Thank you!! I articulated this point fairly well on reddit and guess what I was labelled "a hater" and told how "hating on a kid" is wrong.. Couldn't make it up.
10.01 at 17 is insane. He would've become the youngest sub-10 runner of all time if he had slightly better wind conditions (He had a 0.9m/s tailwind in that race)
@@ntwalipat2Training I think. We have Su to show that it can't just be genetics, he's easily the fastest Asian sprinter and at the top of his powers he's competitive with the best in the world. There are a few like Puripol Bonson also who are showing promise as well.
Divine Iheme will have that 'next usain bolt' title once people outside of the UK know him a bit better. 10.30 at 14 years old with 4 wind assisted 10.4s, three of which were only +2.2. He also ran 21.63 (-1.0) in the 200, and he doesn't seem overdeveloped
He did a legal 20.04 😭😭. 2nd fastest for a youth athlete and he still has a year more before turning 18. It's also the 6th fastest time for a junior athlete. But I doubt that much time ....till 2025 end will be enough for him to go under 19.84... Knighton's world youth record.
Shout out to Florida, with Bromell, Knighton, Asinga, and Miller. It’s been great being a high school track coach/fan in Florida the last decade to watch them develop
@@JumpmanTF perhaps it's meant to be that way round - same as 'you can't eat your cake and have it too' being the correct way. Also, a 'flickswitch' sounds like it should be the name of a skateboard trick, if it's not already lol
Tebogo 2022 breaks wu20 jr record 3x times(all of them jogging) in the 100m Runs 3x sub 20 junior perfomance in the 200m Only junior athlete to run sub 10 and sub 20 2023 his first pro season at 19 2023 two medals 100ms and 200m ....400m PB dropped to 44.75 300 WB,...4x400m second split of all time after running 7 races straight in a row for 7 days 200m OLY champ World relays 4x400m Gold Yea this figures are just insane ...imo
I especially like those wind results. The wind calculator shows that if the wind speed is 68m/s, then the normal 10.0s running time will be: 0.21 seconds :)
Great video! Hopefully one in the list could become a WR holder one day! Tebogo is the most prominent one imo to do it. Possible to get music IDs at 10:25 and 14:30 please? I'd really appreciate that
What about Gout Gout? U16 that ran a official 20.04 200m and 10.04 seconds for the 100m - unfortunately it was wind-assisted and ineligible for records, but reinforced his incredible potential.
BROOOO!!!! James Gal is such a throwback for me. I tried keeping up with news about him until 2016 or so. I forgot about him afterwards, because of guys like Sani Brown and the Lyles brothers.
The "prodigies" are usually at their too speed by 16. A guy in my high school ran a 4.3 time on the 40 as a freshman. He ran the same time as a senior, but then again he was a football player and had more muscle as a senior.
It's not your talent. It's how you develop. The training that Bolt did to get to the next level a lot of athletes can't manage it, and even when they can, Bolt just shows that he's totally different. Talent plus how your body develops plus the training you give it to facilitate its unique development.
Erriyon KNIGHTON is only 20 now...21 in January. Under 19.5 seconds at just 18 years 3 months old in 2022! Astounding to me even if he never ran again! If he stays healthy and drops 1/10th a second a year for the next 4 years he will break the 200m record!
The age grade stars often never amount to anything close to adult stars solely because they are just early developers. 12 year old kids with 17 year old bodies is more of a freak show than anything resembling talent.
I think there are a lot of very fast kids out there. I taught a kid that ran 11.16s for the 100m aged 12. He is now an Olympian (British hurdler Tade Ojora), but he hasn’t yet made the really big time. I hope he does: he was a good kid.
Be the next carl lewis, not usain. Be a great overall track and field athlete. Everyone doesn't need to win the 100m gold medals every single championship to be great
Hah thats awesome. I used to coach #1 James Gallaugher. He was a fantastic talent and a good kid. Got picked off to do football however. He'd still be a weapon if he came back and got back to sprinting.
Looking at the table, Usain Bolt is so far ahead of number 2 that it's basically hopeless. The next 9 people in the top 10 are clustered closer than 2 from 1.
Well when he is found, all he needs to do is win gold medals in all three sprinting events and breaking his own world records multiple times, not saying it won't happen, but I really doubt it.
