Justin Gatlin backs Noah Lyles on the major condition to be met to consider joining Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track league
Justin Gatlin has voiced his support for Noah Lyles regarding the conditions for participating in Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track League. Lyles has expressed reservations about the league, particularly regarding the structure and the conditions under which athletes would compete. Gatlin, a former world champion sprinter, agrees with Lyles’ stance, emphasizing that for the league to be successful and to attract top talent, certain conditions must be met.
One major condition Gatlin backs is the need for a clear and fair financial structure that ensures athletes are adequately compensated. He argues that the financial aspect is crucial for attracting elite sprinters and maintaining their interest in the league. Additionally, Gatlin stresses the importance of having a well-organized schedule and format that does not conflict with other major competitions, allowing athletes to participate without compromising their performance in other events.
By supporting Lyles’ position, Gatlin highlights the necessity of addressing these logistical and financial issues to make the Grand Slam Track League a viable and attractive option for top track and field athletes.
