Liu Xiang, Robles set for Birmingham showdown
时间:2012-02-10 06:58:08
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LONDON, Feb. 9 (Xinhua) -- Reigning1 Olympic champion and world record holder2 Dayron Robles will go head-to-head with reigning world indoor champion Liu Xiang of China in a blockbuster 60m hurdles3 race at the Aviva Grand Prix next Saturday.
It will be the pair's first meeting since the world championships in Daegu last summer, where Liu took silver after Robles was dramatically disqualified for disrupting Liu despite finishing the race in first place.
The pair, who between them have
amassed4 a staggering 11 major event titles and are considered the all-time greats of
sprint5 hurdles, will join an all-star cast including Asafa Powell, Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah in what is expected to be a
colossal6 afternoon at Birmingham's National Indoor
Arena7.
It will also be Liu's first competition in the NIA since he won bronze in the world indoor championships in 2003 at age of 19.
Robles, who set the world record of 12.87 seconds in Ostrava in 2008, won five times in his 12 previous races against Liu. But the 25-year-old Cuban is
determined8 to level the record by the end of March as he will race alongside Liu first in Birmingham and then in Istanbul, where he hopes to
usurp9 the latter as the world indoor champion.
"I feel in really good shape. I haven't competed this year yet so I'm looking forward to getting back on the track," said Robles.
"I will have probably had one race before the Aviva Grand Prix which will give me more of an idea on my form but Birmingham is due to have a good field so it'll be good for me."
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