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Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson
United States of America Sprints OLYMPIC CHAMPION

Michael Johnson

Also known as Michael Duane Johnson
Born
13 Sep 1967 · 59
Birthplace
Dallas, Texas, United States
On the podium
1989 – 2000
Olympian
3× · Barcelona, Atlanta, Sydney
17 international medals + 9 national titles

Biography

Four-time Olympic champion. Former 200m and 400m world record holder. Considered one of the greatest of athletics history.

Born in Dallas. Graduated from Baylor University in Texas. Won his first of eight world titles in 1991 and sealed at least one gold medal at the Worlds until 1999. Johnson stamped his name as an athletics legend after his famous 200-400 double at the Atlanta 1996 Games, completed a feat never achieved before by a male sprinter. He crashed his own world record in 200 metres final with 19.32, the mark stood until 2008. Johnson also broke 400m world record in Seville 1999 World Champs.

In his pro career, he never failed to winning gold medal when he reach the final. After retirement, he made athletics commentary for BBC Sport for years.

He launched own pro-league project Grand Slam Track in 2024.

PERSONAL BEST

100m: 10.09 (Knoxville 1994)

200m: 19.32 (Atlanta 1996)

400m: 43.18 (Seville 1999)

By championship

ChampionshipTotal
Olympic Games4004
World Championships8008
Universiade0101
Goodwill Games4004
International total161017

National championships

ChampionshipTotal
USA Track & Field Championships5005
US Olympic Trials4004
National total9009

Medals 19

YearChampionshipEventVenuePlaceMarkRecordNotes
2000Olympic Games4x400mSydneyDQ25635
2000Olympic Games400mSydney143.84
1999World Championships400mSeville143.18 WR
1999World Championships4x400mSevilleDQ2:56.45
1998Goodwill Games400mNew York143.76
1997World Championships400mAthens144.12
1996Olympic Games400mAtlanta143.49 OR
1996Olympic Games200mAtlanta119.32 +0.4WRReax: ? / Splits: 10.12/9.20
1995World Championships400mGothenburg143.39
1995World Championships200mGothenburg119.79 +0.5
1995World Championships4x400mGothenburg12:57.32
1994Goodwill Games200mSaint Petersburg120.10 +0.6
1994Goodwill Games4x400mSaint Petersburg12:59.42
1993World Championships4x400mStuttgart12:54.29 WR
1993World Championships400mStuttgart143.65 CR
1992Olympic Games4x400mBarcelona12:55.74 WRSplit: 44.7
1991World Championships200mTokyo120.01 -3.4CR
1990Goodwill Games200mSeattle120.54 -1.6
1989Universiade4x400mDuisburg23:02.75

National results 9

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