Letsile Tebogo VS. Courtney Lindsey! || 2024 Kip Keino Classic Men's 200 Meters
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2024
- Letsile Tebogo (19.94 SB) VS. Courtney Lindsey (19.88 SB) in the 200 meters. What do you got?
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They definitely break 20 seconds. Tebogo wins with his crazy top speed in the thin air. The only thing that would stop Tebogo from running 19.65 or even better is if he slows down as he likes to do. The guy is special. His 300 time tells you all you need to know. If he starts prepping like Lyles, he won't be beat by anyone. Tebogo is the scariest guy out there and only 20!!
No big surprised if Lestile Tebogo win this race.
It's also the start of the diamond league season this weekend as well, in Xiamen, China. The meet includes the likes of Kerley, Duplantis, and Richardson.
I’m so hyped for the Olympics
Same, I wanna see lyles run so bad but I live in US 😭
I'm hyped for the enhanced games.
Ik this is the first Olympics I’m actually old enough/interested enough to follow track, should be awesome
@@garrysekelli6776 fool!!
Tebogo realistically could run 19.6 or faster. He’s that fast. If he gets a good start it’s over man
Saying 19.6 is realistic is pretty obvious, more like 19.4
@@chessplayer-ms3pn for such an early season race that would be undeniable impressive. That kind of speed is never easy so for Tebogo to reach that in April would be madness
@@chessplayer-ms3pnno, sub 19 😂😂
Do you 200m World Record reach 19.10 to be activated ?
@@minichikimakubexLOL
If people have watched Courtney Lindsey's Progress We actually don't know how good this man is yet. He's done nothing but Progress since Texas Tech. Last year we mostly had Terence Jones as the Leader of that Phenomenal Texas Tech Squad but Courtney Emerged as the 1 . He had good showing in Last Year's Championships as well after a long College Season. Letsile Is Phenomenal but Let Si .. what Happens
Say it again !!!
The man to beat Noah Lyles.. Letsile Tebogo. Expecting a 19.65/19.70
he will need to run under 19.30 to defeat N Lyles
Lindsey looked DAMN GOOD in this race. His reaction to the gun looked almost like a false start! Then, he kept running the entire time with no sign of fading. I don’t know Lindsay as a runner from the back, but we all know Tebogo is great from behind, like Noah. I’m very excited to see unexpected greatness happening this early, from Tebogo showing the shape we always knew he would eventually have (but later), Lindsay, Sears, etc.! Paris is gonna be hot, and I’m happy we get to see it before it all goes to hell with FT ruining things for the viewers!
He is not fast though, notice how the others were catching up to him, he is a Coleman, fast start, but low top speed.
@@Binahx86 wait, are you referring to the semi finals or the final? In the semi final, he got caught because he purposely slowed down. In the final, he continued to pull away from the pack while only Big Joe chased him down, but Big Joe chases down everyone, and he was still nowhere close in the end.
What you just described would mean he, like Christian Coleman, is VERY fast, which is how he separated, but it would mean he didn’t have endurance. Anyone who gets way out on the field is showing they are fast; it is the endurance you’re talking about, because sprinters rapidly decelerate in the final stages not because of their speed, but just endurance. He looks amazing to me.
He just won at the tape with both running 19.71. That too with a headwind of 1.5. A 19.5 is very much in the cards for both of them sometime this year if they can time training well, avoid injury and get positive conditions.
@@alansamuel2454 you’re talking about a different race than this one (this one was the last race), but just do agree with you. Tebogo is tons like the old Lyles with his talent, although he seems like a bit of a 2.0 version. Meanwhile, I think Lindsey has 19.5 in him and will probably do that this year if he continues to train hard and also, I think he needs to improve his frequency a little. He’s fast and his steps look good, but I wanna see him turn it over a little bit faster to reach his full potential.
Tebogo taking the W with a 19.7
The 200 in Paris could be crazy
Tebogo can't lose to Lindsey if he is in the shape most people think.
What makes you say that? Lindsey has done nothing but Progress. We haven't seen his best yet. The Light is On Letsile so we see him more but don't hold a blind eye to Courtney he's only gotten better. It will be closer than you think.
He just lost to Lindsey today. Start being fans to the sport and not to people it will help you see there's a lot of talent out there.
Lindsey is hungry. He wants to make a statement and also eventually the US team. Tebogo knows it. It’s going to be a showdown.
Tebogo will eventually break the WR in both the 200 and 400, and I don't think it will be too far in the future.
Great to see the 2 in-form 200m guys going H2H already! Interestingly, Jenna Prandini is on the Mt. Sac Relays start-lists of the LONG JUMP, 4x1 (Keni, Syd, Jenna & Morolake Akinosun) & 4x4 (Jenna, Athing, Syd & Chloe Abbott)! That 4x1 will be up against Coach Flo's 4x1 of Dina, Rhasidat, Lanae & Julien.
