I believe Kipchoge will set the master’s world record MULTIPLE TIMES. Imagine he actually goes out around 1:02 through the half marathon. He then can negative split and go 2:03:30 or so. Man’s a legend
Re taking part in the Olympic marathon at an advanced age, look up Jack Foster from New Zealand who only took up running at the age of 32 yet represented his country in two Olympic Games, finishing 17th at age 44 at Montreal in 1976.
Definitely impressive, although he was a very good cyclist before he took up running. I'd say Rebecca Romero is more impressive as a Olympic medalist rower becoming an Olympic gold medalist in cycling. She started when she was around 25 which is obviously still pretty young but she was national champion in a year and an Olympic gold medalist 2 years after that.
@Uofijustin the guy that isn't surprised that TRP doesn't actually know much about the history of the sport and just googles everything 20min before he posts a video? Someone has to do it.
@graniterunner5129 100k is a different animal. That said, top marathon runners don't typically bother with those obscure distances and I think it's a good thing that they're mostly for amateurs with day jobs.
Being a GOAT is someone who changed the game, held it like no other one did, became an inspiration, a solid competition that made other strive more, and someone who is not perfect and shows vulnerability. Kipchoge is my distance running GOAT!!
my wife ran Berlin when EK broke the world record also the following year when Bekele won. we were staying ar the Adlon Kempiinski just short of the Brandenburg Tor and finish. I never screamed nor applauded so loudly as an ex 2:44 at the age of 40, one who ran in the rain, snow, heat, cold, early AM and sometimes late PM I have an inkling of what it takes to be a marathoner, let alone a world class runner. My heartfelt congrats to both of these wonderful inspirational men who will hopefully continue to give the running world smiles and pride
it requires so much mental strength to be able to push 204s for Kipchoge. whether he goes for it or not his presence has been extraordinary. he doesn't need to put much pressure on himself to do that. he needs to find joy in his pursuit.
Id love to see him run at the Comrades Marathon! He said a few years ago in a podcast that he woukd like to try ultrarunning after he finishes with the marathon. That would be supper exciting to watch!
@@greatleapforwardskinda sad that as an amateur I have more freedom for the races I run (e.g. 5k, 10k, marathon, 100mi all in the same year) but even one of the best pros who's around retirement can't do a race for being hilly?
Was exciting to watch marathon running when Kelvin Kiptum had a chance to break the 2 hour barrier. Now that he passed I don't think we'll see it being beaten soon.
Yes he is older, but he also had the burden of running his last race while dealing with security issues and threats to his family. At that age, I can imagine it's more important to keep the head clear, as it easily destroys one's performance. But how can anyone block that out of their mind while competing. Hopefully, these sick people just disappear and leave him alone, so he can just can focus on racing his last few races. Let him be.
100% agree!!! Head to Head 3000m 3-1 Bekele (neither are in the all time top 10) 5000m 8-2 Bekele (WR for 16yrs until 2020) Bekele has 2 all time top 10 Kipchoge 0 10000m 1-0 Bekele (WR for 15 yrs until 2020) Bekele has 4 all time top 10 Kipchoge 0 Marathon 4-1 Kipchoge (WR for 5 yrs until 2023) Kipchoge has 4 all time top 10 including 11 major wins Bekele has 1 top 10 all time including 2 major wins World X Country Championships: Bekele has 11 Kipchoge has 1 in the jr division Olympic & World Championships wins: Bekele: 8 (6 10000m & 2 5000m) Kipchoge: 3 (2 marathons & 1 5000m) By far Bekele is the long distance Goat and without any doubt Kipchoge is the marathon Goat...
I still think even with the DNF , Kipchoge is STILL the goat. He proved to us that even the greats don’t have everything fall perfectly in place. This truly showed his class and admirable character, and really made me look up to him more and more. His humanity doesn’t limit who he is as my GOAT 🎊 🐐
It's always super special for these two greats to race together in the marathon. I believe one of them can further lower down the masters world record.
