Lyles, Warholm and Holloway exhibited their drawings in Berlin

the americans Noah Lylesat 100 meters, and Grant Hollowayin the 110 hurdles, and the Norwegian Karsten Warholmin the 400 hurdles, showed their drawings at the meeting of berlinplayed this Sunday, where Mexican Edgar Rivera recorded the win in the high jump.

Lyles, a double world champion in the 200 metres, achieved a convincing victory in the hectometer with his best time on the course, 9.95, ahead of Kenyan Ferdinand Omaytala (10.11) and Britain’s Jeremiah Azu (10.16).

Holloway, two-time world champion and Olympic runner-up in the 110 hurdles, won in 13.05, just two hundredths ahead of compatriot Freddie Crittenden.

Warholm, world record holder, double world and European and Olympic champion, won the 400 hurdles in his second best time of the year, 47:24, more than a second ahead of Frenchman Ludvy Vaillant, who set a personal which is best with 48.26.

Mexican Edgar Rivera is the best in the high jump. He won in 2.23 after clearing the bar on the second attempt. Later, alone, he tried 2.28, but without success. Hungarian Peter Bakosi and Ukrainian Oleh Doroshchuk shared second place at 2.19.

The Borlee brothers had a feast in the 400-meter dash. Dylan won with 45.96 ahead of Jonathan (46.02) and Kevin (46.04), and Filipino Ernest John Obiena, just two days after winning over Swedish Armand Duplantis in Brussels, could only finish second with 5.81 behind Dutch Menno Vllon (5.88).

British Daryll Neita won the women’s 100 with 11.00, Kenyan Reynold Kipkorir Cheruiyot in the 1,500 with 3:25.04, German Milaika Mihambo, Olympic and world champion, with a length of 6.92 meters, Nigerian Tobi Amusan scored 100.45 hurdles and 100 hurdles. the American Valarie Allman the disk with 70.06.