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People Are Very Upset About This || Noah Lyles VS. Kishane Thompson - Men's 100 Meters
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My brothers and sisters in Jamaica and the Caribbean…I hope you and family are safe. I can’t wait for the Olympics. May the best athletes win!
You're on an American UA-cam channel talking about your brothers and sisters in the Caribbean...cut the BS.
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@kpperry784 checked with friends in Kingston...no power, but all are safe. Envisioning a healthy nation of Jamaica! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@NelsonJ1 we are all brothers and sisters
@@NelsonJ1🤨
I think Tebogo is going to shock a lot of people this year. Sadly, his mother recently passed away, and that of course might negatively effect his performance, but I still think he's going to shock a lot of people, especially in the 200m.
Well actually both races
The guy is too focused on American athletes
Tebogo is an X factor. His mom's sad passing could be negative for his performance but then again, if he goes out there and runs his heart out for his mother, there's no telling what might happen but it could be magical! He is the only current sprinter going forward that can probably consistently do the sprint double or maybe even triple‼
Tebogo is taking all of them. His mother is getting all 3😂
Yes!
Tbh id say the 100m is open...
Dont forget we have some guys who havent even gotten serious to run the 100m apart from the us athletes....Simbine,Tebogo,Marcel,Omanyala,De grasse...
Remeber when Kerley didnt make the final...last yr year thats the 100m for you
@@Yes_I_c4n Jacobs is the defending Olympic champion in the 100m at Tokyo in 2021
Honestly the only one there where we don't know just how good of shape they are in is Tebogo.
Tebogo ran a 19.71 in the 200m
And broke the 300m record
He also set a personal best in the 400m of 44.29
And split a 43.29 at the world Relays
For the 100m he split an 8.90 seconds so he s indeed not to be overlooked
agreed! its all about surviving the rounds until the final where anything can happen.. ie Macel Jacobs
@@Yes_I_c4nomanyala isn't fast enough? He has a PB of 9.77 and ran 9.79 this year. He hasn't shown consistency yet but he's definitely fast enough.
So people really think Noah will beat kishane? If both runners execute their races well I doubt Noah will win, kishane ran faster than Noah Lyle's pb twice in a matter of few hours without going 100%
I'd say the real battle would be between Seville and Lyles
I personally dont trust those Jamaican times.
Sir that means nothing. He has never raced this group of people. Now when he loses I’m sure u will do some pussy popping and back peddling
@@TheRealBrayoTv the times are legal and the timing system is legit. proof of this is that the Jamaican times are recognized by world athletics
hurricaine kishane got it in the 100, but america takes the 4x1 and lyles takes the 200 unless a crazy upset happens
I mean, if he truly is like Powel, then he is likely to underperform on the big event...
edit: I know people meant in running style, it's just to point that we don't even know yet if he can perform on the big stage.
my opinion is that if someone runs a high 9.7 (like 9.79 or 9.78) lyles may be able to close the gap, but if someone runs 9.7 mid or low then i don't think he will be able to close fast enough
🤝
@@Yes_I_c4nagreed
@@Yes_I_c4nBeat his PB like he did when he ran 9.83 last year.
I think he’s capable of 9.79 it’s just a matter of time.
@@Yes_I_c4n Hard to say for sure if he’s peaked or not yet though. A lot of sprinters peak older than Lyles Currently is.
2022 he got a new 200m PB
2023 he got a new 100m PB
2024 he got a new 60m PB and equaled his 100m PB and the season is still young.
He’s a much better 200m runner but I don’t think 9.7 high is impossible for him in the 100.
@@Yes_I_c4n I’m pretty much in agreement with you, I see an absolute best of 9.78/9.79 from Lyles if he gets his best race in the right conditions, maybe a nice legal tailwind to help him along below 9.8.
He hasn’t got the top end speed to go any faster in the 100, his main strength is speed endurance for the 200.
Kishane and Oblique are looking very impressive!
Kishane Thompson 9.77 can go to 9.70 with the right conditions.
This is crazy. People really betting on Lyles over Kishane? 100 is not even Lyles event; he can only win if no one runs a 9.7.
@@xungnham1388 Maybe no one does. There’s a lot of pressure in an Olympic final.
I underestimated him, too; more than once. I said he'd never run under 9.9. I said he wasn't built to break 19.5. He'll never win the world title at 100 meters. He can't possibly run 9.7. Don't be too surprised when he is on top of that podium in Paris, with Kishane looking up in bewilderment and adoration.
I'm pretty sure that's the case for everyone. Who's consistently running 9.7? Let's not act like Kishane is out there jogging 9.7s.