So happy for Trinidad and Tobago
I just hope Lindsey can push Tebogo to the line because I know they can run a 19.6 now give the altitude and good conditions if it is a tailwind !!!
He will they are sleeping on Courtney but he's damn good. His progression has been nothing short of amazing
Both did a 19.71 with a headwind of 1.5, wit Lindsey winning.
Shout out to Lindsay who is from the Chicago area (im from Illinois). He didnt even win state in High School , so to see him as one of the Worlds best is incredible.
From Rock Island ( Quad Cities)
There’s such a big different from “the worlds fastest man” and “fastest time of the year.” The worlds fastest is the prior year champion, period. You don’t lose the title because it’s a new year, you have to earn it at the world championships. It’s unnecessary to claim someone is the worlds fastest man of the season, it literally just started. There is only one champion. The rest are just winning races and trying to climb their way to the top.
I just hope they get a positive tailwind. The 2023 season had too many headwinds...
The headwinds affect the times not the result since they both will be running in to a headwind in that scenario.
All a headwind might do is have the 200m world lead remain as it is right now.
@@kc5466 Well, technically the wind does actually effect athletes slightly differently. Smaller athletes tend to benefit more from tailwinds and struggle more in headwinds than heavier athletes. Still, it usually doesn't make enough of a difference to change the result, though it can.
@@Elliottklassen so who’s the smaller athlete in this scenario?
And you might as well blame the shoes they are wearing too for the result because shoe brands and types can affect athletes differently as well.
But they’re both sponsored by Nike so the shoe thing won’t make much of a difference just like their size won’t in headwinds since they’re basically the same size.
TRP has already suggested that a headwind can be miraculously turned in to a headwind. It is a bit mind boggling but it entails changing the starting line into the finishing line and the finishing line in to the starting line. In other words instead of running in to the wind which is call a "headwind" they will have the wind behind them which is called a "tailwind." That latter term is a bit mystifying because it implies that the athletes have a tail but we all realize humans do not have tails.
@@kc5466 Courtney is listed in Wikipedia as 5'10" and 353 lbs.
Tebogo is listed as 6' tall and 159 lbs.
It’s so exciting as a track fan to see dudes like Tebogo,Knighton and Lindsey around we got some great talent to watch over coming years
Oh Fahnbulleh 😩
Realistically expecting 19.79 he'll just run fast enough to win tbh
Reminds me of Powell, so smooth
I’ll continue to say Tebogo could be the next Bolt as he can get solid starts, quite good drive phases, overall good max velocity and impressive speed maintainance. He is the most versatile sprinter I have ever seen! Going from 19.50 African Record (unbroken for 27 years) broke on maybe his first DL meet of his career? and 6th all-time to 30.69 World Record slapping goat Niekerk by .12 to now 44.29 WL and this is like an Olympic gold medal calibre performance…
If he’s healthy he will surely kill Lindsey (nothing against him) at 200.
Tebogo also showed he can even drop almost never seen splits over the first few meters of 100m race beating coleman at the WCs final in Budapest. So he got all the tools just put things together he could drop sub 9.8, sub 19.5, sub 44 maybe already this year. Let’s see!
19.75 on the cards from Tebogo at altitude.
Can't wait!
You got this COURTNEY LINDSEY!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 BEAST MODE💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾...👑
Hype is real
Tebogo is SO fast... he could drink champagne & sign autographs while on the way to the finish line... and still win!
If the weather is good and they’re not jet lagged, they will run under 19.70. I’m also assuming no injuries and the track is reasonably fast.
Love the vids keep it up!
Tebza is a machine if he decides to sprint all the way to the finish line without slowing his pace towards the finish line he's gona annihilate these records
That high altitude will produce at least 19.7 for both.
I’m just here for the pronunciation of Fahnbulleh… I was disappointed there was no Fahnbulleh.
I will be back for the fahnbulleh
My big reservation is Tebogo's age. Is this him blossoming into an all-time great sprinter with a consistent training regime right before our eyes?
OR is this him pushing himself too hard too early (despite his undeniable talents) & he is already in peak form at season's start? If so, he might be burned out by the Olympics.
It reminds me a lot of Erriyon two seasons ago when he ran his best 200m right at the start of the year @ 19.49 & then never really challenged it again.
That's a Bad young Man!!!
