Alexis Ohanian's Athlos recently reacted to Dalilah Muhammad as she registered an impressive performance at the 2025 Botswana Grand Prix. Muhammed won the 400m hurdles competition during the event after clocking a season-best run time of 53.81 seconds.
Notably, this 2025 season is also Muhammad's last season of her decorated track and field career that saw her win elite fields at the Olympics, World Championships, and Diamond League.
Following this impressive performance in Botswana amid her farewell tour, World Athletics' Instagram handle shared an appreciation post for Muhammad. The caption of the post read:
"She’s not done yet 😤"
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Serena Williams' husband, Alexis Ohanian's Athlos reacted to the post and dropped a powerful message for Muhammad. The comment read:
"The queen is leaving it all on the track this year"
Notably, this victory was also Muhammad's first victory in this 2025 season after second-place finishes at the Arkansas Qualifier (400m short track) and the Arkansas Invitational (1000m short track race).
Dalilah Muhammad speaks about her time at Michael Johnson's league
Dalilah Muhammad recently opened up about her experience at Michael Johnson's Grand Slam Track competition in the Jamaican capital. Muhammad was roped in by the tournament as a challenger and eventually ended up in the second position in the Women's long hurdles bracket.
In an interview after her races, Muhammad said that she had a good experience in the competition, which was quite energetic. Additionally, she also mentioned that she was very happy with her run time of 54.59 seconds at the 400m hurdles season opener. She said:
"It's been a great experience, I really had no idea what to expect, the meet was great, the energy was great, happy with my performance. It was so windy but you know, happy to start off my season at 52 and," she said via Citius Mag, [00:11 onwards]
Further speaking about this new track league of Michael Johnson, Muhammad said even though the fans love the competiton, the league is a challenge for the athletes. She said:
"I really love it, I really had no idea what to expect just from the fans, perspective going in but I think the fans love it, it's definitely a challenge for us."
Speaking in the interview, Dalilah Muhammad also remarked that the track league has helped the athletes with opportunities that were not available in the past.