@@jamezkpal2361The glazing is crazy, but all jokes aside that aint happening
@@user-mq6wn3ku8jHe deffo didn’t jog, but its clear he could go faster
Watching Kishane's race at Jamaican Nat's was scary. There is more in his tank
Bolt only did sub 9.7 on three occasions and his 9.58 was 4 days before his 23rd birthday and so too was Blakes' 9.69 in his 23rd year! Kishane is turning 23 in 12 days‼Oh, and Seville just turned 23 in March ‼😏
Yes he is well rested
@@bobpenny8011 Nothing left in his vials, though .. 💉💉💉💉💉
Betta bloodclaat know😅
I love Sha’carri’s stride. It’s very unique and blends power and efficiency with excellent form. A lot comes down to how well she gets off the line, but I really hope she has a good race and the gold goes to the one with the most pure running style.
She is mechanical perfection at top speed. I've noticed (or imagined) that she has a tendency to want to hop out of the blocks instead of push out of them. I don't think I've ever seen her scoot her toe. Sometimes, when she jumps out, she loses her balance, sometimes more than slightly. I think when she does that, she sometimes overcorrects, leading to a ragged, slow start and a delayed drive. When she doesn't do that, you get 10.65.
Agreed. She really winds up and produces a ton of downforce and power into the track which propels her across the track. Strong glutes! Would be amazing if she could just refine that first 10m, especially the first 3 steps. I'm sure her coach is all over it with her.
@@scott-richardson roids
She gets off the line slow
The way you all talk about running is so weird.
Great analysis and video once again. Could you please make or include details of days/start times for specific track events in Paris time (converted to EST) so to make sure we don't miss the action on the track. I think that would make a highly viewed video. Thanks
kishane shut it down early on that 9.7. I think he could hit 9.69. Lyles has never broke 9.8. He just doesn't have the power in his start and relies on that top end speed at the end.
He's bias because he's American
@@user-wp8mt1gt8u Those are the betting makers odds, not the video makers.
@user-wp8mt1gt8u noah fastest time is 9.83 that time is weak compared to others
@@artisticskillz01compared to which others? Only 3 athletes that will be there have broken 9.80 and only two have done it this year. Kerley actually has the fastest PB in the field but he did that in 2022. Omanyala ran a 9.79 this year and Thompson ran 9.77. outside of them you have Jacobs with a PB of 9.80 but he hasn't done that since 2021 and Seville with a 9.82. none of those times make Noah look weak. The one thing Noah does have is consistency because you're going to have to run faster than 9.83 to beat him which, as I went over several of them are capable of doing but that doesn't mean they will do it when it matters. The only other one with consistency like him is Seville
Lyles in 9.75 🥇
Noah has been building towards a pb and 9.7 is clearly on the table
The problem child Kishane has entered the chat. If he doesn't spazz out, he is the next global superstar. Everybody saw what happened in Jamaica. That boy is the truth.
They are afraid because of what he said in the interview.
He outlet the top secret.
This is what frightened America and every competition plus, he is coached by the best coach in the world Stephen Francis.
Shelly the most medalist.
Elaine double Olympic with an Olympic record.
Shericka have medals in the 200,100m and 400m.
Holding some of the best times.
So they no they are on a hurricane watch.
@@user-oj2nw8pv9qeven though he didn't win the big one don't forget world record holder and sub 10 king Asafa from MVP as well.
Track fans are very one track minded. Even though noah has been the most consistent runner, they still look at someone’s personal best and rule him out. There are a handful of guys noah has faced with better PB than him and he still has been able to beat them. You don’t run around your pb all year (unless you are named shelly ann Fraser price that year she would just wake up and decide to run 10.60s🤣)
Anyways kishane looks like a very complete 100m runner but I am
Not jumping on the bandwagon because of one race. He has been injured and inconsistent and he definitely has a chance to prove himself. If he does he might be able to be the next bolt for jamaica!
he has been inconsistent because of injuries, but his times have been consistent. i hope both are healthy and top of their games.
Lyles is not consistent either. He did horribly at Tokyo 2020, the biggest stage, where it really mattered.
The fact remains that Lyles has only done 9.83 twice and both occasions he had to run flat out. Meanwhile the two Jamaicans have already easily each sub 9.83 twice this June while cruising and Oblique also equaled Lyles 9.83 this June too‼There's no way that Lyles is getting near to gold or silver and odds on he will not even be on the 100m podium in Paris‼
@@DOLEWDREW I'll comeback to this comment after this Olympics 😂
@kandiekane. How say he Not consistent and bring up 2020😂 bro that's 4yrs ago, that's like Freshman in HS school, still being held against him as a Senior, alot of growth and evolve for better in that time.. How consistent has he been within the Last Year or THIS Season.. not 4yrs ago
In the words of Noah Lyles, personal bests are just that, PERSONAL. You can beat your PB, Breaking someone’s record, and make history for your country in the same race you just lost.
