Second-fastest man in history Yohan Blake will make a return to run indoors since 2008 and plans to compete at the World Indoor Championships.
Former world champion Yohan Blake has revealed his plans to compete at the world indoor championships in Glasgow.
Blake, who last competed indoors in 2008, where he ran 6.75s at an indoor meet in New York, stated his intentions of running indoor meets this season.
"World indoors, here I come! I can't wait to run the 60 meters; it should be interesting to run indoors." #godisgood #optimistic #mindset," tweeted Blake on his X page.
The second-fastest man in history in both the 100m and 200m has had a difficult injury-plagued past few years, which has seen him not stay consistent in his quest for more titles.
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