I can’t wait!!!!! 19.62
Bro said botswanian😭😭😭😭
People from botswana are called Motswana
they both ran 19.71 into a headwind, crazy stuff
That too 1.5mph. These guys can both do 19.5 with positive conditions, timing training well and avoiding injury. I see Lyles, Knighton, Tebogo, and Lindsey all capable of 19.5 more or less. Then there's Bednarek, De Grasse who are always serious contenders, then I'm not so sure about Kerely and Hughes right now, but they're also top tier. The 2024 Olympics can be seriously the most stacked 200m field ever assembled.
in that race against Lyles where he got 19.50s he was visibly closing on him and he knocked multiple 10ths off his PB then, he needs a good fight to bring the best out of him just like Lyles imo, both of them have that stupid top end speed and strength to keep pushing in the last 60m+ when others are holding on or slowing down, if Tebogo gets a half decent start and bend to where he is within a metre or 2 of Lindsey i think he will win, after seeing how he practically jogged around that first 100m for his 19.94 i think he has a lot more to give
King Court got this !
Tebogo must run the 800m I would love to see him in this event.The Americans andJamaicans are coming Tebogo.These will be so exciting 😅Maan!!!
Oxygen also decreases with elevation, so would be fascinating to know what is the sweet spot. Surely, everyone knows that if you dismissed the temperature, running atop Mount Everest at 8000 m would result in much slower times due to lack of oxygen.
If the wind is reasonable, we can expect a 19.6 in the cards.
Can somebody explain, is the winner takes more steps or more steps faster than the second guy. They seemed in sync but the leader is propelled faster, crazy I know.
Tebogo the Great Bolt Hope.
He's going places. He always sprints through the line without showboating.
Just ecause it's early in the season he will run 19.70 ,he's in that good shape now if pressed he will go 19.62
Tebogo has raced lindsey in the 100m in monaco and 200m in the final last yr budapest and everytime they face twbogo won so...the favourite is tebogo...probably 19.6 mid gove the altitude..🤷♂️
Tebogo-19.77 Lindsey-19.83
Tbh he seems to be the one to break Bolt’s record. Especially If Knighton gives him a good completion
He has a mixture of Jesse Owens, Michael Johnson, and Frank Fredricks type running form. Meaning Tebogo
If tebogo leads at the 150m he would slow down like he always does he wont tun throught the line...🤷♂️
Tebogo will run 19.54
It’s so weird how competitive the 200m is then you look at the 400m and realize no one has broken 44s in a bit
Yea the 400 was the hyped one with WVN, Kirani James, Gardiner, Norman, Kerley, Makwala, Akeem etc. Now the 200 is easily the one to be hyped
19:72
Tebogo to win the race. In Nairobi at altitude, he should get close to 19 . 6. Maybe even faster, with a bit of wind. Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦
The altitude should be good for a .18 boost. So a 19.80 effort would produce a 19.62.
With Lindsey acting as a rabbit, a .18 second altitude boost and a possible tailwind as well this should be a VERY fast race.
Lindsey don’t get caught
@@RockIslandBoxingClub Tobago probably agrees with you now.👍🏻
19.6
Tebogo wins with 18,9s.
LOL
Probably be a 19.81 win
4:28 but with less air, there's less aerobic efficiency
Courtney Lindsay for the win
19.75
Yall drunk talkin bout Tebogo is gonna run a 19.6 lol
I have nothing technical to say re Tebogo v Lindsay. I just want wins for Tebogo and Botswana 🇧🇼
Well, both young and in top form and fierce competitors, but I am biased, I only cheered and routed for the USA contender; at the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational were raising stars sprinters, but Lindsey reminded me of Coleman and accelerated to his maximum strength and speed, if he clocked in 10.88, was a good time, he would probably count on consistency and remains healthy: he could only do his own lane and maintain what he can do with his own strength, I hope that either he surpassed Logotho or match him or be equal to him, so we shall see; T vs L impressive, and depending upon the weather in Africa: T ( his World time behind Lyles at Budapest) and L ( his time closed to his season best or match his personal best), but I am hoping that Lindsey would WIN because he is just like Coleman of the 60m!!!!
19.6 if there isn't wind
I really struggle to take any notice of any race at altitude. Based on the variance between when they then come back to sea level. Couldn't care less if its 19.6. Gets a big "A".
If I’m Lindsey, I’m picking lane 4 or 5. I would wanna be inside Tebogo, make him be honest & take some of that sting out of his 2nd half. I don’t think Lindsey’s gonna win but I wouldn’t want Tebogo keying off me.
lyles had a 19.3 hes coming
Tebogo gonna smoke everybody
The guy should be as an picture in the dictionary for “SMOOTH”
Linsey 19:76 (hope so bad he get’s on the US team)
Tebogo 19:58
I think he can go much quicker but that guy could aswell just be happy with a W in a anticlimactic time. The only thing in Tebogo’s way is his ego, or maybe it is his advantage who knows
Honestly i think it's his advantage as much as other athletes try and put up a poker face this kid is looking scary and they know it , He has the smoothest form we've ever seen and gives a Bolt-esque aura , If i had to run against him i would be shook , he jogs 19.9 jogs 44.2 , breaks the 300m World Record he is him currently
@@vincent7674 He is faster than Knighton in the 100 m but gets smoked by Knighton in the 200 m although Knighton is about six months younger.