Noah is cooked though.
@@tinamarie8061 glad you add " race you have just Lost "
Sherika will be in 10.6 shape , Sherika never forget the races.
Clearly she did last year
i dont trust Shericka to get the job done with Shacarri... dont think she will win!
My bet it 🇯🇲🇯🇲will be 1and 2 and maybe 🇺🇲
@@kellybrown7402 Shacarri has never faced this pressure before!!
If Sha'Carri gets the start she will win. Her last 30 m is insane when in form. I still believe that Sha'Carri can go sup 10.6 and be the third fastest women ever. On 200 m Shericka look unbeatable.
I wasn’t going to comment but do I think SR is a favorite in W100m? Yes. Almost 4yrs after winning the Bowerman, her head seems to be on straight. She’s always been fast, and is catching the legendary 🇯🇲 trio on the back-half of their careers (age, injuries). HOWEVER, never say never. 🇯🇲 has some talent in the cut (Clayton). But the entire nation is rooting for her - which is what she wants. NOW, Lyles has more to worry about than 🇯🇲: Kenny said he’s coming for Lyles in Paris. 👀.
I am hoping Kishane wins, but that Tebogo is like a sleeper cell, they need to watch out for him coming because that kid is dangerous.❤❤❤❤ but for sure, the 100m men will be an epic showdown.
I'm excited for this more than usa basketball. At least you know there is competition.
The only thing that can prevent Kishane from winning is his fitness. If he remains fit, he's easy money for the 100 M. Kishane is going to run 9.6X and Noah simply cannot go that fast... No one else can in fairness.
Why are people so upset? This is supposed to be fun. Both are great sprinters! Why not appreciate both athletes. This is gaining so much attention. Haters will always be haters! People are so soft on athletes being confident and competitive. It should all be in good fun!
Because who would click on the video if the title was not provocative? It's our own fault really.
Tebogo is gonna be a huge sleeper for both 100m/200m.
yup - he needs an alarm clock
200-yes
100-naahhh
he is the sleeper i reckon too
Anybody can win this one. It’s gonna be beast mode
To be honest, it's wide open! Anyone can pull a surprise! Being Jamaican, I'm going to be biased, but in all honesty, it's open for the taking, both for the women and men!
Fred Kyrley is going peak and shock everyone for the gold.
@Total Running Productions: WHERE IS THE VIDEO YOU MADE OF KISHANE THOMPSON WHEN HE RAN 9.77???? I am searching for it but cannot find it 🤔
u can search for it , its out there
Trying to be funny keep that to yourself
@@rosemarieedwards5538 it's a genuine question... perhaps you can help me find it. It's possible I'm not searching thoroughly.
I think this will be the battle of
Top end speed. But I’m surprised I haven’t seen anyone analyse Thompson 100m yet, I’d love to see the data on his top speed, 0-60m etc. during his 9.7 run!
Here’s the thing, Oblique Seville fast time all took place in Jamaica. Can he handle the pressure on a World Stage in a different country?
Don't forget what he did in Atlanta
Kishane is my choice for favourite based on his rapid progress over the last three years but only time will tell if he can handle the pressure of an Olympic Games.
The difference with Kishane and Asafa, is Asafa has a bullet start from out the block but tends not to hold that speed to the finish line, however, Kishane doesn't have Asafa bullet start but has better top end speed that makes him a better finisher than Asafa.
🤫"They said it couldn't done That I wasn't the one But I thank God that I am." ~Noah Lyles~ Congratulations! Noah! 🥇
Lyles can perform under pressure, but he has to execute a perfect race to win the 100, he has improved his start but others (kishane, Oblique) are more talented in this regard.
I'm expecting an exciting race, and hope to see Kerley in the mix.
Recency bias is clouding people's opinions. Kishane is fast, but you know who also has a faster PB than Lyles? Omenyala. And remind me again how he did at the World Championships and Olympics? Running fast times is great and all, but if you can't do it at the biggest meets, it's all for not. Lyles already proven that he can perform when the lights are bright, we don't know about that for Kishane yet.
@@Yes_I_c4nfacts
Lyles lost to Seville this year. He might not even metal.
The MANNER in which Thompson ran that 9.77 must have Lyles crapping his pants...😅😅
Omanyala runs all his 9.7s in a very high altitude and haven’t replicated it anywhere else, Kishane thompson ran it on a perfectly fine track
We have yet to see how Kishane can handle pressure. Hopefully he can manage as he is clearly faster.