Maybe he starts stepping up to some ultra distances, like a road 50k or road 50 miler. Older marathoners seem to do well continuing to step up their distances when they can.
Honestly, I know this is out there but, I think Kipchoge would have a solid shot at the 50k Road record set by CJ Albertson. I know the marathon and a 50k are two different animals but with Kipchoge’s insane endurance, speed, mental resolve and ability to just push when nobody else is could lead to a new record if he attempted the distance. Like I said I know it’s a bold claim but it’s just my personal opinion.
How are they "different animals"? They are basically the same race, like not even 20% further. That's like saying the mile and the 1500 are different beasts.
RIP Kelvin Kiptum. I am a big fan of Kipchoge but Kiptum had insane potential for the record set at such a young age. I think the gold medal should have went to Kiptum's family in honor of him. He was potentially the best of all time.
Really enjoyed this video. Did not realize Bekele ran a 2:04:19 marathon 10 MONTHS AGO! That's crazy. Kipchoge's abs (3:01) and running form (1:19) What was that headband (3:13) My hope is that we'll see one more surge in the marathon career of Eliud. Maybe one, maybe two, but I think he still has some 2:01 type times in him (if not bumping up against Kiptum's time). What I am most excited about in Kipchoge's running future though is that he has said when his marathon career is over, he wants to move to the ultra marathon distance. I believe I've seen or read him saying that on two occasions but the specific niche of ultra was not mentioned.
It's a cooling headband from omius, super expensive. Some high tech stuff that's supposed to cool you down, it was worn a lot during the olympic marathon in Paris due to the heat. It is kind of common for pro triathletes, likely will be worn a lot for example in the ironman world championship in Kona
Yeah, bekele is goat for sure if you count everything. He is part of the reason why kipchoge went to marathon distance as his primary discipline. Im not saying he would have been better marathoner than kipchoge if he made marathon his main discipline, but alltogether, he certainly edges him as the goat. Both are transcendent athletes, no doubt
I still think he may try to snag wins at Boston and NYC to close out the majors. Picking up a win at Boston in 2025 would seem a lot more tempting than winning an alternate field event at Hamburg.
I honestly think it was an Olympic year and he ran somewhat injured last season. I believe he heals and makes a beast come back. In his top form there are only two previous champions in their primes that can challenge him. Bekele and (RIP) Kiptum.
Did you really just put two equal photos in the thumbnail, one more saturated than the other, with an arrow between the two as if anything had changed????
I think it is time to see Kipchoge running in Ultra Marathons or trail races. Nowadays everyone is there and these kind of competitions are becoming more and more popular each day. I would like to see him compete with Killian Jornette, for example; or Jim Walmsley. How about in UTMB courses? Competitional running should not be limited to road races for elite runners, I believe.
Trail running is a different animal. It requires specific adaptations, you need a long time to let your body adapt. First you have to adapt to the irregularity of the terrain, you must have strong ankles and good lateral stability, but also the massive hills and downhills that uses different muscles and running technique And i haven't even started on the ultra running aspect, it's not comparable to a marathon, it's 10x longer, muscle endurance and nutrition becomes a critical factor, your body also need to learn to get used to that. It's also a different kind of mental strenght Specificity is key, and at 39 i dont think Kipchoge have enough time to learn these new skills, especially for him who is fragile to hills and weather
@@cronikvialo5463 With respect, I don't totally agree with you. I have watched many training videos of Kipchoge in Kaplagat, Kenya. They run in groups so many long runs in forest paths, over hills etc. similar to trail running. And these runners all have background in cross country. Although I agree with you that road racing is different than ultra marathons and trail races, I think they will adapt the needs not in a long time.
Greatness comes from within, with excellence in an area/sport being a platform for world to experience the great person. Kipchoge, like Van Gogh, Bob Marley, etc, would be a great even if he had been a teacher.
I’d love to see him move to the trails, just to see how road fitness would translate to the more technical trails. Could he compete with some of the trail goats or even set new records? Or are the two sports too different?