Letsile tebogo is genuinely the only one who succeeded in the bolt comparison & soon to be gout gout.. i dont think labeling someone the "next bolt" is a curse or something, its just that ppl/casuals tend to call anyone young that runs an extremely fast time for their age "the next bolt"
I love your work. First thing I thought about when that athlete turned it around at 28, is he finally found the right drugs or upped his dose. don't tell you don't think every athlete at top level isn't using everything they can to get an edge.
That Tebogo guy seems a bit up himself.. turning sideways and giving stick to the others behind him.. before he even got to the finish line. What a tool move. Hope he grows up and puts his full effort into the races going forward and he might break some records.
Anyone other than a black dude is never going to beat Bolt's record. I'd be extremely surprised if anyone does in my lifetime. Gout Gout is not exception
tbh knigthon is a year younger than tebogo and ppl seem to forget it don't get me wrong i still think tebogo is a more acomplished junior, but we need to remind ourselves that when kingthon ran 19.49 he still was only 18, while tebogo ran 19.50 at 20
Knighton has struggled to hit the same times ever since certain allegations came about, though. Jus sayin... And even discounting that, Tebogo seems to have a better capacity to deliver when it matters, and excels at multiple disciplines. He is so versatile as a sprinter that he can conceivably challenge world records in both the 200m and 400m, and push towards 9.7X in the 100m.
@@Faustin-ju5dx Tebogo is 100% african lion.. he runs with the lions and cheetah .. how can you compare him with an afro american( 85% african , 10% european , 5% others ) .
Some junior world records are absolutely insane. I'm talking 19.49 in the 200m, 43.87 in the 400m, 1:41.73 in the 800m, 3:28.81 in the 1500m, 12:43.02 in the 5000m, 2.37m in the high jump, 6.05m in the pole vault, just to mention some. However in the 100m it's "only" 9.91. Not a bad time by any means, but it is rather modest compared to some of these other U20 WRs (just take a look at what gold medal, or medal performances in championships through the years looks like, and what these results equals in IAAF points, and you get what I mean.) And the U20 WR was 9.97 up until pretty recently when Tebogo ran 9.91 as a junior. In some events prodigies that dominate in their teens also go on to be the world's best as seniors, but that rarely seems to be the case for the 100m. I don't recall Bolt, Powell, Gay, Blake, Gatlin, Greene, Bailey, DeGrasse etc. dominate as juniors or winning U20 WC gols. And if we look a the U20 world record holders through the years we don't see many who reached the number 1 spot as a senior: 9.91 Letsile Tebogo (to early to tell really) (9.94 and 9.96 as a junior too, all in 2022) 9.97 Trayvon Bromell (2014) 10.01 Darrel Brown (2003) 10.01 Jeff Demps (2008) 10.01 Yoshihide Kiryu (2013) 10.05 Davidson Ezinwa (1990, no wind-measuring, so I'm not sure it was a legit record) 10.06 Dwain Chambers (1997) 10.06 Sunday Emmanuel (1997) 10.08 Obadele Thompson (1994) 10.09 Mel Lattany (1978) 10.11 Harvey Glance (1976) Same goes for the U18 records through the years: 10.06 Christian Miller (2023) 10.06 Puripol Boonson (2023) (10.09 in 2022) 10.15 Anthony Schwartz (2017) 10.19 Yoshihide Kiryu (2012) 10.23 Tamunosiki Aturudibo (2002) 10.24 Darrel Brown (2001) 10.27 Henry Thomas (1984) 10.35 Mark Pickens (1983) 10.36 Sergey Poduzdov (1983) 10.39 Carlton Young (1978)
and now gout gout is another i just hope he doesnt fall from pressure bei g seen as the next bolt hell i hope that same pressure on tebogo also doesnt make him fall either
Listen all: There will never be another Usain BOLT:Evey era a star is born:Mohammed Ali,Michael Jackson,Whitney Huston, Aretha Franklin, M.Phelps, M. Jordan,Bob Marley and 1- Ms Universe at a time:❤
Genuinely depends on how these athletes are "cycling" in their late teens and beyond. If you've got the inclination to do steroids and risk it all... or are anti drug abuse and go the honourable way in a supposedly natty competition . Everybody knows .... that's the way it goes .
Imo if you don't do the Olympic double you are not even in the conversation of the next bolt considering he did it 3 times in a row And you have to run below 9.80/19.50 while doing it to make it count No way we get anybody like bolt before 2050
Please make video about nijel amos The most talanted 800 runner ever Ran 44 400 often in his career He said he will dominante the new greats of arop, hoppel and Wanyoni and break the WR
Can he be called the most talented 800m runner ever when David Rudisha is the WR holder? I'm not even sure he can mix it with the big boys now after being away for three years, the field has moved on in this event.