+1600 is great value for Kenny
I'm Jamaican and I don't think we can sleep on Lyles in the 100m. Watched a race from last year's Diamond league where he ran down both Coleman and Kishane and only just lost to Coleman with Kishane coming 4th. This guy loves running ppl down. He's been doing it since world juniors where he won 100m gold doing the same thing. He's done it so many times now against the best that he's gotten very confident that he can run anyone down. Kishane and Oblique will have to get out front and stay out front if they are to win cause this guys will be in the mix at the end. If they both run sub 9.8 then they're gonna pull Lyles to sub 9.8 as well cause he normally comes through just before the line. The meet in London this weekend should give us a glimpse of what Lyles been working on in practice since Kishane showed out in Jamaica so it should be a good watch. Our guys are gonna have to execute to their max potential to win that gold and silver that they are capable of.
Noah needs to first worry about Oblique before he even thinks about Kishane. Oblique is the one who took Noah’s stripe like it was nothing😂
To say Shelly Fraizer-Pryce would have to run the race of her life to beat Richardson is over the top.Considering Shelly Fraizer-Pryce has ran under 10.7 more times than any female sprinter ever.Also she has ran 10.60 which is Faster then any time Richardson had run. It would be more accurate to say Shelly Fraizer-Pryce would only have to run what she had already run to beat Richardson.
Am Jamaican and he is right.I don't think she'll medal
I would never bet against Lyles. He knows how to kick it up a notch as required.
Well Lyle’s lost to Seville this year. He didn’t kick it up a notch there.
@@bf6639he kicked it up at the world championships, beating Seville and everyone else !!
@@bf6639a fast time wasn’t needed there. Lyles runs his best when it matters
@@Terry-du3vcNyles has never done 9.7s
@@alsocallum don't be acting like that race never mattered to Noah. He certainly didn't run to get second place.
Shacarri couldn't beat Shelly or Elaine at their best. Both are past their best due to age. However Shacarri still has to get by Sherika.
You say oblique Seville too casually. America will be reminded of why we are sprinting champions.
I think it's gonna take 9.75 to win
That means it will definitely not be Lyles.
You mean 9.67 or 9.68
@@jamdawgutube That would be nice. Recall that Bolt broke the WR in spring 2008 when he ran the 100 m for fun, at a New York track meet (i.e., 9.72) (Bolt's specialty was 200 m). Later at the Beijing Olympic Games he set a new WR: 10.69. I haven't seen enough of Kishane Thompson to consider him Bolt-like material. Who knows, he may surprise us all in Paris. We'll have to wait and see what happens.
I gotta see 9.6 or even 9.72 before I see 9.6 that's a very rare company
Where do you find the ranking?
People (especially Kishane supporters) in these comments are getting way too defensive. KT isn’t the favourite because Lyles is the reigning 100m WC, and KT only just cemented himself as a legit challenger. Lyles has been proving doubters wrong his whole career, and he has proven it on the world stage. KT hasn’t, Seville hasn’t, so despite what happened in Jamaica this season, at the trials, or between Seville and Lyles, Seville and KT both have to prove they can handle the pressure on the world stage before they can be considered favourites.
Kishane Thomson's is the the sprinter to beat at the Paris Olympics. His time in recent runs are insane..
and that speak volume of his recent performance...
As always I will rely on time to be a good story teller when dust settles in the final of blue ribbon events in the summer Olympics.
Cheers..
Never been a more tense championship since 2015 when ppl doubted Bolt. This, right here - I need popcorn and a whole lotta cream soda
😂😂😂. Real tense. May the best man win
Tebogo is going to be the biggest upset in Paris
Guys, where do u watch the Paris Olympics??
Hurricane 🌀 Kishane for the Win 🥇
this is a terrible nickname with the current circumstances
@@dmcdgames2388 its okay , Hurricanes will happen more in the near future & all over the world + Increased Volcanic eruptions ( 2 in Italy today ! ) and earth Quakes . Don' hide your head in the sand ...its only gonna ramp up
Don't like that this video is essentially a DraftKings promo.
If this channel turns into betting ads I'm out
@@TheTrailRabbit same.
it’s not a promo it was basically insight of what ppl are saying around..
We are getting American spin on things.
I think the men's 100m is really hard to call. But for me, it comes down to Lyles, Thompson, Seville, Omanyala and Tebogo as the top 5 (no particular order). Beyond that, I don't think guys like DeGrasse, Kerley or Jacobs have a chance of winning this time around, but who knows? You can never fully write off a previous champion.
For the women's 100m, while I personally would love seeing Fraser-Pryce win again, I don't think it's gonna happen. I think Richardson is just too strong and too consistent right now, I don't see anyone else that could defeat her if she keeps it together.
BALCO chemist went to Jamacia and worked with these sprinters. Remember BALCO got into trouble making steriods for Sammy Sosa, and all those other zMLB players thatvhit 60 to 70+ home runs.
If you faced a lawsuit for that statement, where would find evidence to validate your claim?
Dumbb as a rock 😂
Don’t kishane your eggs before they are hatched
What has lyles done at the Olympics to even be considered! NOTHING.
