Tyson Gay stunned world-record holder Usain Bolt in their much anticipated 100m showdown Friday in Stockholm, winning in 9.84 seconds.

After two false starts, Gay used a quick start and never looked back in beating the fastest man in the world, who hadn't lost a race since July 2008, when he burst on to the scene ahead of his historic sprints at the Beijing Games.

Bolt finished second in 9.97 seconds.

Bolt still holds the world record in the race at 9.58 seconds while Gay holds the American record 9.68 seconds, the second fastest time in history.

 via Universal sports