

After an 18-month absence, Christian Coleman is back to athletics. Significantly, he received a ban for breaching anti-doping rules and did not compete for nearly two years. He is back and in contention to take part at New York’s Millrose Games. The games are set to begin soon and the 60-meter race is one to look forward to.
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With Coleman coming back, an array of athletes come to the forefront to rock the stage. An incredible line-up for the race, fans cannot wait for it to start, with the talent on display during the race. So Coleman would hope to come back and shut down his critiques.
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Christian Coleman returns for an exciting race
The race consists of talented athletes like Trayvon Bromell, Ronnie Baker, Christian Coleman, and Noah Lyles. These four athletes have won many medals in their careers. Bromell is the World Indoor Championship of the 60-meters in Bromell. In the meantime, Baker won the bronze medal in the 2018 60-meters competition while Lyles won the bronze medal at the recently concluded Tokyo Olympics for the 200-meters. Coleman, before he got the ban, won the 60-meters competition during the 2018 Indoor World Championships.
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He is the current world record holder of the 60-meters competition by setting a time of 6.34 seconds. A happy Coleman is excited to return for his favorite competition and is excited to show what he is capable of.
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“I think it will be emotional to get out there and finally display my talents again,” said Coleman.
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Can he win again?
The exciting line-up is incredible as any of them can win the race. Lyles is one favorite to win because he is back to his best. The incredible Coleman, however, returns amidst much fanfare. With the ban he received, he talked about being more responsible in the future. Coleman missed three testing as the committee couldn’t take more of his antics. Thus, they gave him a ban. But, Coleman looks to return to the competition, with a bang.
“I think it comes down to being more responsible. Those are the rules and I just have to do better,” said Coleman.
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DOHA, QATAR – SEPTEMBER 29: Christian Coleman of the United States, gold, Justin Gatlin of the United States, silver, and Andre De Grasse of Canada, bronze, pose during the medal ceremony for the Men’s 100 Meters during day three of 17th IAAF World Athletics Championships Doha 2019 at Khalifa International Stadium on September 29, 2019 in Doha, Qatar. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)
Whether he can win the race is something that time will tell. However, Christian Coleman is back. Can he win the race?
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