Lyles' goose is already cooked‼😂
Yall acting like lyes is there to defend him title anything can happen
Kishane wins 🏆 🪙🥇🏅
I love when people bet against Lyles
@@barrycook8116 Same, I love it when he proves everyone wrong...but seriously Kishane gonna eat him 😂
I mean you can think whatever. Races are won on the track and not in the comment section. You act like he is so much better than Lyles and that’s so far from the truth.
@@barrycook8116 Exactly! Let the track speak! Realistically, if someone runs your PB back to back in heats, then eases up to a time you've never reached then the writings pretty much on the wall. Right now Noah needs to pull off the race of his life, whereas Kishane needs to stay fit and execute a clean race.
But hey like I said, I love watching Noah prove himself
Wow you probably listened to Gatlins podcast, literally the exact same reaction
Kishane run well this season but he is not that experienced athlete as Lyles, Lyles will be stronger in the mental game because it’s gonna be an olimpic final and not gonna be easy in mental. But we know well Lyles, he is so confident and I think he is gonna beat Kishane! But all respect for him fo 9.77
There will be a factor of "the most important race of 4 years" coming to a play. I predict Thompson, Seville and Tebogo on the rostrum of men 's competition. Americans will steal the show in 200m though. On women's side, classy clash between America's best Richardson and Jamaican bests. Let's see who will sell the form best and keep the nerves at bay there 😉 my money's on Sha'carri though. As for times, it depends on wind conditions, but I see men's gold at
On paper, Kishane Thompson should be the Gold medalist from these Olympic Games. However, things can happen including injuries, weather, nerves and the experience you have at competitions.
I'm sure Kishane & Seville have been preparing and will be giving their best at Paris. The question really comes down if they can replicate these times when the medals at stake on the big stage.
However, when you look at someone like Lyles, who many have consistently doubted him or posed someone else to beat him at major championships, Noah over the past 2 years always prevails. I don't believe Noah has reached his peak in the 100 or 200 this season and I think we may see more improvements from Lyles at the Olympics.
I also think Marcell Jacobs has a very good chance to medal considering his consistency this year, his victory at Europeans and the lack of injuries his picked up. He may dip under his PB and be in the mix too.
There are many names that can be a contender for the Gold medal but we will have to wait and see what happens from the heats onwards.
@Yes_I_c4n Kenny, Christian, Fred, Tebogo, Zharnel, etc are weak competition to you?!
@@Yes_I_c4nFred and Christian have all ran 9.7s
Out of all the names you should Marcel? You must be freaking European
The winning times last year were 9.83, 9.88, etc., FYI. Not impressive considering that everyone is walking those times this year
In 2020 Trayvon Brommel was the highly favored winner of the 100m running 9.70 multiple times leading up to the Olympics, however he failed in the rounds. So let's see if these favorites have the endurance to get to the finals. As far as the women go. Looks like Richardson will take gold as Jackson just injured herself in her last race. She went into the race with her knee taped up, then she pulled up in the finals stretch. 3 weeks just to heal and another 3weeks to get into tip top shape is very optimistic. Looks like knee & hamstring. News reported achilles. But not confirmed
the odds given by casinos (or online betting services) don't reflect the probabilities of the events occurring; they base their odds on the amount of money bet on the individuals.
Kishanes time of 9.77 was with a +0.9 wind speed, same with Sevilles 9.82 +0.9 wind speed. While Lyles 9.83 was with only a 0.4 wind speed. That makes a significant difference at this level in actual times. All of these speeds are almost identical when calculating for increased help in wind speed. (as everyone will be participating with same wind speed) Kishanes other run with a 0.6 wind speed was only a 9.84 (and he has only crossed into 9.7s once this entire year)
@@rdizzy1 that’s not true
@@rdizzy1 9.83 at 0.4 converts to ~9.85 at 0.0. 9.77 at 0.9 converts to ~9.81 at 0.0 (so still faster than Noah's PR). They're not "almost identical".
Both kishane and oblique pulled back around 60-70 meters in the Jamaican final. Noah ran all out in his 9.83. Kishane also ran faster than Lyle’s in his semi, and pulled back at the 60 in that race too.
One factor is indisputable, the track in Eugene is a faster track! State of the art. Possibly the best track in the world🎉 Noah is by far the favorite in the 200m. But who ever gets the best start in the 100m finals is likely to win. And no one will touch Bolt's numbers!🎉🎉
@@cookierobber Right ! @rdizzy1 does not know what he talking about,
Seville beat Lyles, under the same wind conditions, by 0.03 (i.e., 9.82 vs. 9.85).
Andre de grasse will win
😅😅😅
@@JappaKneads Canada will also win the 4x100m men
@leochanez3519 I'm DYING!! Lol!...
