Alaysha Johnson stunned former 100m hurdles world record holder Tobi Amusan on the line to win the Athlos 100m hurdles event held at Stonex Stadium on September 18, 2026.
Johnson crossed the line in 12.50s, edging Amusan by 0.01 seconds as the Nigerian finished second in 12.51s.
With this victory, Johnson claimed the inaugural ATHLOS crown and the $65,000 top prize, while Amusan finished second.
Tobi, on her part, will receive $35,000 for finishing second. This is her second second-place finish in a week after earning silver at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Belgrade.
Alaysha Johnson stuns Tobi Amusan to win the Athlos 100m hurdles.
Johnson crossed the line in 12.50s, edging Amusan by 0.01 seconds as the Nigerian finished second in 12.51s.
2026 Commonwealth Games champion Devynne Charlton took third in 12.63s.
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2026 Commonwealth Games champion Devynne Charlton took third in 12.63s. Jamaica’s Daniele Williams finished fourth in an identical time to Devynne Charlton.
Alaysha Johnson succeeds Masai Russell as the Athlos 100m hurdles queen.
The winner of each event will be crowned in London, winning the iconic ATHLOS crown designed by Tiffany & Co.