If you look at his race history, when it comes to hills, Eliud has major issues. He is extremely specialised. Fast and flat is his ability. Hills are his undoing. They aggregate his reoccurring hip issues.
He can still run a fast marathon. I think he doesn't need to hang with the leading men. Sometimes, runners come back from behind. He should probably just relax and run the pace he's comfortable running.
The temptation for Boston I suspect will still be there, and New York. He may want to show he can win on the hills there, and make up for the hill failure in Paris. We'll see. If not that, he may want to bid farewell in London and/or Berlin. He won't want to go out as he did in Paris. Good luck Eliud!
His words seem like either he will focus on “masters marathons” or becoming the sponsor for some Big popular running races for amateur athletes … (people want to race once in a lifetime side by side with Kipchoge).
Why do fighters always want one more fight! Kipchoge should retire gracefully instead of crashing and burning. I had a very hard time quiting running. BUT after a while I was so glad I did. There was so much more to do. Sorry to be a Bummer.
Kipchoge as Marathon GOAT, yes. Distance running GOAT, no. Kenenisa Bekele, Emil Zatopek and Paavo Nurmi are the only contenders for that throne. I’d vote for Nurmi on total accomplishments, Bekele for modern achievements. ❤️✌🏻✌🏻❤️
I feel Kiptum was the GOAT and would have gone on to great things if he had not have been killed. Let’s not forget last year he set a World Record in the Marathon and was braced to go under two hours.
I knew he was lean, but i never noticed how gigantic his abs are (thumbnail). Seems he's more than just lean. Can that come from running, does he train them specifically? Is there a benefit to a core that strong in distance running? I mean. Cyclists sorta lean on their arms all day and I don't see them having huge shoulders or triceps. It seems more than the muscle size you'd expect from endurance
The lion on top of the hill isn’t as hungry as the lion climbing the hill. Translation: He's rich and happy.... plenty of younger Kenyans wanting to dethrone him.
are you actually retarded? Babe Ruth is a huge reason why baseball became so popular globally, especially in places like Japan. Europeans are fucking insufferable jfc
It's funny how just when a once a generation athlete is about to retire, suddenly a successor appears and take over. This time we were robbed of the successor to the throne (Kiptum). Perhaps there simply won't be a king for thie next generation.
Hey, I reeeeally reaaaally don't like that kind of thumbnail, using the same pic with what? increasing luminosity looks like? and adding an arrow? Seems so low effort and clickbaity that it really pushes me await from clicking on your content. Just me opinion, but really felt compelled to share
His world record days are behind him he is 40 body slows down. He has 20 years and thousands and thousands of miles on his body that takes a toll regardless. Time to retire and enjoy your time with family and business.
More than that! - he's been running since at least his teens, and maybe childhood - not necessarily competitively then yes, but still running. What a marvel he has been.
I believe Kipchoge will set the master’s world record MULTIPLE TIMES. Imagine he actually goes out around 1:02 through the half marathon. He then can negative split and go 2:03:30 or so. Man’s a legend
Kenenisa bekele
@thedailystride5407 I can't see him running a 2:03 anymore which is totally OK for a guy his or any age🤣
Re taking part in the Olympic marathon at an advanced age, look up Jack Foster from New Zealand who only took up running at the age of 32 yet represented his country in two Olympic Games, finishing 17th at age 44 at Montreal in 1976.
Wow. Never knew about him. That’s impressive
@@TotalRunningProductions of course you didn't.
Definitely impressive, although he was a very good cyclist before he took up running. I'd say Rebecca Romero is more impressive as a Olympic medalist rower becoming an Olympic gold medalist in cycling. She started when she was around 25 which is obviously still pretty young but she was national champion in a year and an Olympic gold medalist 2 years after that.
@@veganpottertheveganyou gotta be that guy?
@Uofijustin the guy that isn't surprised that TRP doesn't actually know much about the history of the sport and just googles everything 20min before he posts a video? Someone has to do it.