Thanks for providing this week's serving of next-level comedy.
Love your patriotism, tho!
Respect!!...
@@JappaKneads ok ok ok I admit that Andre de Grasse may not win the 100m but as for the 200m he will rewrite history. In the 4x100 we have 4 sprinters, certainly slower than those of the USA, but a thousand times more united and more efficient in passing on the baton. They have unrivaled experience together that will lead them to the gold medal.
yep I don't see a world where Andre de Grasse leaves the Olympics without a medal. Certain he will make history once again
On the men's side, it's a really hard call. I think the top 8 or 9 all have a real shot at the podium. And I feel that Kishane, Oblique, Letsile or Kenny could potentially snatch the gold, unless… Noah could be hiding his cards by not running his absolute fastest in the trials, in order to surprise his rivals in Paris. Noah has to run sub 9.8 in Paris if he wants the gold.
Personally i would love to see a showdown between Lyles and Tebogo in the 200m
I think kishane runs low 9.7 I think Lyles breaks 9.80. Seville probably breaks his pb excited to see them in action
Seville can beat Lyles.
@@danbotez1307 he's never done it before under the pressure, I think Lyles is better in the bigger races. I think it will be close between Tobogo and Seville for 3rd, whilst KT and NL will fight for 1st.
@all-caps3927
"Under pressure"..😅😅😅
@@Yes_I_c4n im talking about oblique seville smart guy. maybe read the comment of the guy im replying to and im the one thats 'tripping' 🤣🤣
@@all-caps3927 Lyles will not medal!
Still have Lyles coming out on top. Kishane is going to impress for sure but people take recent races WAY TOO MUCH into consideration. Lyles has been way more consistent last year and definitely into this year. More curious about Oblique who's shown that consistency as well.
I've got marcell Jacobs. The dudes huge and he ran a 6.41 at the world indoors in 2022, backing his Olympic gold.
He's on schedule this year to return to form and defend the title
Kishane ran a 9.85 and 9.87 last year. Now he's at a 9.77 and ran faster than Noah's pb twice n a couple of hours without going 100%. I don't think Noah will beat him if both athletes execute their races well
The real battle will be between Seville and Lyles
Lol. Cope.
Take a hike
Nerd alert
These rankings are understandably biased by statistics, without considering peak form strategies or even the psychological patterns of the athletes when it comes to international competitions. I wouldn't leave out the podium Jacobs and DeGrasse, especially the latter since he won multiple medals in the Olympics. These two are always dangerous when it comes to international events of this caliber, they know very well when to peak at their maximum forms. Anyway, I really cannot wait to see them all running, especially Noah in the 200m I feel like he's cooking something good!
I'm hoping US men and women sprinters get sharp and consistent at executing their race plans, especially their starting and reaction times out of the blocks! US sprinters don't seem to be consistent with every race, unlike the Jamaicans. You have to give them credit, if they beat on the start they tend to have great forum so you generally don't catch them in the second half of a race, just telling the truth so I hope US sprinters make it a priority to become consistent on their starts and relay exchanges!!!!!😊
Hurricane 🌀 Kishane the next global superstar has just arrived 👏🏽🇯🇲👏🏽🇯🇲👏🏽🇯🇲
shelly will be ready, the Jamaican women will be peak for the olypmpics
That messed up they don't want us to make any money of her negative odds is crazy..Vegas is buggin
What I was shocked to discover is that Noa Lyles has a wider stride than Bolt! No wonder he believes he can run 9.41
Kishane Thompson easily has the Highest ceiling of all men in the 100m. However, it's about titles; coach Francis has more success with women sprinters getting OLY titles & coach Mills has more success with male sprinters getting OLY titles. Let's also Not forget that Lyles has No OLY individual titles yet. I pick Jamaica to go 1-2 in Paris, with Thompson winning it all.
Mens USA isnt touching the podium in the 100m.
He might touch it but won't be standing on it!😏
Lmao dream on
I think the 100m dash can be anybody's race. The athlete who's in top form, perfect start and high in confidence level on the big dsy will take the gold
Kishane cruised to a 9.77. CRUISED.
damm
If Sha'carri replicates similarly to her Budapest World Championship win in the 100m, I definitely think she is contention to break 10.5 and break Elaine's Olympic Record of 10.61m. And considering how France is with their weather, the wind should be a little more beneficial than it was in Hungary with all the humid conditions.
I didn't even know she ran into a negative wind for the championship 😮
@@Tredawakandan she did
10.61 is the real FloJo WR and has already been broken by Elaine (10:54) and Shelley-Ann (10.60)
No way Sha'carri can run below 9.60.
@@danbotez1307 The WR is 10.49, whether you consider it real or fake.
