In a potentially groundbreaking crossover event that promises to combine the worlds of track and field and professional football, American gold medalist sprinter Noah Lyles and five-time NFL All-Pro Tyreek Hill are set to face off in a head-to-head race.

It’s been like an old Hollywood stare down for months, only the stakes continue to rise for both Noah Lyles and Tyreek Hill.

The series of jabs between Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles and Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has finally resulted in the two agreeing to race each other.

Since Noah Lyles' gold medal-winning showing at the Olympics in Paris last year, NFL star Tyreek Hill has been challenging the Olympic runner to a race to prove once and for all who's faster. Finally, the two have agreed to hit the track together, but it won't come without plenty of trash talk in the lead-up to the big race.

After talking trash since 2023, Olympic gold medalist sprinter Noah Lyles, considered the fastest man on Earth, and NFL receiver Tyreek Hill have agreed to a race.

Tyreek Hill has been saying for more than six months that he could beat Noah Lyles in a race, and now, he's going to have a chance to back up his trash talk. The Dolphins receiver

Noah Lyles has put Tyreek Hill on notice, saying he is targeting a world record when the reigning Olympic champion and Miami Dolphins wide receiver face off in a race

The Olympics command global attention every four years, but track and field often struggles to maintain relevance between Games. Noah Lyles, the reigning 2024 Olympic gold medalist, is on a mission to change that narrative.