Kipchoge should go for the 50K world record! Would honestly be a piece of cake for him
100k breaking Sorokins 6:05:35
@graniterunner5129 100k is a different animal. That said, top marathon runners don't typically bother with those obscure distances and I think it's a good thing that they're mostly for amateurs with day jobs.
@@veganpotterthevegan yes of course...you are right
Such an inspiration. I hope he can continue to push the boundaries for as long as he wants.
Yes.
I would love to see him go for this record! Whatever he does, we will be cheering!
Being a GOAT is someone who changed the game, held it like no other one did, became an inspiration, a solid competition that made other strive more, and someone who is not perfect and shows vulnerability. Kipchoge is my distance running GOAT!!
Nope, a GOAT is the one who stands above all others in career accomplishments
@@polymorphistYT correct
@@polymorphistYTthey said their “goat”. It’s their personal opinion
@@ToeTicklerTheFourth he's the event's GOAT.
@@ToeTicklerTheFourthThey said ‘Being a goat’. GOAT means greatest of all time.
my wife ran Berlin when EK broke the world record also the following year when Bekele won. we were staying ar the Adlon Kempiinski just short of the Brandenburg Tor and finish. I never screamed nor applauded so loudly as an ex 2:44 at the age of 40, one who ran in the rain, snow, heat, cold, early AM and sometimes late PM I have an inkling of what it takes to be a marathoner, let alone a world class runner. My heartfelt congrats to both of these wonderful inspirational men who will hopefully continue to give the running world smiles and pride
Still no video on Sifan’s incredible Olympic performance.
Half of his videos are just him sucking up to Kipchoge and Ingebrigtsen lol
@@mattmoler4831 Those are the 2 with the biggest name-recognition, so I imagine the algo gifts more view when he does. We are all slaves to the algo.
it requires so much mental strength to be able to push 204s for Kipchoge. whether he goes for it or not his presence has been extraordinary. he doesn't need to put much pressure on himself to do that. he needs to find joy in his pursuit.
Id love to see him run at the Comrades Marathon! He said a few years ago in a podcast that he woukd like to try ultrarunning after he finishes with the marathon. That would be supper exciting to watch!
that is Faaaar to hilly for him. 2000m for the up run and almost 1500m for the down run
@@greatleapforwardskinda sad that as an amateur I have more freedom for the races I run (e.g. 5k, 10k, marathon, 100mi all in the same year) but even one of the best pros who's around retirement can't do a race for being hilly?
@@colinmcc8564 as in he likely wouldn't perform well - people expect a lot from him and nobody expects anything from you.
Was exciting to watch marathon running when Kelvin Kiptum had a chance to break the 2 hour barrier. Now that he passed I don't think we'll see it being beaten soon.
Yes he is older, but he also had the burden of running his last race while dealing with security issues and threats to his family. At that age, I can imagine it's more important to keep the head clear, as it easily destroys one's performance. But how can anyone block that out of their mind while competing. Hopefully, these sick people just disappear and leave him alone, so he can just can focus on racing his last few races. Let him be.
Agree. Mental health plays an important part.
I feel while Kipchoge is the GOAT of marathons Bekele is the GOAT of long distance running
That is an indisputable fact
Kilian Jornet is better at long distances (UTMB record holder).
100% agree!!!
Head to Head
3000m 3-1 Bekele
(neither are in the all time top 10)
5000m 8-2 Bekele (WR for 16yrs until 2020)
Bekele has 2 all time top 10
Kipchoge 0
10000m 1-0 Bekele (WR for 15 yrs until 2020)
Bekele has 4 all time top 10
Kipchoge 0
Marathon 4-1 Kipchoge (WR for 5 yrs until 2023)
Kipchoge has 4 all time top 10 including 11 major wins
Bekele has 1 top 10 all time including 2 major wins
World X Country Championships:
Bekele has 11
Kipchoge has 1 in the jr division
Olympic & World Championships wins:
Bekele: 8 (6 10000m & 2 5000m)
Kipchoge: 3 (2 marathons & 1 5000m)
By far Bekele is the long distance Goat and without any doubt Kipchoge is the marathon Goat...
