That list is amazing and you didn't even mention the young guns Oblique or Erriyon and Terrance Laird is coming back too!! 100m and 200m is going to be great to watch for the next few years!!
In terms in the breadth of athletes, we are more stacked however the quality of the runners in the 2012 final is better: 5 fastest men of all time in 1 race. However it was never in doubt who was going to win that race but here it is probably a toss up between about 6-8 athletes depending on her delivers on the day
Lol, I think I am holding mine, too. 😁 as of right now, there is no one that is more outstanding than the rest, so I think there is a chance for an upset.
So true, fastest, second fastest, other second fastest, & forth fastest men in history were all in that final. Most recent Olympics 9.80 was gold, but in 2012 9.80 didn't need you a medal.
Akheem Blake and Seville just did a 6.42 in 60M dash with head wind. They both have a better chance of challenging the team USA than the over-hyped Jacob.
@@aarondavidson907 Jamaica runs their 60m outdoors. They have tropical weather down there all year long and there is no need to build an indoor track.
@@desmondyung True, though he pulled up & ran 11.xx I think, he generally doesn't perform at big events, but yes technically all of the top 5 were there, as he was present.
His PB is actually 10.03. Fascinating because that’s exactly the same as what Jacobs’ was going into 2021. Jacobs also ran 6.47 the indoor season before the Olympics, and Terrence just ran 6.46. They also have similar race progressions over the 60m. Finally to top it off, Terrence is still only 20 and improving rapidly. Don’t be surprised if he winds up running 9.8 this summer.
There's too many to count! Tebogo is a great athlete and I think he could absolutely be a threat in Paris. I think with that 300 it looks like his 200 may be more dangerous in my opinion.
The pinnacle of the the 100m was the Olympics finals with Bolt, Yohan, Gatlin, Asafa and Tyson Gay the five fastest men of all time nothing will come close to that so change your title.
Surely it is getting more and more crowded. They may push one another so hard that every meet will be producing more than 3 athletes with lower than 9.75 sec
Idk about the 100, people have been sleeping on Kerley his whole career. Noah definitely improved in the 60, but only by .04, and Kerley is already a full tenth of a second faster than Lyles in the 100. Not to mention Kerley still has room to improve. My money’s on Fred this year
@@jeffitachi2589 If the wind reading was officially -4.8, that would actually be more of a discredit than anything, since the strongest headwind ever for a sub 10 race was -3.0 in a 9.99 run. 9.81 with -4.8 would be too good to be true.
Sad to say but I'm just waiting out for Omanyala to get popped just as a lot of other Kenyan athletes are doing at the moment. I hope not, but it's only a matter of time
They have to correct baton issues first before they can think about breaking records. Then second they have to hope that their top runners aren't injured. Fred Kerley couldn't even run in the relay in last year's world championships due to being injured.
I don't think they're stacked enough to beat the 4x100 WR. The PBs of the sprinters who hold that record are 9.58, 9.69, 9.78 & 9.88. Even if all 4 runners are capable of 9.7x (which atm neither Coleman or Lyles is, maybe this year though) that still doesn't average out to fast enough due to Bolt & Blake bringing down the average time needed. The average 100m time for the 4x100 relay in terms of PBs is a 9.73! Not a single runner on the US team has ever run a 9.73. Ofc all 4 Jamaican runners were not necessarily in their prime when they broke the WR, but Bolt ran a 9.63 that year, so he was close. I believe 2012 was the year Blake ran his 9.69? US team maybe has a shot at the US record in the 4x100, but even then, the 37.04 that the best US team ran had both Gatlin & Gay, no current US runner is as fast as either of those 2.
@@usctraack02 it was 9.94 he was clearly behind Omanyala. If he would have ran 9.84 he would be right there with Omanyala. You can also check the offical results.
