A controversial start deprived Devon Allen of possibly the greatest opportunity in his athletic career. What is World Athletics doing to rectify the situation? What about the possible make-up race? Devon Allen's agent gives us an update. "Not to take anything at all away from Grant Holloway, he's an amazing athlete, but as competitive as Devon is, having already run 12.84 this year, running in front of the whole crowd, running for his dad, there's no way he loses that race and we'll never get to see it."

Are you ready for 10 track meets in America live on ESPN? We hope so. The ratings for the ATL indoor series were strong and now all 10 meets of the outdoor series will be on ESPN. "Streaming is great for our spot," says ATL founder Paul Doyle, "but I don't think it's reaching new fans. Whereas if we're on ESPN, we're in every sports bar in America."

We hope you were entertained over the weekend. We try to tell you what it all means in our Week That Was column.

We break down the good (Keni Harison is back in a big way) and bad (lots of cheating still going on all over the place) from an action-packed week with two great meets - one in Houston and one in London.

By now, you've heard bits and pieces about what happened on Saturday but we tell you the inside story of what really went down, plus reveal that the Fat Lady hasn't sung yet as an arbitration hearing will take place later this week.