Michael Johnson

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Michael Johnson Vital Stats

Awards and Accomplishments
- Height: 6'1"
- Weight: 182 lbs

Michael Johnson Timeline

September 13, 1967: Born in Dallas, Texas
1990: 1st place Gold Medal at Goodwill Games - 200m dash
1991: 1st place in 200m IAAF/Mobil Grand Prix Final in Barcelona, Spain
1991: 1st place in IAAF World Championships 200m sprint in Tokyo, Japan
1992: 1st place in 4x400m relay in 1992 Olympics
1993: 3rd place in IAAF/Mobil Grand Prix Final in London, Great Britain
1993: 1st place in IAAF World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany
1993: 1st place in IAAF World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany
1994: 1st place in Goodwill Games 200m race in St. Petersburg, Russia
1995: Wins IAAF/Mobil Grand Prix Final 200m dash in Monaco
1995: Wins IAAF World Championships 4x400m relay in Gothenburg, Sweden
1995: Wins Gold Medal in IAAF World Championships 200m race Gothenburg, Sweden
1995: Wins IAAF World Championships 400m race in Gothenburg, Sweden
1996: Wins Gold Medal in the 1996 Summer Olympics 200m event in Atlanta, Georgia
1996: Wins Gold Medal in the 1996 Summer Olympics 400m race in Atlanta, Georgia
1997: 1st place in the 400m IAAF World Championships in Athens, Greece
1998: Gold Medal in the Goodwill Games in New York City, New York, 400m dash
1999: 1st in 4x400m relay in the IAAF World Championships in Sevilla, Spain
1999: Wins 400m IAAF World Championships in Sevilla, Spain
2000: 1st place in 400m U.S. Olympic Trials in Sacramento, California
2000: Wins 4x400m Relay in the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia
2000: Wins his last gold medal with a 400m win in the Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia
2000: Becomes a father with birth of a son, Sebastian, in May
2001: Announces retirement from competition
2004: Inducted into USA Track and Field Hall of Fame