Tiffany mentioned possibly portraying the ‘80s track and field athlete last June. A year later, it seems things have come full circle. She is reportedly already in training, learning and practicing Flo-Jo’s methods and routines with the help of Joyner’s widower and former coach Al Joyner. Joyner is also serving as a producer and creative consultant on the project as well. Speaking on his excitement about the forthcoming feature, Joyner said:

“I am so elated to team up with game1 and Tiffany Haddish on this project Working with Tiffany has been a great pleasure –she is incredibly dedicated, focused, and committed to portraying the spirit of Florence accurately, whose legacy of making a difference in the world will live on for generations to come. I hope that this film touches all who see it and inspires people to BE the change the world so desperately needs right now!”

Co-CEOs of game1 Basil Iwanyk and Greg Economou will executive produce alongside Haddish, with game1’s Executive Vice President Therese Andrews tapped as the lead in charge of the entire project. In addition to this project, there are also talks about a potential docuseries and podcast about the life and illustrious career of Florence Griffith Joyner.

There’s no word yet on a potential premiere date but trust: when we know, you’ll know too.