People should stop with this "next Usain Bolt" nonsense. That is putting too much pressure on these young men.
People can't help it. In every sport you'll see some young kid being called the next .
Agree
True goats thrive in the pressure. You don’t think Lionel Messi felt pressure when he was called the goat at 20-21 yo?
Thank you!!
I articulated this point fairly well on reddit and guess what I was labelled "a hater" and told how "hating on a kid" is wrong.. Couldn't make it up.
@@Carrejae35 Can you compare an individual sport (track) to a team sport (soccer)? But anyway, we shall see.
Can't wait for Gout Gout to be on this list in 10 years....
Lol 😂😂😂
Gout gunna hit puberty and start smoking Bolt
@@shmooveyea or weed
So Guot Guot was already known in some circles two months ago huh. The whole world has heard of him during this last week at least.
@@shmooveyeanope
world's fastest reupload
phone buzzing at 4am about a takedown got me in angry speed edit mode.
@@JumpmanTF I saw it for a split second when I refreshed the page, thought I was hallucinating lol
I watched like 10 mins of the video and then it vanished when I passed it to go prepare for work. 💀
@@JumpmanTFare you mentally challanged?
IT'S A WORLD RECORD
had no clue Zhoya pole vaulted, i’d imagine he’d be pretty filthy at the Decathlon!
not much point competing in pole vault with Mondo dominating.
"a flick just switched" preach jumpman
I had a mini heart attack too! (8:10)
The depth in these videos are outstanding! Compared to TRP who’s fat more dramatic - this is straight to the point and no bull😎.
fat and more dramatic? :D
@@Meechooilka possibly 😂
Kiryu still went on to have a very good career ngl
Facts man. Trips to every major champs since like 2015 hahaha
10.01 at 17 is insane. He would've become the youngest sub-10 runner of all time if he had slightly better wind conditions (He had a 0.9m/s tailwind in that race)
@@CarlFredrik-uo1cu
Japan has the best sprinters in Asia! Is it genetics or training?
@@ntwalipat2Training I think. We have Su to show that it can't just be genetics, he's easily the fastest Asian sprinter and at the top of his powers he's competitive with the best in the world. There are a few like Puripol Bonson also who are showing promise as well.
Divine Iheme will have that 'next usain bolt' title once people outside of the UK know him a bit better. 10.30 at 14 years old with 4 wind assisted 10.4s, three of which were only +2.2. He also ran 21.63 (-1.0) in the 200, and he doesn't seem overdeveloped
I've been hearing his name lots, dude is a talent for sure. Keen to see what he does next year
@JumpmanTF same! Great videos btw! I enjoy your content a lot
I'd love to see a video like this in about 8 years with Gout Gout included lol. Really great video idea.
He has alot of potential. Maybe not Usain bolt but definitely can make sub 10 in a few years
@@bearpookie1313 in a few years? he’ll drop 10 within a year. 10.17 in the 100 and 20.04 in 200 at 16yrs old. he’ll win gold at olympics, watch him
@@bearpookie1313wanna revisit your thoughts?
This aged well
He did a legal 20.04 😭😭. 2nd fastest for a youth athlete and he still has a year more before turning 18. It's also the 6th fastest time for a junior athlete. But I doubt that much time ....till 2025 end will be enough for him to go under 19.84...
Knighton's world youth record.
Gout gout is the real next Usain Bolt
Shout out to Florida, with Bromell, Knighton, Asinga, and Miller. It’s been great being a high school track coach/fan in Florida the last decade to watch them develop
Asinga is a cheater
He'll be the first.
Ah yes perfect timing, ngl when you paused after saying "yet" for Brianna I thought you were leading in to her changing genders later on 🤣
Hes probably predicting her to be the next top female jamaican sprinter, so he highlighted her.
5:47 correction, Anguillan born, attending school/training in Jamaica
Quality, as always
16:48 D0n't forget the 300m World Record of Letsile Tebogo (30.69s).
Tebogo probably the best "next usain bolt prodigy"
Him and Knighton. Technically, Noah himself is a "next usain bolt prodigy"
Knighton is a doper
Now it’s Gout Gout! 🤔
Yes
Great idea for a video. Interesting stuff.
8:08 where a flick just switched?
LOL, I just figured out what u meant. Said it the wrong way round. 18 mins and one brain aneurysm moment. Not bad!
