Last year Maurice Greene set the world record of 9.79 seconds in the 100 meters. Since then, he has been considered the man to beat at the Olympics. I arrived in Berlin this afternoon from Newcastle, England.
Travel is travel.
Always the same. This is my second trip to Europe this summer, and I've been over here since Aug. 4. Inger Miller was with us until this week, but she went home to Los Angeles to get ready for what she's trying to do in Sydney, because she has two races to run, plus a relay. For me, this has been a good trip. I ran 9.94 in the 100 meters in Zurich in the first race after my injury in Sacramento.