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She is very humble, she put in the hard work by running those over distances earlier in the season.. she is not afraid to Compete and she run with confidence, I’m extremely proud of her . She is going to be around for a longtime and the said can be say about Leslie Teego .

Love how she is humble hope she stay healthy

The irony is that some of the same athletes who have not bothered to cultivate a relationship with the fans are often the ones complaining that they don't get the "respect" and recognition they deserve. Going back to the topic, Jamaicans, as a whole, are superstitious people; we like to keep our cards close to the chest, for fear of "bad mind" and such.

Thought she was too involve with every pan weh knock when she was in Jamaica. She seemed more focus on her social media that her commitment to track.

Duh, Bolt of course! He's fast plus he used to run the 400M, so he has that strength also. Bolt never ran the 200M and appeared to be out of gas. It is his pet race. Sorry Mike!

Love Michael Johnson , however Bolt would win hands down. I believe that the strong 100m and 200m sprinter beats the 200m -400m sprinter over 200m any day. These are two exceptional athletes in their prime, but bolt is the better of the two. Bolt physical attributes would give him the advantage. Stride length matters in this situation and again Bolt has the advantage.

Now that I've watched the video....the answer is STILL Bolt 🙂 Outside of the 19.32, MJ's next best 200m time is 19.71. Bolt's overall 200m times are waaaayyyyy better than MJ's. That coupled with Bolt's SUPERIOR 100m speed makes him unbeatable if they're both in their primes. (btw...MJ's 100m PR is 10.09)

Without watching the video......the answer is Bolt 🙂

I really think Bolt would win it’s a no brainer

Good evening Dr.Greg Haughton Bless up 🙏🏾🙏🏾 Bolt definitely would be the winner 🏆

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I share your sentiments, Dr. Greg. Some of it is simply a consequence of Jamaicans being extremely private and secretive people. Another part of it has to do with the fact that the majority of our athletes are not very business minded, and don't understand how to use social media as a way to enhance their brand and, therefore, increase their earnings. Why on Earth is it a secret where Elaine is training or if Shelley has really retired? Then again, in some cases, it is good when some don't speak because they way they often come across is so unwelcoming.

Jamaican Liston coming watch.OUT

Natural talent plus hard work, dedication and mental toughness leads to success. Wishing her even more success.

Good evening Dr.Greg Haughton You are absolutely correct. They have no respect for us and They are too secretive. I don't know if they think that's ok ... it's really sad 😔 why the lies if they're are injured

I've only heard about the ones who will be featured in the upcoming Grand Slam tournament, and that's all..... and i saw one video of Kishane T. doing sit ups..lol

You are 100% correct Dr. Haughton. I too have noticed this trend, and now I am completely turned off. When they are not hiding they are lying about their fitness status. The 2023 season was very disappointing for me, not because of the paucity of medals but more for how the fans were taken around the mulberry bush, especially by Shericka Jackson and her team who seem to think that we are all morons. I can honestly say that I am now totally disconnected and have now taken the attitude that whatever happens happens.

What’s interesting, Dr. Haughton, is that this is a universal issue among the Jamaican athletes. We don’t know what’s going on with any of them as it pertains to their health, training etc. Although you did not state explicitly, it appears that it may not be the athletes making the decision to conduct their business privately, but the coaches and/or their team. It is very strange, indeed. I am led to believe that something is amiss behind the scenes in the Jamaican track and field community. There is obviously something we, the fans, are not privy to and that is why all of them (athletes, coaches and teams) are behaving the same way.

Agree..well stated.

I agree with your vision and analysis of the the topic.

.................I think we forgot that Gout came second at the world under 20 this year

On point Dr , trust me, blood, sweat & tears is what it requires...

As old LION glad you back and wish you all the best. Not going to lie win some big money off that race with you and Chris taylor know you was going to lose.Best.race ever seen at CHAMPS.

African are COMING

Professional track is a different level. So many Jamaicans -coaches and athletes have tried and failed. Not as easy to succeed as people think. Wonder if Bolt remember the dominoes lesson we gave him as a young pro.

Good afternoon Dr Haughton I do agree with the things you have said about the young man

What you are saying makes a lot of sense.

If Bolt wants to inspire someone it should be at home talent like Kishane.