@@JumpmanTF better than I could ever hope for!😂
@@JumpmanTF perhaps it's meant to be that way round - same as 'you can't eat your cake and have it too' being the correct way.
Also, a 'flickswitch' sounds like it should be the name of a skateboard trick, if it's not already lol
didn't mention Gout-Gout. or as we call him down under. Goat-Goat
Literally never heard of him before YT started suggesting me these athletics videos for some reason...
@ athletics is on the rise.
@@TravisHi_YT Yeah, why am I here? :D
he only got his insane records a couple weeks ago it makes sense why he didn't mention him in the vid
@@ilovecarti1629 he been setting records gang member
Good Content bro! Keep up the good work!!!
Appreciate it!
Tebogo
2022 breaks wu20 jr record 3x times(all of them jogging) in the 100m
Runs 3x sub 20 junior perfomance in the 200m
Only junior athlete to run sub 10 and sub 20
2023 his first pro season at 19
2023 two medals 100ms and 200m ....400m PB dropped to 44.75
300 WB,...4x400m second split of all time after running 7 races straight in a row for 7 days
200m OLY champ
World relays 4x400m Gold
Yea this figures are just insane ...imo
44.29
@@bennipollner5240in 2023 he went from 46s to 44.75 and then this year 44.29 in march...
He didnt jog
I especially like those wind results. The wind calculator shows that if the wind speed is 68m/s, then the normal 10.0s running time will be: 0.21 seconds :)
Gout Gout will be the one
lol, love the ending. Respect.
Zharnel is Anguillan born but he's still Jamaican because his mother is jamaican and he went to school in Jamaica
British territory, although I was trying to fit in mentioning it somehow.
Gout Gout winning a Schools Championships is like Winx winning the Bong Bong Cup 😅
7:14 - Imagine working your ass off for 10 years and finally be able to deliver and people call it an "anomaly".
sometimes i hear people say that peaking in high school or middle school might be your last
This Is a good video, great work
Gout gout from queensland Australia will be in a league of his own. Can't wait !!!
The fact that most sprinters are considered washed-up by 28-29 is sad as hell lol
Great video! Hopefully one in the list could become a WR holder one day! Tebogo is the most prominent one imo to do it. Possible to get music IDs at 10:25 and 14:30 please? I'd really appreciate that
Behind the scene devilman crybaby and 'reach' by home I think for the last one.
@@JumpmanTF Thank you so much I really appreciate it :)
What about Gout Gout? U16 that ran a official 20.04 200m and 10.04 seconds for the 100m - unfortunately it was wind-assisted and ineligible for records, but reinforced his incredible potential.
I think the 200m time was legit. I am pretty sure it was counted as a new Australian record, beating Peter Norman's silver medal in Mexico.
Top speed & speed endurance is the recipe for a dominant sprinter, just ask tebogo, bolt & lyles 😏
Gout is such a skinny kid, as he goes from 16 - 20 he can really break through the next mile markers of speed, but bulking up might slow you down
BROOOO!!!! James Gal is such a throwback for me. I tried keeping up with news about him until 2016 or so. I forgot about him afterwards, because of guys like Sani Brown and the Lyles brothers.
Hard when every year they just get faster!
We need a video on why Japan’s 4x100 is so good
Aw man where’s my goat boonson 🤧
Watch him run sub 10 cause I didn't feature him.
Bolt was a raw talent…at his young age he was not yet sharpened and trained. He became a real beast and legend after his teenage year.
The "prodigies" are usually at their too speed by 16. A guy in my high school ran a 4.3 time on the 40 as a freshman. He ran the same time as a senior, but then again he was a football player and had more muscle as a senior.
Lol that summoning salt music brought my attention back to the video
I dont know how Bolt's coach does it, but the guy is running just like Bolt here 6:51
It's not your talent. It's how you develop. The training that Bolt did to get to the next level a lot of athletes can't manage it, and even when they can, Bolt just shows that he's totally different. Talent plus how your body develops plus the training you give it to facilitate its unique development.
Bromell is still active with global medals to his name
8:10 I had a mini heart attack
Gout Gout looks promising
The SummoningSalt music is a nice touch
Damn I didn’t know summoning salt wrote music
Erriyon KNIGHTON is only 20 now...21 in January. Under 19.5 seconds at just 18 years 3 months old in 2022! Astounding to me even if he never ran again! If he stays healthy and drops 1/10th a second a year for the next 4 years he will break the 200m record!
