First triple since Bolt is won by Liles, who is dubbed the “sprinting emperor.”

The last American runner, Noah Liles, explodes out of the gate as soon as he receives the baton.

Liles grew the gap between himself and the rest of the field before crossing the line first in 37.38 seconds.

As he crossed the finish line, he held up three fingers to celebrate his third gold medal.

Liles, a sprinter who has overcome asthma and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, became the first man since Bolt to win three world titles, marking the birth of a new sprinting emperor.

[Noah Liles/USA: “We all came together and did an amazing job, and there have been a lot of times in the past where the U.S. hasn’t won (because of botched baton touches), but we did it.”]

100-meter gold medalist Shackary Richardson was also the last runner for the United States in the women’s 400-meter relay.

She held on to first place, even as 200-meter gold medalist Sherrika Jackson chased her down, to take the double.

In the men’s pole vault, reigning champion Duplantis cleared 6’10” to win his second straight world title.

Messi scored a goal in his MLS debut, extending his offensive point streak to nine games since arriving in the United States.

Messi beat his defender with a brilliant individual effort, then delivered an exquisite pass before running onto the ball and slotting it home.

Messi’s goal, his first in the league, sealed a 2-0 win and Inter Miami finally moved out of last place.

At the World Badminton Championships, Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yu-jung became the first South Korean pair to win the mixed doubles title in 20 years.

Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jung topped the world’s No. 1 Chinese pair, 카지노사이트킴 who had lost their previous nine matches, 2-1.