I am tired of the overworked cliche "next Usain Bolt." First it was Erriyon Knighton, then Letsile Tebogo, now its Gout Gout. I wonder who will be next? Everyone is going overboard, hyperventilating with surreal expectations based mostly on a fervent obsession to find the next Usain Bolt. How many so-called high school/college phenoms we have seen over the years who did not have a successful transition to the professional ranks? It's early days yet, so only time will tell if Gout Gout will achieve the success everyone is anticipating. All we can do right now is wish him the best and wait to see how things pan out over the next few years.

Yes I do agree with you Dr.

Gout doesn't just have talent. He has exceptional talent, as did Usain Bolt. Even so it will require a lot more than talent to become great. If he has the right support team in his corner I believe this young man could be as good as Bolt, but it will not be easy. It is not so much about his physical capability. Can he handle pressure as well as Bolt did? Does he have the mettle and composure to perform at his best when the stakes are high. We will just have to wait and see.

Yah determination leads to SUCCESS🎉😂

A winner is a dreamer, she died harder, self driven

her work ethic is the benchmark and her mindset obviously Sha'carri could learn a thing or two from this ..But she is not the most talented her drive and resolve make her a star her work ethic' in training is second to none but Sha'carri has the greater physical talent and so does Shericka. The contest has only just begun a fit Shericka is simply to good to ignore and Tia Clayton top 4 with Dina its closer than you think...But Sha'carri will come back with the world lead...And you should get "Paul Francis on the show.. he will go deeper to whats in yard at @Mvp from different perspective he will reveal the scariest women' Athlete they have aside from Shericka who is only 20yrs old

He's really one of Jamaica's greats, very talented. He deserves a whole lot more recognition from our nation. Awesome hearing from him at this time. A great personality, too. Stay blessed.

Anticipating your return Bri Bri. The sky is the limit girl. Like a Phoenix you will rise.

I love that you are drawing some attention to Briana Williams. I love her moving to LA to trained with John Smith, its seems like their was too much distraction in JA, looking from the outside. There is no doubt that she is Physically talented but I am not sure if she is mentally strong. She lost all her race after leading coming out of drive into transitioning phase. I am not a coach but i believe this is mental. John should be able to redirected her believe system and physical attribute to be in alignment to run a complete 100m. She has too much talent to be not on the big stage producing consistently. I would hope a father figure in John and change will help. Keep up the good work Dr. Greg.

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I believe Brianna just need to settle down and focus on the process. She may see other young women seem to be making a faster transition but she must recognize that each person develops at a different rate. I still believe Brianna has it in her to do great things.

Shacarri is going to giver her a hard fight next year. We could clearly see that something was wrong with shacarri at the olympic, but no excuses were made. Remember, Shericka ran the same time in budapest that won the olympic and still got defeated by shacarri, so next year is going to be interesting. Julien alfred looks very strong tho!

Excellent Dr Haughton Patience is a virtue

She did developed similar to elain and shelly in terms of progress, and it help that she doesn't have a national trials so they just of to choose the right races and she will alway be contender , the to be dominant in the female 100,200 his going to be very hard shelly- ann his the most dominant female sprnter over the 100 she never never 4 straight

A real legend !!! Gifted Talent from the Creator !!! What a joy !!!

No match up for Shericka. Point blank and period..

Good day, Dr. Gregory Haughton Thank you for your info .Your analysis is great as usual 👌 All the best to Brianna 🙏🏾🙏🏾

He hit nail on thehead

con grads on ya 30k subscribers man your flying !

Ye Ato has talked bout this at length and its his job to put Athlete's under scrutiny ... for one he has given the new coaching set up a year and already based this on what he has seen...Briana is the darling of all media. That said she was very generous and supportive of what unfolded at trials. Going forward she has a massive role with Serena in getting the 4x100 back to being dominate ..pretty sure those two own the starting role .But Ato did name 3 junior super stars that are ahead of Briana on the scale .

Thanks for this great information. Patience is important. Let’s watch and see how Briana responds .

Briana is with a very good coach and patience, hard work and good health is what will get her to be HER very best, whatever that "best" is. Its the Fans and UA-camrs that are speeding up our athletes. Most fans/youtubers overreact to every race like its the final product, so every "slow or fast" time the athletes put down we jump on and praise or criticize them. We just have to give them time. Dr. Haughton! Your analysis is spot on!!!