" Let me know if you think this was the right move for Norman " you said. Answer - NO! I think he is making a BIG mistake: here's why. I understand that if you want to be a 400m superstar ( he already is ) and WR holder, you have to be easily running sub ten secs and maintain your ability/form to do that at will. However, last year he ran mid 43 secs and looked like he is ready to have a go at Wade's WR - so why drop down now? Competition well be really stiff in the 100 and 200 with Lyles, Jacobs, Bromell, Knighton, etc. Personally, I don't think Norman is a 100m runner. Yes he's super quick, but his powerful style is going to win him more medals at 400 than 100m at major races. He seems a bit clumsy style-wise over 100. He is not quite balanced in his leg movement. Kerley, Gardiner, Champion Alison, Zambrano and Wade will all be ready, but I think Norman is - if he gets his tactics right - capable of running at a level above the lot. He is probably at, or around his peak now and during the next couple of years, so I hope he listens to sound advice and sticks with the 400. A WR is on the cards in my opinion.
I think Norman will shock everyone, just like how Kerley did. 400m sprinters definitely have the stamina to keep accelerating past the line, but it usually takes them longer to hit full speed. Once Norman hits his peak, I can see him running a new PB, maybe even sub-9.80s
So what happened to Jamaica 🇯🇲 😏🤔 2 Jamaican run 6.42 on there 60m Oblique Seville And Ackeem Blake … you need to highlight everyone. Jamaica 🇯🇲 is going to Rise to the Top Again 🙌🏾
great video, but i disagree with the title. yes this year is looking stacked however it was only a decade ago when the 5 fastest men of all time were in the same race
Sprinters are so cocky man…why? They run like less then a minute. The training doesn’t wreck the body or take as much of effort as a marathon or any team sport..keep your shirt on
remains to be seen...too many of the "great" indoor marks are not reliable...let's see what happens beginning in April when the pretenders will be weeded out.
@@petermartin5395 I'm also going with Oblique Seville, he has Glen Mills as his coach, #1 sprinting coach in the world. His recent 6.42 shows the kind of form he's in, that tells me 9.7x this year. I think 9.6x potential next year as Mills seems to do a realistic progression in terms of training, they training for the long term, he'll keep improving steadily for a couple years imo.
Side note everyone: this video was made before Blake and Seville ran 6.42. So much talent for this season 🔥
That list is amazing and you didn't even mention the young guns Oblique or Erriyon and Terrance Laird is coming back too!! 100m and 200m is going to be great to watch for the next few years!!
So many great athletes. Can’t wait to see how the season unfolds
Terrance and errynton is no threat in the 100
Also Tebogo and young Blake
Many Jamaicans frown on the track future of Oblique. They think that his height is going to keep him from being a superior sprinter for team Jamaica.
@@edwardjones717 Maybe in the 200/400, but definitely not the 100. That’s where he’ll shine brightest
I like that Omanyala has made his way to to tier contender conversation🇰🇪🇰🇪
he’s not going to win but he’ll do good
@@jarett. bull he'll win wait y'all see
Omanyala is overrated.
All the best Omanyala..
Haters think Omanyala can't win or is overrated but Almighty God is always full of surprises
I believe he will win and shut down these haters...
Them Jamaican🇯🇲🇯🇲 look incredible this year look out
100 meter final needs ten lanes to get all these guys in the final. I can’t wait.
Ferdinand Omanyalla is on top form now
I think Tebogo will surprise many this year. I can see him running 9.7X this year.
If he ever decides he wants to run through the line!
Haha maybe along his peers but definitely not in the big league
Bro, if this is stacked. Go watch 2012 Olympics. This year lineup is Nowere near. 🤣🤣
In terms in the breadth of athletes, we are more stacked however the quality of the runners in the 2012 final is better: 5 fastest men of all time in 1 race. However it was never in doubt who was going to win that race but here it is probably a toss up between about 6-8 athletes depending on her delivers on the day
There is also Tebogo and the young Jamiacans Seville and Ackeem Blake. It's gonna be exciting this year I hope everybody stays healthy.
Did you see Seville Ackeem Yohan and Hughes run 6.4?
@@Pumpxkin yep very impressive since they also ran into a headwind.
That was very impressive .. Yohan wasn't far behind either
They need to run those times at sea level including. O manyala
The 2012 Olympics is saying "hold my beer"
Lol, I think I am holding mine, too. 😁 as of right now, there is no one that is more outstanding than the rest, so I think there is a chance for an upset.
