Asafa Powell wins 60m at Milo Western Relays
The 37-year-old Powell of MVP Track Club clocked 6.73 seconds to beat Sprintec Lions' Andrew Fisher in a close finish in section one of the three-section race. Fisher was also credited with the same time as Powell.
Powell was one of the most dominant sprinters of his era, consistently breaking the 10-second barrier and twice setting the world 100m record in 2005 and 2008. The second time he did it with a blazing 9.74 seconds.
Powell also won a gold medal in the 4x100m relay at the Rio Olympics and competed in three Summer Games.
A statue of the sprinter is set to be unveiled at Statue Park inside Independence Park Ltd on Sunday.