Rudolph "Blaze" Ingram is a name you may not be familiar with just yet, but you certainly will in the future. "I got the nickname Blaze because they know me from running super fast," said Ingram.

A seven-year-old US boy dubbed the “fastest kid in the world” has become a viral sensation after a video was posted online showing him finishing a 100-metre sprint in just 13.48 seconds.

Every college recruiting prospect remembers their first scholarship offer. For child phenom Rudolph 'Blaze' Ingram, he forever will recall the day that Florida A&M football extended the ...

Rudolph Ingram from Florida, known as Blaze, shocked onlookers when he took just 13.48 seconds to complete a 100m sprint. His dad, Rudolph Ingram Senior, told BBC Radio 5 Live that he's “one of ...

Ingram is already a social media star ... And this is a kid who has barely had time to grow yet. Time will tell is “Blaze” ends up being the next Usain Bolt — but people have high hopes.

Rudolph "Blaze" Ingram still has six more years until he graduates high school, but he already has his first college football scholarship offer. Ingram, 11, was named the "Fastest Kid on the ...

Meet Rudolph Ingram, the seven-year-old athlete touted as potentially the next Usain Bolt. Ingram, known as 'Blaze', went viral six months ago after basketball star Lebron James posted a clip of ...

named Rudolph Ingram has been dubbed the ‘fastest kid in the world’ after a video of him completing 100m in 13:48 seconds. The 100m star, who goes by the name ‘Blaze’ won the USA track and ...

Bay Area Jaguars football running back Rudolph 'Blaze' Ingram looks on during the Under Armour Camp Series Combine at West Orange High School in Winter Garden, Florida on Saturday, March 4 ...

Meet Rudolph Ingram, the seven-year-old athlete touted as potentially the next Usain Bolt . Ingram, known as 'Blaze', went viral six months ago after basketball star Lebron James posted a clip of ...