@@noeljames1254 I agree with you 😂
omanyala the beast from Africa the all world is now watching this black horse omanyala this year is fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey, hey.....why you gotta bring up color dude? This is the 20- twenties man!🤣😂😆😄
Yeees... The African beast who many guys from the West underate or deliberately hate!
2012 Olympic Finals was way more stacked
True. the lineup of Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Justin Gatlin, Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell are more stacked. You have proved the title wrong.
@@eddiewtong213 no he didn’t he the title says in years, 2012 was 11 years ago
@@xelp435 He changed the title. The poster added the words "in YEARS" today.
So true, fastest, second fastest, other second fastest, & forth fastest men in history were all in that final. Most recent Olympics 9.80 was gold, but in 2012 9.80 didn't need you a medal.
Im pretty sure everyone knows that was the fastest race ever. But now, it is the best it has been in many years
I want to see Degrasse recover from his injuries and sub-par performances from last year. Go Canada!
I disagree with the title. 2012 Olympics had the top 5 fastest men of all time, all in the same final!
You forgot about the Jamaicans as well they are daunting as well. Blake, Blake and Seville!
I’m rocking wit CC
I’m excited to see Michael Norman
Same I’m so interested with all short sprints under his belt for the season
@@patwalshartemis I think it’s a good move he’s just barely behind Noah lyles so if he focuses on the 100m he might catch up to him
de grasse always shows up when it counts
i cant wait to see another banger start from SU
Akheem Blake and Seville just did a 6.42 in 60M dash with head wind. They both have a better chance of challenging the team USA than the over-hyped Jacob.
How do you have a headwind indoors?
@@aarondavidson907 someone told you there is headwind indoor?
@@aarondavidson907Jamaica I watched that meet they were impressive but I don’t think Jamaica has any indoor facilities
@@aarondavidson907 Jamaica runs their 60m outdoors. They have tropical weather down there all year long and there is no need to build an indoor track.
@@mellowmonsoon278 They had headwind because the event took place in Jamaica outdoors.
I trust Jacobs, the Olympic champion.
Nope
@@tsmith9063 there's no correct or incorrect answer unless the race is finished. 😅
Jacobs is overated
@@theunseen5146 nah
That’s like saying you trust it will be raining exactly 30 days from now. Surely 2021 has no bearing.
Jamaican Oblique Seville
This guy: The 100 Meters Has NEVER Been This Stacked!!!
2012: *Am I a joke to you?*
So true. If Bolt, prime Blake, Gay & Gatlin were here all these other names would be racing for 5th.
@@richardgallimore5976 You forgot Powell bruh💀
@@desmondyung True, though he pulled up & ran 11.xx I think, he generally doesn't perform at big events, but yes technically all of the top 5 were there, as he was present.
And neglects to even mention the Blakes and Seville, who all have top 5 WL 60m times for 2023. Yohan lowered his 60m PB, even.
@@desmondyung He didn't have the nerves in big races.
Whoever can relax the longest will win..I like Fred and noah tho but bromel looking like a monster tho
You didn’t mention Letsile tebogo
OMANYARA FROM KENYA IS THE BEAST TO B WATCHED
Excited to see what Terrence Jones can do even though I think his PB is still 10.09 I have no doubt he can go sub 10 or sub 9.90 this season
10 and 9.9 are two separate worlds… not the same thing.
His PB is actually 10.03. Fascinating because that’s exactly the same as what Jacobs’ was going into 2021. Jacobs also ran 6.47 the indoor season before the Olympics, and Terrence just ran 6.46. They also have similar race progressions over the 60m. Finally to top it off, Terrence is still only 20 and improving rapidly. Don’t be surprised if he winds up running 9.8 this summer.
@@Elliottklassen I think Terrence will run 9.8 this year. He has ridiculous top end.
Terrence jones is very tall as well. Interested to see what he can do
This already aged like fine wine. Terrence Jones 9.91 and the season is still heating up.
Beating American teams is great .......continue guys do well ...
I'm not counting out Colman
Omanyala is my pick💪
Lyles gonna eat
100 is open but if Lyles keeps gettin better on his start like he did last yr its a wrap in 200
Didn’t u lot see tebogo 300 that he jogged? Put tebogo as a 100m contender please
There's too many to count! Tebogo is a great athlete and I think he could absolutely be a threat in Paris. I think with that 300 it looks like his 200 may be more dangerous in my opinion.
