The men's 200-meter world championship final will take place Friday night in Tokyo. The broadcast on USA Network begins at 7 a.m. with the start of the evening program in Tokyo. Lyles will be at the end of the program, a bit more than two hours into the viewing. The men's 200-meter dash world record is 19.19 seconds.

The American Lyles, on Friday in Tokyo, joined the Jamaican legend with his fourth straight world title over 200 meters.

Noah Lyles set a blistering 19.51 seconds to qualify for the 200m final at Tokyo. He promised a magical final as he aims to win his fourth successive gold medal in the event in the world meet.

Usain Bolt is no longer lightning-fast. “When I walk up the stairs, I get out of breath,” the eight-time Olympic gold medalist admitted to reporters at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, per The Guardian.

The American on Friday added 200-meter gold to her 100-meter crown, the first world-championship women's double in the events since 2013.

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone blazed over a wet track for the fastest 400-meter race for a woman since 1985 on Thursday en route to a world championship gold medal.

Oblique Seville wins the 100m world title, reviving Jamaica's glory days, as the country bags two podium finishes.

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The world leader dominated the competition at Japan National Stadium, breaking away from Jamaica’s Tina Clayton, and reigning Olympic champion Julien Alfred, who secured silver

Newly crowned world champion Melissa Jefferson-Wooden left nothing up to chance as she stormed to a new championship record of 10.61 in the 100-meter dash final. Jefferson-Wooden went into these championships as a strong favorite to secure the victory.