The age grade stars often never amount to anything close to adult stars solely because they are just early developers. 12 year old kids with 17 year old bodies is more of a freak show than anything resembling talent.
17:10 Miller ram 9.93 at 17 right?
He was 17 by a month! My bad!
I think there are a lot of very fast kids out there. I taught a kid that ran 11.16s for the 100m aged 12. He is now an Olympian (British hurdler Tade Ojora), but he hasn’t yet made the really big time. I hope he does: he was a good kid.
Be the next carl lewis, not usain. Be a great overall track and field athlete. Everyone doesn't need to win the 100m gold medals every single championship to be great
Hah thats awesome. I used to coach #1 James Gallaugher. He was a fantastic talent and a good kid. Got picked off to do football however. He'd still be a weapon if he came back and got back to sprinting.
Looking at the table, Usain Bolt is so far ahead of number 2 that it's basically hopeless.
The next 9 people in the top 10 are clustered closer than 2 from 1.
Well when he is found, all he needs to do is win gold medals in all three sprinting events and breaking his own world records multiple times, not saying it won't happen, but I really doubt it.
GOUT GOUT
Letsile tebogo is genuinely the only one who succeeded in the bolt comparison & soon to be gout gout.. i dont think labeling someone the "next bolt" is a curse or something, its just that ppl/casuals tend to call anyone young that runs an extremely fast time for their age "the next bolt"
7:01 Hey, I saw that race in-person (shameless plug for a video on my channel that is this 200m race from the stands)!
gout gout
the next bolt is GOUT GOUT,
you heard it from me
Issam Assinga was doping, so his 9.89s U20 WR and South American Record removed
I love your work. First thing I thought about when that athlete turned it around at 28, is he finally found the right drugs or upped his dose. don't tell you don't think every athlete at top level isn't using everything they can to get an edge.
That Tebogo guy seems a bit up himself.. turning sideways and giving stick to the others behind him.. before he even got to the finish line. What a tool move. Hope he grows up and puts his full effort into the races going forward and he might break some records.
8:10 When a flick just switched? or a switch just flicked...??
I find it disturbing how in every sport we expect athletes to be on top by the age of 20. Social media isnt helping either.
Yeah but gout gout just went 20:29
A month later, it's 20.02 still as a 16 yearold.
Anyone other than a black dude is never going to beat Bolt's record. I'd be extremely surprised if anyone does in my lifetime. Gout Gout is not exception
Gout Gout 🇦🇺
Now there's Divine Iheme, Gout Gout, and Christian Miller who look to be the next to get that title. Also, no Sachin Dennis?
tbh knigthon is a year younger than tebogo and ppl seem to forget it
don't get me wrong i still think tebogo is a more acomplished junior, but we need to remind ourselves that when kingthon ran 19.49 he still was only 18, while tebogo ran 19.50 at 20
Knighton has struggled to hit the same times ever since certain allegations came about, though. Jus sayin...
And even discounting that, Tebogo seems to have a better capacity to deliver when it matters, and excels at multiple disciplines. He is so versatile as a sprinter that he can conceivably challenge world records in both the 200m and 400m, and push towards 9.7X in the 100m.
@@kassimadammahmoud9142 tbh you're right but i can give him a few more years since he isn't even 22 yet
So many guys took a while to reach times either of them are running. I'm certain both will only improve further and change how we look at the sprints.
@@Faustin-ju5dx Tebogo is 100% african lion.. he runs with the lions and cheetah .. how can you compare him with an afro american( 85% african , 10% european , 5% others ) .
