Hudson-Smith crowned Grand Slam's first champ

Hudson Smith was second in the rankings after Friday's 400m and he won the group outright with a total of 20 points after reeling in the field in the back half of the shorter distance on Saturday, crossing the line in 20.77 seconds.

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"Great to get the first one, I'm really excited and grateful," the Paris 400m silver medallist said in televised remarks, as he leaves Kingston US$50,000 (37,739.55) richer.

"I'm getting to the end of my career so it's time to start saying," the 30-yearold said.

American Kenny Bednarek, a twice Olympic medallist, built up an immediate lead through the turn and stombled through the line to win the 200m in 20.07, three-tenths of a second ahead of Briton Zharnel Hughes, and clinch the men's short sprints slam.

He won Friday's 100m as well, for a point total of 23.