@@vernonfrance2974hell nah. Tebogo has the aura and better top end speed but don’t forget the aura bruh I get goosebumps when this guy pulls up
These guys might be lucky to get bronze at Paris..........
Courtney Lindsey may not even make the USA team for Paris.
@@wilhelmw3455that is true. He only has a chance of taking out bednarek and they are training partners.
For Courtney Lindsay that is true, particularly because making the team will be extremely difficult. But Tebogo is already the reigning bronze medallist, and it was definitely no fluke. Now that he's likely faster than he was last year, to say that he would be lucky to win bronze just sounds silly.
For them not to get bronze you either have an American sweep or degrasse to medal.
Honorable mention: zharnel Hughes as well to contend.
@@wilhelmw3455considering that he made the team last year after a gruelling college season, he most likely will make the team. Only issue is that he’s considering doubling in both the 100m and 200m
Not just high altitudes what about the fast tracks in the 🇺🇸 doesn't that gives athletes fast times.
All I know is the world lead won’t remain 19.88 after that race.
If Lindsey ran like that at worlds he would’ve made the final
Crazy how all the hype around Erriyon Knighton vanished when Tebogo started coming through
Courtney Lindsey wins 1978
Tebogo 19.65 ..Lindsey 19.79
Altitude times.
I think Letsile does enough to win. 19.79A. If he runs considerably faster, he'll be worn out by the Olympics
It's not Botswanian, its Tswana. Botswana is the country. Tswana is the (a) language, culture and identity.
They will run 19.75
Tebogo- Sub 19.5...
Tebogo only weighs 159 lbs although he is slightly over 6' tall. He is NOT powerful. He is the Great Motswana Hope from Botswana.
Wikipedia: "Nickname School-boy (He's only a school boy.)
Nationality Motswana
Born 7 June 2003 (age 20)
Kanye, Botswana
Employer Nike
Height 1.84 m (6 ft 1⁄2 in)
Weight 72 kg (159 lb)"
Courtney Lindsey is much bigger.
Wikipedia: "Courtney Lindsey is an American track and field athlete who competes as a sprinter. Wikipedia
Born: 1998 (age 25 years), Rock Island, IL
Weight: 353 lbs This verifies he is the REAL monster, not Tebogo.
Height: 5 ft 10 in (178 cm)" Lindsey is from Illinois and is a real full grown man at 25 years of age.
353lbs??
@@joedipps I know. I was surprised too but that's what it said at the Wikipedia site. I just checked and now it says 170 lbs. That seems more like it.
@@vernonfrance2974 As they say dont believe everything you read
@@joedipps 👍
Tobago can definitely beat Noah in 300m you can’t fight that..check the 19.50 Noah was losing ground but he started to lose stamina
ta 19.77... lin 19.89...
Letsile only losing if he shut it down to early cuz then Lindsey can take it
COURTNEY LINDSEY BEAT HIM!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉👑👑👑👑👑👑
I wish these somewhere would STOP. FUCKING. STATIC. STRETCHING!!!!!! It creates unity and decreases athletic performance. Static stretching is the biggest myth in sports. Thank you Bob Anderson. It creates micro tears that can become BIG years when under load, and it can decrease athletic performance up to 30 percent for up to an hour after stretching. You want sprinters to stay nice and springy. If you want a spring to stay strong and springy, what are you not going to do to it? Stretch it out all the time.
sprinters*
Courtney Lindsay is a worse name than that famous Johnny Cash song "a man named Sue" it's like two female names combined.
It’s King Court
Don't worry about his name. Worry about him winning! Because that's exactly what he is going to do. Your comment is more sassy than his name....🤣🤣
They don’t know Teala but they gone find out!
Why do you keep pronouncing his name “Teboho”
Because that’s the actual proper way to pronounce it. If you listen to any of the broadcasts in Botswana or South Africa, they always pronounce it without the classic G sound.
@@thedailystride5407 oh I see, thanks
@@thedailystride5407 thats wrong still, in Botswana its' pronounced with a G sound...
Lindsey running 19.7, Tebogo 19.3
If Tebogo runs 19.3, he's cooked for the rest of the season
@@phaethon1988 no, he is running 18.9 later
@@phaethon1988 yes. This season he is running 18.96, 9.70 and 43.40
@@crabb9966 His 400 really scared me...versatility like this is practically unheard of. He is literally the man to take Bolt's 200m WR, I think Lyles will get closer but not break it.
@@alansamuel2454 he already has the 300 meter world record. He can get the 400 and 200 comfortably but if he can become the fastest man ever by breaking the 100 is interesting
Tebogo 19.66
❤❤❤❤
19.5
Don’t think it will ever happen but if Glen Mills gets him it’s all over 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😉