis, Ujwal enjoys spending time with his dog and cherishing moments with friends.

Returning to 200m After 6 Years, Olympic Gold Medalist Gets Candid on Beating Matthew Hudson-Smith & Co. During Grand Slam Track

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