I feel your pain. But look on the bright side, he might peak early or wreck his body turning pro at 16. Lots of these young proteges don't make it when they turn pro.
@@xcx3572 good point. I figured a good coach would work with it to see if they could improve efficiency. I'm proud of him as is. Definitely don't want "set backs"
Exactly Noah is no villan only insecure people would hate on a guy who is winnng in life Noah should be goals for the guys in his categories always a champ
Love your content but for me Hodgkinson’s 800m is the performance of the week. You just have to ask yourself how many of those times in front of her are legit/clean…
You can't say Noah ran faster than Kishane because the wind speed behind them was different. Other factors have to be considered such as Noah was flat out while Kishane shut it down 30 meters or so from the finish. Furthermore, people don't normally nitpick about times when they the wind readings are below the legal limit. 9:77 pulling up is just faster than 9:81 going flat out regardless of the minor difference in wind speeds. Period.
@@TheHuskyK9 We all get it wrong sometimes. Noah executed his best race but Kishane did not. Congrats to Noah anyhow. He is a deserved champion. Looking forward to more clashes between the two including next year's World Championship. Hope they both stay healthy.
@@JumpmanTFfor sure. As a Jamaican I hope kishane pulls through and I think he will honestly cuz the way he’s going on right now with that 9.91 is good but he needs to stop easing
Damn, 'Blake' now being Ackeem and not Yohan is crazy, especially cause Yohan was in that race too🥲 Old enough to remember when Yohan was the heir apparent.
The amazing thing about a 16 year old running 44.2 is that he doesn't even have close to the physique you usually associate with athletes that are good at what essentially is a 400m sprint. His opposition tower over him. He actually looks his age. The most remarkable performance of the week by my reckoning.
@@JumpmanTF How to explain it--a guy that small running that fast in the 400? My current working theory--he must be part masochist and have a very high pain tolerance. Dude just _wills_ himself to the line.
Didn't Julian Alfred run 10.9 at Hayward Field and then 10.78 at Jamaica the same week? While we're at it, Noah Lyles ran 9.83 at Hayward field and now 9.81 into a headwind at London? Not to mention Vernon Norwood, Quincy Hall, Wilson, running faster times outside of Hayward field
I feel like using Hayward against Syd doesn’t make sense because she previously ran 51.4 to break the WR outside of Eugene and she’s much stronger 3 years later. Mind you, Bol was a distance behind Syd at Hayward in 2022. No telling what the times will be, but Syd is still the clear favorite. Bol could win though. I’m not sure a near altitude 50.90 and a 51.3 changes my mind on that. All we can hope for is a thunderous race.
@@JumpmanTF Yeah, it was super exciting. Thought Alfred had it in the bag. Gabby got Noah-like speed endurance, though. If she can get a good start, she's going to challenge Shericka in Paris.
I'm predicting two gold medals for Noah Lyles this time. In the 200 M I've only seen him beaten once, and that was by Michael Norman a couple years ago. Probably would not happen again. There have always been upstarts who, on paper, were suppose to maybe beat him, like Knighton and now this kid Wilson, but, then, that's why they run the races! The 100 M is not his race because of his consistently bad start (why can't he fix that thing?), but his will to win is ferocious and I expect it to drive him to victory again!
If Kishane Thompson can perform on the world stage he has legitimately faster times. He improved from 9.82 down to 9.77 in a few days at the Jamaican champs. Lyles has come down from 9.84 (from memory) to 9.81 over the last few years. I wouldn't bet on Lyles winning. There's also that element of uncertainty in the Olympics, people come out of nowhere or improve their season's best to pull off upsets, it's one reason it's so much fun to watch.
Lyles was beaten this year by Oblique Seville (9.82 vs. 9.85) who in turn was beaten by Kishane Thompson (9.77 vs. 9.82). In the latter race, Kishane slowed down after 70 m. Kishane is the odds on favorite to win the 100 m in Paris. Fred Kerley, who ran in 2022 three times in the 9.7s , may surprise.
@@darabakare7591 Yeah, but the reason I mentioned it was because me and Jumpman (and others) were having a chat in Total Running Productions’ livestream chat of the Holloway Pro Classic (you can find the livestream on TRP’s channel lol) a couple of days ago and someone brought it up (might’ve been Jumpman) and me, being British, BEGGED Jumpman not to feature it in the title, thumbnail or any part of his next video (this one) as he said he might use it as his thumbnail, etc. That’s why I was so happy when he didn’t include it lmao.
