Kenny Bednarek Scorches Competition in Miami for Consecutive Grand Slam Track Double and $100,000 Payday
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Olympic silver medalist Kenny Bednarek continued his sensational form on the track, delivering yet another powerful statement at the Grand Slam Track meet in Miami on Sunday.
Just a day after storming to victory in the 100m with a blistering World Lead time of 9.79 seconds, Bednarek returned to dominate the 200m, clocking19.84 seconds to complete a second consecutive sprint double.
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The 200m final saw Bednarek outpace fierce competition, including British sprint star Zharnel Hughes and Jamaica’s Oblique Seville.
Both challengers posted identical times of 20.13 seconds, but it was Bednarek’s explosive bend and strong finish that secured the win.
This double victory mirrors Bednarek’s performance in Kingston, Jamaica, where he also claimed top honors in both sprint events during the previous Grand Slam leg.
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With this latest triumph, the American sprinter not only adds two more prestigious wins to his resume but also pockets another hefty $100,000 prize for his efforts in Miami.
Bednarek, is fast establishing himself as the sprinter to beat on the circuit, delivering top-tier performances across both sprint distances and solidifying his preparations ahead of the summer's major championships.