I agree 100
@@JM-hh7kg Kilian Jornet a greater long distance runner than kipchoge or Bekele?what a ludicrous take.
I still think even with the DNF , Kipchoge is STILL the goat. He proved to us that even the greats don’t have everything fall perfectly in place. This truly showed his class and admirable character, and really made me look up to him more and more. His humanity doesn’t limit who he is as my GOAT 🎊 🐐
If Kipchoge goes into ultra running, he'll make it popular and mainstream.
It's a completely different sport and likely wouldn't do great.
I'm glad this man exists
It's always super special for these two greats to race together in the marathon. I believe one of them can further lower down the masters world record.
Thumbnail had me worried for a sec lol
That was the point unfortunately...
30 seconds in, no idea what the video is about, comments are no help, this channel...
@@colinmcc8564 your attention span is fried. Just watch the video
Kipchoge 🎉🎉
Maybe he starts stepping up to some ultra distances, like a road 50k or road 50 miler. Older marathoners seem to do well continuing to step up their distances when they can.
Honestly, I know this is out there but, I think Kipchoge would have a solid shot at the 50k Road record set by CJ Albertson. I know the marathon and a 50k are two different animals but with Kipchoge’s insane endurance, speed, mental resolve and ability to just push when nobody else is could lead to a new record if he attempted the distance. Like I said I know it’s a bold claim but it’s just my personal opinion.
You do know that the only thing he'd have to do is run 8k at Recovery pace after a marathon and that record is in the bag.
@@mote3124exactly i thinks he can do that easily
How are they "different animals"? They are basically the same race, like not even 20% further. That's like saying the mile and the 1500 are different beasts.
BEKELE vs KIPCHOGE in MASTERS!🔥🔥
RIP Kelvin Kiptum. I am a big fan of Kipchoge but Kiptum had insane potential for the record set at such a young age. I think the gold medal should have went to Kiptum's family in honor of him. He was potentially the best of all time.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Novak Djokovic, Haile gebreselasie ,Margaret court and etc are my true GOAT's
And MJ…
respectfully disagree
Amazing video
It's amazing how many big races kipchoge and Bekele have won Bekele s 2.04 is incredible hope Kipchoge can challenge it
Really enjoyed this video.
Did not realize Bekele ran a 2:04:19 marathon 10 MONTHS AGO! That's crazy.
Kipchoge's abs (3:01) and running form (1:19)
What was that headband (3:13)
My hope is that we'll see one more surge in the marathon career of Eliud. Maybe one, maybe two, but I think he still has some 2:01 type times in him (if not bumping up against Kiptum's time).
What I am most excited about in Kipchoge's running future though is that he has said when his marathon career is over, he wants to move to the ultra marathon distance. I believe I've seen or read him saying that on two occasions but the specific niche of ultra was not mentioned.
It's a cooling headband from omius, super expensive. Some high tech stuff that's supposed to cool you down, it was worn a lot during the olympic marathon in Paris due to the heat. It is kind of common for pro triathletes, likely will be worn a lot for example in the ironman world championship in Kona
Legend in deed
They are both legends. O can still see them breaking 2:05 thats still a ridiculously fast time at any age.
amazing 🙌
Mentioned 2 tennis players at the start, neither of them being the goat 😂😭
damn, cant wait for kipchoge to be 60 and run the 60's master world record of 2:08
His effortless form is perfect
When will we see diddy vs. kipchogie in the marathon?
Yeah, bekele is goat for sure if you count everything. He is part of the reason why kipchoge went to marathon distance as his primary discipline. Im not saying he would have been better marathoner than kipchoge if he made marathon his main discipline, but alltogether, he certainly edges him as the goat. Both are transcendent athletes, no doubt
Would love to see him running ultras
I still think he may try to snag wins at Boston and NYC to close out the majors. Picking up a win at Boston in 2025 would seem a lot more tempting than winning an alternate field event at Hamburg.