THROWING MENTIONED LETS GOOOO Also thanks for mentioning that the distances we disappointing in the shot put at the London Diamond League, I have no idea what happened with Joe and Ryan. Hopefully it was just jet lag and they’ll both be far over 23 in Paris (I’m coping because I’m scared USA might not win gold)
I’m also afraid we won’t win the men’s 100m because that would make it like 20 years since we’ve had the 100m Olympic champion and that would make me sad
I was impressed by Hinchliffe in that hundred meters against Lyles and the rest. Yeah he only got fourth but he was dead last after the first 50, nice close there. And yeah, I actually expect Lyles to double in the 100 and 200. Only person who can beat him is himself.
I love Mu and believe she's a generational talent. But if she wants her place on the throne she's going to have to really WANT it first then work for it. At the moment I'm not so sure she does anymore. Time will tell.
@@JumpmanTF I don't like speculating. Sure, some speculation is just common sense, but you'll find plenty of drug pushers (Conte being a prime example) saying it's common sense that not a single top contemporary athlete is competing clean. One thing that's not up for debate is the chromosomal make-up of an athlete sometimes wrongly placed ahead of Hodgkinson on the all-time list. Drugs or no drugs, she's the fifth fastest woman ever; no speculation involved.
Some people hates lyles, because he wins a lot not because he talks a lot ,so they are jealous ,because their athlete is a looser ,but lyles is a winner and they are mad.
This analysis about Lyles and Thompson is off. Different track and conditions no way to say Lyle is the fastest. Also Lyle ran all out through the line probably to see where he was with the competition. Thompson never ran through the line.bb
Track should be a sport where the best face the best and we could get that way more often but CERTAIN athletes like to be boring and pull out of countless meets
People like Mackenzie Little are kind of hard to cheer for. Do you have to be so perfect at everything all the time with apparently infinite energy? She's incredible but I hate it somehow.
Probably. Her progression is suspicious but she also made a training group change (paced by several sub elite men in every rep instead of doing workouts from the front). Even with that change I don’t understand how she’d go from 3:57 to 3:50 in one season without some enhancement
You could ask that same question about any athlete performing at the pointy end in track. She is still seconds behind the athlete who will easily win the 1500m in Paris who comes from an East African country that has long been associated with doping on a large scale.
Sydney and femke don’t race against each other because SYNDEY JUST DOESN'T RACE AT ALL. She doesn’t do diamond league she goes to these small ass meets with little media coverage. And she’s trying to grow the sport? Yea that ain’t how you do it Sydney…
Everyone hates Lyles, because he won't stop talking 🤣. I don't hate him but I do think he's over-rated. He comes across not only as narcissist but as if he has a development disorder. I can't recall any sportsperson spilling their pillow talk or suggesting their country should put them in a relay team ahead of the national champ at that distance. That's next level weird.
@@JumpmanTF I think we're all mesmerized by his self-promotion rather than his actual times and results. He's brought his PB down from 9.83 to 9.81 over the course of a year. Compare him to just about any of the up and coming young sprinters, they've all run more impressive times e.g. Kishane Thompson went from 9.85 last year to 9.77 this year. At 27 Lyles should be peaking, I don't think he can run any faster. Just about every American sprinter over the past few decades has run faster than him. The only one who hasn't is Ronnie Baker and he's at 9.83.
He said specifically the results from London were shown in order of position on the all-time list. Keely's was 5th fastest ever, Bol's was the second fastest (more accurately: four women have run the 800m faster, and other than Bol herself, only McLaughlin has run the 400h faster).
How does anyone hate Noah Lyles? I think he's great. I truly am shocked to hear that everyone doesn't love him - or are you just being silly? I heard my dad moan about him, but he just doesn't like successful US athletes (apart from Michael Johnson), for some reason!
Keely ran incredible she the 800 goat The only ones quicker are dopers like jelimo who was crazy inconsitant and then the man who holds the WR, not to forget Caster the MAN 😂😂
@HONEST-xj4rr maybe Thompson running faster than lyles not just once but multiple times... and slowing down. Oh yeah don't forget he ran a 9.77 and slowed down
@@clone_wick_f Yeah cool so you remember the time Lyles only ran 10 flat and then went down to 9.83 without running a fast 100 all season. Just cause he’s not the world leader doesn’t mean he’s out. Also tebego 😭 like I ain’t saying it can’t happen it’s just how can yall say shit so confidently
@HONEST-xj4rr then you can say the same with Kerley. Last olympics he ran 10.1 and as soon as he got to the trials he ran 9.8 and then 9.7. And he's doing the same thing right now.
