London, Nov.26 (ANI): Two of the world’s fastest men ever over 100 metres – Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay – will meet in London next summer.
Former world record-holder Asafa Powell will join them on August 13-14. The trio then hit Brussels on August 27 to finish the new Diamond League’s 14-meeting season, The Mirror reports. (ANI)
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