@@TheWayWithKhuwayne It is in a book, but anyone who knows anything about track and field knows it is a fake WR,
Where on earth did you find these odds? The margin is 40% for each of these events right into the pockets of the bookmaker. Did the math myself. That is crazy. Normally, here in Denmark, it is only 5%.
I saw these odds on draft kings
He don’t screen pulls from DraftKings he sharing his opinion but basing it on times and Odds already listed and completed
Olympic atmosphere will break shacarri and shericka will win. It’s a different game. Kishane is super fast so the Olympic pressure will be balanced out.
So what we are saying is gold medalist Marcell Jacob’s who shocked everyone in the last Olympics and should not be considered has zero chance of a re-upset. However you look at this all the runners have to go through all the heats and some may very well may will fall start given they’ve never been in the Olympics.
That is a very big difference in experience vs speed.
Let the gantlet down and hope that no one shot their load to early before the Olympics because only the win matters not the time, unless you are Usain Bolt where both were always his allies when he consistently broke Records.
Based on his 9.77, his muscularity, focus only on the 100 meter, I give the edge to Thompson at the Olympics
He has never run that fast in a major race. Nerves are a thing we will see how he handles it. The problem with running against Lyles is the performance he puts on before his races. You can see the rest of the field tighten up after he does that.
@@blankname6629Dont run below 9.83... just showboat!... 😅😅😅
Well, he looked incredibly strong, particularly when he shut it down early and still ran 9.77. He may have sacrificed 0.05 s by shutting it down so soon.
@@blankname6629Bro acting like he has run many times
@@jusbusff9306 the stats back it up. Last time I checked Lyles was the world champ.
Shit, looks like an easy way to make money betting on Kishane.
i was thinking the same thing
it always looks easy until the J Day , than the plan didnt go accordingly ...which i wish u to loose
2:15 it’s called “dumb money”. Attracts bets to either side of the line triggering wagers to happen thus moving the line. Wanna bet it closes to parity by the time they get to Paris? Thats how it works. I’ll happily eat crow but that line will be even in 3 weeks between a Noah and Kishane. Happens all the time.
Said it before I’ll say it again… an athlete like Kishane with only one responsibility and in his specialty no less is dangerous. Especially when you have a doubler like Noah, a shortened sprinting program to just 5 days, and now repechage rounds. You love to cite Noah’s ability to go fast in the semis… if he goes to deep waters worrying himself with glory heat victories like he did racing Kenny to the line in an early round, he may be paying for that later. It’s a weak 200m field so if he can pull off the upset, bc let’s get real beating Kishane is an upset, he’s going to thrash the field in the 2. But if Kishane executes, which I would wager he will given how incredibly effective his program was this taper, so long as Noah is smart and mentally prepared to accept a podium, he should be in great shape to finish strong. I still think had he not doubled in Paris he’d knock on the door of the world record for the 2. There’s a reason no one can replicate Bolt’s ability to double at the Games. His ability to manage the entire competition is unmatched. The discipline to run fast only when required is an overlooked skill. I hope Noah dusts Kishane all the way off. But he’s the exact same age bolt was when he arrived and beat the brakes off the field coming from seemingly no where in the 100 never under 9.84 ish until the record setting final. Unfortunately for Noah, this may be that time for Kishane. Noah has the pace to challenge. It’s just the 200m he’ll need some legs for. The one thing in Noah’s favor is we really don’t know what Kishane will do with someone at his heels hawking him down. My man Wallace spearmon made many sprinters crumble down the stretch hearing footsteps. But that’s the scary thing… Kishane still hasn’t shown full beans just yet. Not entirely. And Noah’s race depends on closing speed. It’s looking like Kishane closes similar to Noah… and has a good start haha idk how you beat that. If someone can it’ll be Noah in that field but that’s probably it. It’s going to be a ridiculous 2 weeks of racing can’t wait hope you’re covering it through to final ceremony !
How could you leave out Seville who already dragged Noah to his PB 9:83 while show boating in his face. Noah tried but could not catch or run past Seville.
@@ericpkingston1327if it’s a video on Noah vs Kishane that’s all I cared about. But I also don’t trust Seville over this many rounds if you’re asking. In one to two rounds I would favor him over Noah. But Noah’s strength js his durability. Why is why he’s so strong at the 200m and through rounds. 100m is different but over possibly 4 rounds only one man can beat him on speed alone and it’s bc imo it’s so much greater than Noah’s over 100m. Seville isn’t so much faster than Noah in 100m he can negate the durability of Noah at the Olympic level over 3-4 rounds in a handful of days. But in a semi/ final setup he could
@@CYMotorsport care about SEVILLE also he already took Noah's ticket 🎫 !!