@@HONEST-xj4rr don't understand how you can say "shit so confidently" either when lyles hasn't proved himself on a world stage with the Olympics. Track fans are just dickeaters that bounce from one runner to another
She’s barely legal drinking age. Get real. She should only retire if she’s truly no longer happy in the sport. Otherwise, she may just need a change in environment and coaching.
............................................................................................................................. JUMPMAN..YOU ARE ON DRUGS.....kishane eased up at 70 meters and high stepped
Fades like lightning McQueen in cars 3 got me 😭
ENJOY YOUR RETIREMENT!!! ☹
Quincy Willson's 44.20 is bananas
"He's only 16" Yeah, I'm going back to bed bro how 😭
Lemme do my life over cause clearly I did something wrong
Nooo cap😭 only mf that makes me feel self conscious. He’s doing something right😭
some people win the lottery, some cheat, no use comparing oneself to either
@@Hensley_Jbbro is too fast imagine 43 next year, im so cooked 😂
I feel your pain. But look on the bright side, he might peak early or wreck his body turning pro at 16. Lots of these young proteges don't make it when they turn pro.
both him and lamine yamal be making me feel like im doing something wrong 💀
Quincy Wilson needs to chill he is just too damn quick for his age
Lol let's wait for the US relay
At this rate he will be running 43s before he turn 17. If his form is corrected who knows how fast he can go!!!
@@distanceman8147what if that’s just naturally his form & if he changes it might do more harm than goood
@@xcx3572 good point. I figured a good coach would work with it to see if they could improve efficiency. I'm proud of him as is. Definitely don't want "set backs"
…and it is crazy he’s so fast and still peaking this late in the season! That young man is an insane talent.
I dont see lyles as a villian, guy is exceptionally good and the antics are just a way to try and pull eyes to a not stereotypically popular sport.
Me neither, i like it tbh. But see so much hate online. So i play it up haha
Honestly I love Yugioh and decided I was going to watch this event because I want to know what card he’s gonna pull lol
Definitely comes off as a villain after the Netflix doc and his comments about Quincy Hall
Exactly Noah is no villan only insecure people would hate on a guy who is winnng in life Noah should be goals for the guys in his categories always a champ
Best athletics content out there! thanks so much for this
Ya this is pretty great!
Always!
Great event, various WL's and records, just what we needed to get us even more excited for Paris.
You left out the part where kishane easied up at about 80m
Love your content but for me Hodgkinson’s 800m is the performance of the week. You just have to ask yourself how many of those times in front of her are legit/clean…
Yes, that was one helluva performance!
Agreed. Too much testosterone and other substances ahead of her on that list.
Lol😂... Klaver pulling her usual shenanigans, killing herself in the first 100m....😂😂😂
Klaver moment fr
Love this channel ❤
Love your content! Keep it up, enjoyed watching your personal highjump journey on other channel too!
MateHJ fans r real ones.
You can't say Noah ran faster than Kishane because the wind speed behind them was different. Other factors have to be considered such as Noah was flat out while Kishane shut it down 30 meters or so from the finish. Furthermore, people don't normally nitpick about times when they the wind readings are below the legal limit. 9:77 pulling up is just faster than 9:81 going flat out regardless of the minor difference in wind speeds. Period.
Noah beat Kishane at the Olympics. How does it feel to be wrong?
@@TheHuskyK9 We all get it wrong sometimes. Noah executed his best race but Kishane did not. Congrats to Noah anyhow. He is a deserved champion. Looking forward to more clashes between the two including next year's World Championship. Hope they both stay healthy.
Kishane was definitely slowing down in his race he eased off a lot
Lyle's powered through kishane slowed down alot
yeh I was thinking the same thing, how convenient he ignored that fact.
He eased for sure. But when it comes down to it its a time comparison. Paris will be fun though :)
@@JumpmanTFfor sure. As a Jamaican I hope kishane pulls through and I think he will honestly cuz the way he’s going on right now with that 9.91 is good but he needs to stop easing
@@koldsideofficial Coach's orders.
I absolutely love your vids man. U make content so often and i want to see even moreee
Kishane "technically" ran the fastest time this year smh
Have you seen Niels Laros ran a 3:49 mile, while falling at the start.
I did! Watched it live and forgot about it. Such a king for continuing unlike the other two.
Damn, 'Blake' now being Ackeem and not Yohan is crazy, especially cause Yohan was in that race too🥲 Old enough to remember when Yohan was the heir apparent.
