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World record holder Tobi Amusan will continue her preparations for the 2023 track and field season this weekend at the Tom Jones Invitational in Florida.
The Nigerian track and field sensation will compete in her first 100-meter hurdles of the year as she looks to build over the phenomenal success over the past year, culminating in her setting a new world record at the World Championships in Oregon.
The Meet also listed Amusan for competing in the 100m in Florida while she works to build her speed perfect.
Amusan , a phenomenal athlete, has already made a name for herself in the athletics world, where she holds many records, including world, Commonwealth, African and national records in the 100 meter hurdles.
Als Committed and passionate As a competitor, Amusan continues to push the limits of her abilities and inspire others with her stunning performances.
The Tom Jones Invitational promises to be an exciting event bringing together some of the world's best athletes to compete in a variety of athletic disciplines to compete.
One of those looking forward to shaking shoulders with Amusan in Florida is new Jamaican sprinting sensation Kerrica Hill.
Hill won gold medals in the 100m hurdles and 4x100m relay at the World Under 2022 -20 Championships last year.
The Tom Jones Invitational is a key warm-up event for athletes preparing for the outdoor competitive season.
With the IAAF World Championships just months away, Amusan's performance this weekend will provide valuable insight into her form and readiness for the upcoming global competition.
It will be recalled that Favor Ofili, a 19-year-old in the 200m, competed at last year's Tom Jones Invitational set a new national record of 21.96 seconds, beating Okagbare's 2018 record of 22.04 seconds.