5 months and 12 days to be precise
8:08 lmao, "a flick just switched" i think you meant 'a switch just flicked'
Please don't hurt me, I can't take it back hahahaha
Tebogo is the rightful heir to the throne. Every sprint record is under threat
Not Bolts 9.58
Some junior world records are absolutely insane. I'm talking 19.49 in the 200m, 43.87 in the 400m, 1:41.73 in the 800m, 3:28.81 in the 1500m, 12:43.02 in the 5000m, 2.37m in the high jump, 6.05m in the pole vault, just to mention some. However in the 100m it's "only" 9.91. Not a bad time by any means, but it is rather modest compared to some of these other U20 WRs (just take a look at what gold medal, or medal performances in championships through the years looks like, and what these results equals in IAAF points, and you get what I mean.) And the U20 WR was 9.97 up until pretty recently when Tebogo ran 9.91 as a junior. In some events prodigies that dominate in their teens also go on to be the world's best as seniors, but that rarely seems to be the case for the 100m. I don't recall Bolt, Powell, Gay, Blake, Gatlin, Greene, Bailey, DeGrasse etc. dominate as juniors or winning U20 WC gols. And if we look a the U20 world record holders through the years we don't see many who reached the number 1 spot as a senior:
9.91 Letsile Tebogo (to early to tell really) (9.94 and 9.96 as a junior too, all in 2022)
9.97 Trayvon Bromell (2014)
10.01 Darrel Brown (2003)
10.01 Jeff Demps (2008)
10.01 Yoshihide Kiryu (2013)
10.05 Davidson Ezinwa (1990, no wind-measuring, so I'm not sure it was a legit record)
10.06 Dwain Chambers (1997)
10.06 Sunday Emmanuel (1997)
10.08 Obadele Thompson (1994)
10.09 Mel Lattany (1978)
10.11 Harvey Glance (1976)
Same goes for the U18 records through the years:
10.06 Christian Miller (2023)
10.06 Puripol Boonson (2023) (10.09 in 2022)
10.15 Anthony Schwartz (2017)
10.19 Yoshihide Kiryu (2012)
10.23 Tamunosiki Aturudibo (2002)
10.24 Darrel Brown (2001)
10.27 Henry Thomas (1984)
10.35 Mark Pickens (1983)
10.36 Sergey Poduzdov (1983)
10.39 Carlton Young (1978)
gout gout!!
and now gout gout is another i just hope he doesnt fall from pressure bei g seen as the next bolt hell i hope that same pressure on tebogo also doesnt make him fall either
Listen all: There will never be another Usain BOLT:Evey era a star is born:Mohammed Ali,Michael Jackson,Whitney Huston, Aretha Franklin, M.Phelps, M. Jordan,Bob Marley and 1- Ms Universe at a time:❤
No sachin Dennis??
Exactly
Gout Gout ?
And they are doing it again for Gout Gout.
Genuinely depends on how these athletes are "cycling" in their late teens and beyond. If you've got the inclination to do steroids and risk it all... or are anti drug abuse and go the honourable way in a supposedly natty competition . Everybody knows .... that's the way it goes .
Imo if you don't do the Olympic double you are not even in the conversation of the next bolt considering he did it 3 times in a row
And you have to run below 9.80/19.50 while doing it to make it count
No way we get anybody like bolt before 2050
Actually Triple Triple😅
i think his 200m is possible by maybe letsile, erriyon, or someone else in the next few years. the 100m is the one nobody can really touch
More like 2100😅
Boling should concentrate on the long jump, he'll be world class
Another person the world should look out for is Divine Iheme with a 100 pb at 10.3 at 14 years old
Was only halfway through the original upload, whats changed?
just had to change some of the ncaa footage when talking about sani brown. 13 seconds to ruin it all!
@@JumpmanTF Appreciate the clarification thank you!
These ppl need to stop it stop comparing these young athletes to bolt let's them be there self and develop in there own way
Reminds me Gout Gout while I watch the video.
Ummmm… gout gout?
Hindsight is a biiiitch.
What about bayanda Walaza(matrices sprinting prodigy from South Africa)
Needs an update, Gout Gout!
Gout Gout of Australia..He is the next Usain Bolt.
Zharnel Hughes is Anguillan born
“Slow roasting meal” 😂😂😂
12.72 for 110mh?! HOW that’s faster than the WR
Lower hurdles in the junior ranks.
Please make video about nijel amos
The most talanted 800 runner ever
Ran 44 400 often in his career
He said he will dominante the new greats of arop, hoppel and Wanyoni and break the WR
Can he be called the most talented 800m runner ever when David Rudisha is the WR holder? I'm not even sure he can mix it with the big boys now after being away for three years, the field has moved on in this event.
@@NelleBligh333yes cause he was running 1:41’s with 18 took Rudisha hard work and 6 years longer to get that fast
Amos was just naturally fast
thats crazy
Gout Gout can be GOAT.
We deep in the offseason
Boling is a great long jumper. He should switch his focus on that. Just too many stellar sprinters out there these PED filled days.
Brianna Lyston never fell off shes been delivering ever since primary school
Ur right in a way, she just had to go up against Tia and Tina Clayton for a while haha.
@@JumpmanTFShe was injured and only returned fully in her last year of champs
What about Kemar Bailey Cole?