Yohan forever a legend, though.
Love all these massive performance spikes before the Olympics, priceless stuff. Really good "prep" xD wouldnt want it any other way to be honest
Nah speak for your self dude I love Noah Lyles nit his fault no one can get to his level Respect from Kenya
The amazing thing about a 16 year old running 44.2 is that he doesn't even have close to the physique you usually associate with athletes that are good at what essentially is a 400m sprint. His opposition tower over him. He actually looks his age. The most remarkable performance of the week by my reckoning.
If he grows, it might truly be game over for everyone.
@@JumpmanTF How to explain it--a guy that small running that fast in the 400? My current working theory--he must be part masochist and have a very high pain tolerance. Dude just _wills_ himself to the line.
Didn't Julian Alfred run 10.9 at Hayward Field and then 10.78 at Jamaica the same week? While we're at it, Noah Lyles ran 9.83 at Hayward field and now 9.81 into a headwind at London? Not to mention Vernon Norwood, Quincy Hall, Wilson, running faster times outside of Hayward field
I feel like using Hayward against Syd doesn’t make sense because she previously ran 51.4 to break the WR outside of Eugene and she’s much stronger 3 years later. Mind you, Bol was a distance behind Syd at Hayward in 2022. No telling what the times will be, but Syd is still the clear favorite. Bol could win though. I’m not sure a near altitude 50.90 and a 51.3 changes my mind on that. All we can hope for is a thunderous race.
Hayward has a swirling winds around bends. Its more so the 200's and 400's funnily enough. But we'll see. Waiting on her easy sub 51 in paris.
And to think Pryce entered Arkansas as a junior 4 seconds back, and even a year ago was getting dusted by Anning and Wilson. Meteoric rise
Did she have the mustache shadow a couple of years ago?
Can't forget about Azu in the men's 100m, fastest man in Wales. Also what a mess from GBs Mens relay team, it was looking so good as well 😔
That Gabby Thomas run was insane. I don't think I've ever seen someone come from that far behind to win a race IN THE LAST TEN METERS
The definition of out of nowhere. Only race thay had me yelling irl
@@JumpmanTF Yeah, it was super exciting. Thought Alfred had it in the bag. Gabby got Noah-like speed endurance, though. If she can get a good start, she's going to challenge Shericka in Paris.
I'm predicting two gold medals for Noah Lyles this time. In the 200 M I've only seen him beaten once, and that was by Michael Norman a couple years ago. Probably would not happen again. There have always been upstarts who, on paper, were suppose to maybe beat him, like Knighton and now this kid Wilson, but, then, that's why they run the races! The 100 M is not his race because of his consistently bad start (why can't he fix that thing?), but his will to win is ferocious and I expect it to drive him to victory again!
He got beaten by De Grasse and Bednarek at the Tokyo olympics 2021
If Kishane Thompson can perform on the world stage he has legitimately faster times. He improved from 9.82 down to 9.77 in a few days at the Jamaican champs. Lyles has come down from 9.84 (from memory) to 9.81 over the last few years. I wouldn't bet on Lyles winning. There's also that element of uncertainty in the Olympics, people come out of nowhere or improve their season's best to pull off upsets, it's one reason it's so much fun to watch.
Lyles was beaten this year by Oblique Seville (9.82 vs. 9.85) who in turn was beaten by Kishane Thompson (9.77 vs. 9.82). In the latter race, Kishane slowed down after 70 m.
Kishane is the odds on favorite to win the 100 m in Paris.
Fred Kerley, who ran in 2022 three times in the 9.7s , may surprise.
@@NelleBligh333 9.86 was his pb before he ran 9.83
@@danbotez1307 Seville ran 9.82 and Lyles 9.85 in Jamaica last month.
The Cars scene was crazy 😭
Let's be clear: what I want to see in the women's 400mH is someone breaking 50s and getting a silver.
It isn't Kishane Thompson?
You didn't mention that British U18 fail LET'S GOOOO!
what happened?
@@AquaMoyebritish kid had a massive lead in 200m race but slowed down so much he came like 4th or 5th and missed a qualifying spot
@@darabakare7591 Yeah, but the reason I mentioned it was because me and Jumpman (and others) were having a chat in Total Running Productions’ livestream chat of the Holloway Pro Classic (you can find the livestream on TRP’s channel lol) a couple of days ago and someone brought it up (might’ve been Jumpman) and me, being British, BEGGED Jumpman not to feature it in the title, thumbnail or any part of his next video (this one) as he said he might use it as his thumbnail, etc. That’s why I was so happy when he didn’t include it lmao.