Kishane🔛🔝
Bro you probably didnt even know who he was before that 9,77
@@pablorm05 I sure did, he ran a 9.85 and a 9.87 last year in the DL
@pablorm05 Projecting much to spread hate? Shame on you
@@ccbgaming6994 its no hate its just the truth like 90% of us here even if he ran 9,85 we didnt known him
@@pablorm05 but I already new him
Lyles will place 3rd at best in the 100m at the Olympics, but he will win the 200m easily. Go argue with your parents.
Good thing races aren’t run on social media.
U gonna eat these words
Nope
EXACTLY 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯
Let’s check this comment after The Olympics.
Would think Kishane a little closer with his time and confidence and Lyles hasn't broke 9.8 right?
Kishane showed clear 9.70 potential.
Melissa Jefferson is who I'm rooting for. Think she hasn't peaked yet at 22.
Noah 1st 9.79
Kishane 2nd 9.83
Seville 3rd 9.94
LOL dream on if you think Noah is going to beat the guys from Africa and Jamaica
100m = Kishane/Tebogo
200m = Tebogo
That what I'm saying!
Ppl are forgetting Tebogo. He will shake up things in the 200m.
😂 Lyles isn’t losing the 200. Tebogo hasn’t even beat Knighton head to head. 200 will be just like worlds. Lyle’s, Bednerk and Knighton
@@colvillesfinest5761nah in your dreams
@@colvillesfinest5761incorrect. It was lyles, Knighton and tobogo...
You must be joking! There’s no way that 3 females is finishing in front of Shelly Ann. Been to 4 Olympic 100m finals, and each occasion, brought home a medal, this will be no different. It will be be 5 different Olympic 100m finals, and each time a medal. Don’t know what color medal, but take that to the bank, she’s absolutely going to medal!
I’m willing to bet that she won’t medal. The three I’m putting ahead of her is Shacarri, shericka, and Julien.
she wil win the gold mommy rocketis the goat americans are good at world champs not olympics i like lyles but 100m no ways n 200m is going to be hard coz tebogo is dangerous
She's injured. I don't think she'll medal
If Shelly-Anne medals, it will be a bronze. I hope this is her last Olympics.
@@user-mh8ph4zb1ishe is retiring this year.
I don’t know if you guys saw that kishane but he is in peak shape
I can't agree more no sure winner for the 100mtrs men so many contenders but I m sure Lyle's is king of 200mtrs a class apart hope we see a new world record can't wait
I would not be shocked if Noah Lyles does not medal the 100.
He is definitely not winning 3 golds, unless, he shows his selfishness and takes a 4x400 spot.
Same frr
World record next time Fred touch the track
Hes gonna medal
@@EzeBall1710Whats your prediction because I seen tou say Jacobs gonna win and now you say Fred gonna medal. Your predictions must be reallll interesting
I’d love to see Shelly Ann and Sherika take everything
omanyala has explosive speed but guys such as lyles seem to intimidate him, if he puts his head down and race against himself he could win
Kishane is the overwhelming favorite. Noah Lyles shouldn’t even be a factor. Both Kishane and Oblique ran faster than Noah’s PB more than once this season. Noah is maxed out at 9.83 he needs to worry about the 200m because that one ain’t looking good for him either.
Noah will win in 9.75 🥇
These are American odds.
Lyles will be beaten by both Thompson and Seville. Fred Kerley, who most likely ran enough at the Trails to qualify for the Olympics, has run 5 times below 9.80, while Lyles never ran below 9.83.
What else would the betting odds be if it’s Draft Kings?
@@kc5466 LOL
It just that the oddsmakers know nothing about international track and field. Then again, Americans by and large know little about track snd field, The sport's popularity ranking is somewhere around #20 along with monster truck jumping. America is exposed to track and field only at the Olympic Games. It explains why the idiots at CNN have track-and-field reporting under Olympic Sports. SMH
@@kc5466 LOL Right ! The oddsmakers know nothing about international track and field.
@@kc5466 Lol! The markets in Asia for these races are completely different. World doesn't revolve around USA. You got these American sportbooks recently, as recent as 2018. We had these around for past 2 Olympics. Kishane is easy favorite over Noah Lyles and others to win 100m Final.
@@ajinkyajadhav8046 the world doesn’t revolve around America but it seems you’re trying to prove otherwise.
You just said the odds in Asia are different. Rightfully so because they can create their own odds. But you have a problem with Draft kings an American betting company creating their own odds?
Why don’t you have a problem with the Asian odds like you do with the American odds? You may have an inferiority complex because no one mentioned Asia. This was literally all about Draft kings. No other betting company was mentioned. The other betting companies are free to do what they want. Just like the American companies.
I feel like some of these odds are good longshot bets.
The Race that matters the most is the Olympics. The world will see who the best is.
Sha'Carri Richardson wins gold 100 m
The king of 100M is Kishane.👑🔥🎉