The two fastest men ever to run the 100m will go head-to head at a pre-Olympic meet in Stockholm.  

World record holder, Usain Bolt, and the man whose record he took, Asafa Powell, will race on June 22 in Sweden at the Super Grand Prix meet.

This will probably be the last race between the men before the Olympics. 

Bolt easily defeated Powell in the Jamaican championships last weekend.  He won with 9.85 to Powell's 9.97.

The world championship 200m silver medallist, who lowered Powell's 100m record to 9.72 seconds in May, will run 200m races in Athens and London ahead of the Games in August.

Powell could have as many as five 100m races before Beijing. He will meet American world champion Tyson Gay in London and will also race in Rome. Paris and Monaco are other possibilities.