Easily the most respectable man in running...ever...
he can do other marathons, such as pikes peak - maybe try to BQ on that course
My favourite Runners Eliud kipchoge, Kenenisa Bekele, Geoffrey kamworor,haile gabresselasi.
I honestly think it was an Olympic year and he ran somewhat injured last season. I believe he heals and makes a beast come back. In his top form there are only two previous champions in their primes that can challenge him. Bekele and (RIP) Kiptum.
Did you really just put two equal photos in the thumbnail, one more saturated than the other, with an arrow between the two as if anything had changed????
I think it is time to see Kipchoge running in Ultra Marathons or trail races. Nowadays everyone is there and these kind of competitions are becoming more and more popular each day. I would like to see him compete with Killian Jornette, for example; or Jim Walmsley. How about in UTMB courses? Competitional running should not be limited to road races for elite runners, I believe.
Trail running is a different animal. It requires specific adaptations, you need a long time to let your body adapt.
First you have to adapt to the irregularity of the terrain, you must have strong ankles and good lateral stability, but also the massive hills and downhills that uses different muscles and running technique
And i haven't even started on the ultra running aspect, it's not comparable to a marathon, it's 10x longer, muscle endurance and nutrition becomes a critical factor, your body also need to learn to get used to that. It's also a different kind of mental strenght
Specificity is key, and at 39 i dont think Kipchoge have enough time to learn these new skills, especially for him who is fragile to hills and weather
@@cronikvialo5463 With respect, I don't totally agree with you. I have watched many training videos of Kipchoge in Kaplagat, Kenya. They run in groups so many long runs in forest paths, over hills etc. similar to trail running. And these runners all have background in cross country. Although I agree with you that road racing is different than ultra marathons and trail races, I think they will adapt the needs not in a long time.
Greatness comes from within, with excellence in an area/sport being a platform for world to experience the great person. Kipchoge, like Van Gogh, Bob Marley, etc, would be a great even if he had been a teacher.
I would expect to see him at the Hardrock 100 soon as he moves on
3:07 King Abdalla in the back
I’d love to see him move to the trails, just to see how road fitness would translate to the more technical trails. Could he compete with some of the trail goats or even set new records? Or are the two sports too different?
he should come to Copenhagen.
I like his thinking, maybe coach the hopefuls to new records and resiliencies.
Is it just me or does he look like Usain Bolt in the thumbnail
Yeah kinda just the build ig
Kipchoge & Bekele 3:12, both 🐐 s.
I “do not recommend” all channels on UA-cam that use the word “situation” in titles now 😂
I cry so much every time I see that Ineos challenge finish 😭
Not really related to this video but when is the next Valencia Marathon, I am just curious.
December 1st
If you look at his race history, when it comes to hills, Eliud has major issues. He is extremely specialised. Fast and flat is his ability. Hills are his undoing. They aggregate his reoccurring hip issues.
Great Vid.
What a Legend!
On a separate note, what ever happened go Donavan Brazier?
Brazier has had many injuries over the past 4 years.
He can still run a fast marathon. I think he doesn't need to hang with the leading men. Sometimes, runners come back from behind. He should probably just relax and run the pace he's comfortable running.
I think Kipchogd can still break 2:00 and win more marathons. 2024 presented some unique challenges.
He could make a living winning marathons like Grandma’s, Twin Cities. An appearance fee plus prize money. I think he could run 2:10 in his sleep.
Eliud u still my Bias!!!
The temptation for Boston I suspect will still be there, and New York. He may want to show he can win on the hills there, and make up for the hill failure in Paris.
We'll see. If not that, he may want to bid farewell in London and/or Berlin. He won't want to go out as he did in Paris.
Good luck Eliud!
His words seem like either he will focus on “masters marathons” or becoming the sponsor for some Big popular running races for amateur athletes … (people want to race once in a lifetime side by side with Kipchoge).