@@AthleticsEditzthe lad seems american to my ears
@@devilsolution9781 Who seems American to your ears? The British sprinter or someone else?
Mackenzie Little is actually I inspirational. Incredible 🎉
Facts bro. Her children will have it rough living up to her hahaha
I'll probably lose my NZ citizenship but I'm all about Mackenzie Little. She's bloody amazing and I will gladly cheer her on.
THROWING MENTIONED LETS GOOOO
Also thanks for mentioning that the distances we disappointing in the shot put at the London Diamond League, I have no idea what happened with Joe and Ryan. Hopefully it was just jet lag and they’ll both be far over 23 in Paris (I’m coping because I’m scared USA might not win gold)
I’m also afraid we won’t win the men’s 100m because that would make it like 20 years since we’ve had the 100m Olympic champion and that would make me sad
Crouser only loses once. Then its another ten wins in a row. Tactical loss
@@JumpmanTF 🤞🤞
*age group wr. Cmon let's not do the trp thing where everything is a world record
Facts, my bad!
EASY ON ATHIING BRO 😭😭😭
Just think what young Mr. Wilson’ll be capable of if he reaches 6ft in height 💐🎁🎉❤️🎊
Bro, Kishane's 9.77 was a training run not a full race version shiw Lyles was a flat out effort - Thompson is in 9.70 flat, peak Asafa territory
Tenbolone knighton
I was impressed by Hinchliffe in that hundred meters against Lyles and the rest. Yeah he only got fourth but he was dead last after the first 50, nice close there. And yeah, I actually expect Lyles to double in the 100 and 200. Only person who can beat him is himself.
Everyone has really up’d their red blood cell count this year.
Noah Lyles is NOT a villain 🤣🤣🤣
DeGrasse,come on man do your thing🙏
Did you not watch Kishane 9.77 he coasted the last 25meters. I guarentee you Kishane will run sub 9.75 at the olympics.
I want to see 9.6, from anyone haha
I don't see any mention of the 100 men's or women's favorite...
I love Mu and believe she's a generational talent. But if she wants her place on the throne she's going to have to really WANT it first then work for it. At the moment I'm not so sure she does anymore. Time will tell.
Tebogo ❤❤
Whats the song in the background?
Which one? Hahaha
Caption: 6th fastest all time.
Reality: 5th fastest all time.
Reality: world record.
@@JumpmanTF I don't like speculating. Sure, some speculation is just common sense, but you'll find plenty of drug pushers (Conte being a prime example) saying it's common sense that not a single top contemporary athlete is competing clean.
One thing that's not up for debate is the chromosomal make-up of an athlete sometimes wrongly placed ahead of Hodgkinson on the all-time list. Drugs or no drugs, she's the fifth fastest woman ever; no speculation involved.
Trent thing is possible according to knighton
big mouth Lyles will lose catching flies again😆
Dude keeps winning, consistently. Except 2021.
Some people hates lyles, because he wins a lot not because he talks a lot ,so they are jealous ,because their athlete is a looser ,but lyles is a winner and they are mad.
I just want hear all your excused when noah loses😂😂😂
None, just appreciation for whoever ran faster
its me 💃
This analysis about Lyles and Thompson is off. Different track and conditions no way to say Lyle is the fastest. Also Lyle ran all out through the line probably to see where he was with the competition. Thompson never ran through the line.bb
Sick of these guys easing up. We'll see olympic time.
The title of the is saying that he thinks tebogo will win 100m.
Its up to creative interpretation
@@JumpmanTF I thought it would be tebogo because you had him right next to Lyles but no other athlete 😂.
Track should be a sport where the best face the best and we could get that way more often but CERTAIN athletes like to be boring and pull out of countless meets
People like Mackenzie Little are kind of hard to cheer for. Do you have to be so perfect at everything all the time with apparently infinite energy? She's incredible but I hate it somehow.
is jess hull doping?
Probably. Her progression is suspicious but she also made a training group change (paced by several sub elite men in every rep instead of doing workouts from the front). Even with that change I don’t understand how she’d go from 3:57 to 3:50 in one season without some enhancement
You could ask that same question about any athlete performing at the pointy end in track. She is still seconds behind the athlete who will easily win the 1500m in Paris who comes from an East African country that has long been associated with doping on a large scale.
@@gustaaf1892 did she get so good so fast? does rate of change at pro levels matter?
