Grant Holloway won the US Indoor Championships in New Mexico, showcasing his incredible athleticism in the hurdle events. The Virginia native, 26, broke the world record in the 60-meter hurdles during the preliminary round by clocking a lightning-fast 7.27 seconds, beating his own previous best of 7.29 seconds. Three-time world champion in the 110-meter hurdles and silver medalist at the Olympics, Holloway is ready to compete for the US indoor title on Friday in an attempt to add more medals to his impressive collection.

Holloway's remarkable performance left his competitors trailing far behind, with Trey Cunningham finishing in second place with a time of 7.46 seconds and Cordell Tinch securing third place with a time of 7.50 seconds.

In an extraordinary turn of events, the women's 60m hurdles event witnessed Tia Jones matching the current world record by completing the race in an impressive time of 7.67 seconds. Masai Russell followed closely behind with a time of 7.79 seconds, while Jasmine Jones clocked in at 7.82 seconds in a tightly contested race.

The US Indoor Championships serve as the official qualifier for the upcoming World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, scheduled from March 1-3. As top-tier athletes vie for coveted spots on the international stage, the competition intensifies, with each contender striving to earn the prestigious opportunity to showcase their talents and represent their nation with pride.