Why do fighters always want one more fight! Kipchoge should retire gracefully instead of crashing and burning. I had a very hard time quiting running. BUT after a while I was so glad I did. There was so much more to do. Sorry to be a Bummer.
I want to see him run western states or utmb
Kipchoge as Marathon GOAT, yes. Distance running GOAT, no. Kenenisa Bekele, Emil Zatopek and Paavo Nurmi are the only contenders for that throne. I’d vote for Nurmi on total accomplishments, Bekele for modern achievements.
❤️✌🏻✌🏻❤️
Get him doing utmb and see how he shapes up against the other running goat Killian.
I feel Kiptum was the GOAT and would have gone on to great things if he had not have been killed. Let’s not forget last year he set a World Record in the Marathon and was braced to go under two hours.
You copied Jxmyhighroller’s intro on his most recent vid with your intro. Weird
😂Novak Djokovic doesnt like the intro😂
I knew he was lean, but i never noticed how gigantic his abs are (thumbnail). Seems he's more than just lean. Can that come from running, does he train them specifically? Is there a benefit to a core that strong in distance running? I mean. Cyclists sorta lean on their arms all day and I don't see them having huge shoulders or triceps. It seems more than the muscle size you'd expect from endurance
Dang, Kipchoge is ripped
The lion on top of the hill isn’t as hungry as the lion climbing the hill. Translation: He's rich and happy.... plenty of younger Kenyans wanting to dethrone him.
Likely impossible, my guy has become more of a celebrity than athlete which is very hard to balance in Running sports.
Lol at Babe Ruth... we like to recognise international sports icons only over here
are you actually retarded? Babe Ruth is a huge reason why baseball became so popular globally, especially in places like Japan. Europeans are fucking insufferable jfc
I don't even know who it is
How many international sports were there fr in 1908?
He was 😂
@nb2078 no he wasn't and still isn't
You mentioned Messi but forget the Greatest GOAT C Ronaldo 😢
Bro mentioned Messi without Ronaldo
kipchoge is super !!! But kelvin kiptun the real Goat in marathon
You forgot Jordan for basketball??
It's funny how just when a once a generation athlete is about to retire, suddenly a successor appears and take over. This time we were robbed of the successor to the throne (Kiptum). Perhaps there simply won't be a king for thie next generation.
He's old. Thats the only "situation"
Vernice Avenue
1:08 Really? You mention Roger Federer and Serena Williams and not Novak Djoković? 😂 who is the goat of tennis
Are you crazy?
Hey, I reeeeally reaaaally don't like that kind of thumbnail, using the same pic with what? increasing luminosity looks like? and adding an arrow?
Seems so low effort and clickbaity that it really pushes me await from clicking on your content.
Just me opinion, but really felt compelled to share
What’s this weird thumbnail?
You forgot Ronaldo!!!!
Only 1 goat per sport
Nah he did not
Distance running goat????🤔
His world record days are behind him he is 40 body slows down. He has 20 years and thousands and thousands of miles on his body that takes a toll regardless. Time to retire and enjoy your time with family and business.
More than that! - he's been running since at least his teens, and maybe childhood - not necessarily competitively then yes, but still running.
What a marvel he has been.
Kelvin Kiptum was still the absolute best marathon runner. 😐
Marisol Vista
Kipchoge out here looking like a 65 year old man.
Keep hating
He's looked 50/60 for 20 years now lol
@@DanielKendall2010 no one is “hating” it was just an amusing observation
You must be real fun at parties.
@@shalashaska5851 so are you, saying someone looks 25 years older than they are is such a cool thing I’d want my friend to do!!!
Lance was a legend and an icon once.
He can't beat Kiptum's WR - that's for sure
If he runs less, maybe twice a year. He can do it for sure.
Furman Passage
Please remove the part with Messi. He's not even an athlete and sooo far from being one reference for anyone.
🗿🗿🗿
It's those STUPID shoes! They ruined him.
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