Wilson on tht new new balco... as u can see from times new balco is making it's rounds
Stop putting the running data in the middle of an active video.
Sydney and femke don’t race against each other because SYNDEY JUST DOESN'T RACE AT ALL. She doesn’t do diamond league she goes to these small ass meets with little media coverage. And she’s trying to grow the sport? Yea that ain’t how you do it Sydney…
willson gonna be banned in a few years
for the algo
Goat hahaha
Everyone hates Lyles, because he won't stop talking 🤣. I don't hate him but I do think he's over-rated. He comes across not only as narcissist but as if he has a development disorder. I can't recall any sportsperson spilling their pillow talk or suggesting their country should put them in a relay team ahead of the national champ at that distance. That's next level weird.
Its crazy how he can be such a power hourse but still overrated haha
@@JumpmanTF I think we're all mesmerized by his self-promotion rather than his actual times and results. He's brought his PB down from 9.83 to 9.81 over the course of a year. Compare him to just about any of the up and coming young sprinters, they've all run more impressive times e.g. Kishane Thompson went from 9.85 last year to 9.77 this year. At 27 Lyles should be peaking, I don't think he can run any faster. Just about every American sprinter over the past few decades has run faster than him. The only one who hasn't is Ronnie Baker and he's at 9.83.
Sydney don’t run races she piss me off
I personally would swap Femke’s performance with Keely 800m. Otherwise, this is a reasonable ranking
He said specifically the results from London were shown in order of position on the all-time list. Keely's was 5th fastest ever, Bol's was the second fastest (more accurately: four women have run the 800m faster, and other than Bol herself, only McLaughlin has run the 400h faster).
@@PCSExponentThird fastest* Bol is the 2nd fastest performer.
Personally I would swap both with Nickisha Pryce's 400
@@PCSExponent Ah yes! I totally forgot he did preface that 😂 so it wasn’t a matter of personal opinion regardless
@@Astro2024 In athletics, x-th fastest almost always refers to performer, not performance. In this case it's confusing because Bol didn't set a PB.
Like
Thompson will drop a 9.6x in my opinion
How does anyone hate Noah Lyles?
I think he's great.
I truly am shocked to hear that everyone doesn't love him - or are you just being silly?
I heard my dad moan about him, but he just doesn't like successful US athletes (apart from Michael Johnson), for some reason!
Ating moo 🐮 got rolled
😢
Yep , she feels washed
Keely ran incredible she the 800 goat
The only ones quicker are dopers like jelimo who was crazy inconsitant and then the man who holds the WR, not to forget Caster the MAN 😂😂
Hodgkinson is totally not doped just like all the other British runners never doped in their life, grow up mate
Grow up. Keely is doped asf
Kratochvilova has children.
@@PCSExponent Who is the woman that gave birth to them?
bull$#!t
Noah Lyles us the favourite for the 100
Thompson and Tebogo will smoke his ass in Paris tho
Based on what
@HONEST-xj4rr maybe Thompson running faster than lyles not just once but multiple times... and slowing down. Oh yeah don't forget he ran a 9.77 and slowed down
@@clone_wick_f Yeah cool so you remember the time Lyles only ran 10 flat and then went down to 9.83 without running a fast 100 all season. Just cause he’s not the world leader doesn’t mean he’s out. Also tebego 😭 like I ain’t saying it can’t happen it’s just how can yall say shit so confidently
@HONEST-xj4rr then you can say the same with Kerley. Last olympics he ran 10.1 and as soon as he got to the trials he ran 9.8 and then 9.7. And he's doing the same thing right now.
@@HONEST-xj4rr don't understand how you can say "shit so confidently" either when lyles hasn't proved himself on a world stage with the Olympics. Track fans are just dickeaters that bounce from one runner to another
False leead... STOP IT!!! You will lose your audience...
Mu should retire
She’s barely legal drinking age. Get real. She should only retire if she’s truly no longer happy in the sport. Otherwise, she may just need a change in environment and coaching.
Naaah, just needs to put her head down the next season. Shes truly a ball of wavering motivation and badluck this year. All will be well.
@@JumpmanTF na dawg she is done and will work for minimum wage. Screenshot this.
............................................................................................................................. JUMPMAN..YOU ARE ON DRUGS.....kishane eased up at 70 meters and high stepped
Noah was flat out to beat Teboga and Simbine in London. Kishane literally jogged and beat them in Hungary. Noah is not in the same league as Kishane.
Im lifetime sober.