The only assured answer, barring injury, is that the cream will rise to the top.
The pinnacle of the the 100m was the Olympics finals with Bolt, Yohan, Gatlin, Asafa and Tyson Gay the five fastest men of all time nothing will come close to that so change your title.
Surely it is getting more and more crowded. They may push one another so hard that every meet will be producing more than 3 athletes with lower than 9.75 sec
Seville
Remember oblique Seville
this is so hard to decide, i think i will go with coleman, but it will be very competitive
Facts. So hype
Omanyala will shock the world
Lyles ftw
The fact lyles has improved his start to 6:51 makes me believe he won’t be touched in the 100 or 200
Him beating Bromell was definitely a huge sign he could throw out something crazy
If you said 6:45 I’d agree but I definitely think he will be in the mix
@@patwalshartemis Since that loss Bromell ran again and clocked 6:42. Lyle's is still running in the shadows of 5 or 6 more other sprinters
Idk about the 100, people have been sleeping on Kerley his whole career. Noah definitely improved in the 60, but only by .04, and Kerley is already a full tenth of a second faster than Lyles in the 100. Not to mention Kerley still has room to improve. My money’s on Fred this year
@@clarkerson Kerley is not the only one who has a step or two on Lyle's. There is Bromell and Coleman.
The 2012 Olympic final would like to have a word.
The world lead of Omanyala is 9.81 now!!
Wow. That’s incredible. I wish I had seen that when I had uploaded. It must have happened when I was editing
@@patwalshartemis And the wind reading was (-4.8) which makes the time legendary
@@jeffitachi2589 Correct wind reading is actually 0.1.
@@Pumpxkin Nope
@@jeffitachi2589 If the wind reading was officially -4.8, that would actually be more of a discredit than anything, since the strongest headwind ever for a sub 10 race was -3.0 in a 9.99 run. 9.81 with -4.8 would be too good to be true.
Lyles!
Im betting on lyles and kerley.
Kenya let's go
Sad to say but I'm just waiting out for Omanyala to get popped just as a lot of other Kenyan athletes are doing at the moment. I hope not, but it's only a matter of time
I see the American 4x100 lowering the WR with this stacked field.
They have to correct baton issues first before they can think about breaking records. Then second they have to hope that their top runners aren't injured. Fred Kerley couldn't even run in the relay in last year's world championships due to being injured.
I don't think they're stacked enough to beat the 4x100 WR. The PBs of the sprinters who hold that record are 9.58, 9.69, 9.78 & 9.88. Even if all 4 runners are capable of 9.7x (which atm neither Coleman or Lyles is, maybe this year though) that still doesn't average out to fast enough due to Bolt & Blake bringing down the average time needed. The average 100m time for the 4x100 relay in terms of PBs is a 9.73! Not a single runner on the US team has ever run a 9.73.
Ofc all 4 Jamaican runners were not necessarily in their prime when they broke the WR, but Bolt ran a 9.63 that year, so he was close. I believe 2012 was the year Blake ran his 9.69? US team maybe has a shot at the US record in the 4x100, but even then, the 37.04 that the best US team ran had both Gatlin & Gay, no current US runner is as fast as either of those 2.
@Richard Gallimore, good point. I agree with your analysis too.
@@richardgallimore5976 agreed
@@richardgallimore5976 teach dem Richard
Its stacked. I got Kerley
Routing for my kenyans Omanyala 9.81 and Imeta 9.84
9.94 was the time for Imeta
@@TheoOJamaloO1 Imeta's final time was 9.84, plus he was right behind Omanyala
@@usctraack02 it was 9.94 he was clearly behind Omanyala. If he would have ran 9.84 he would be right there with Omanyala. You can also check the offical results.
@@usctraack02 Imeta ran 9.94.
Nah,Kerley gets it.
There is Tebogo we all know he would have run a 9.82 if he did showboat at the under 19 finals...😭
Letsile Tebogo.
Su?? Seriously? No Seville, Akeem Blake, Yohan Blake? Are you serious?
Travon Bromell will win this time
Are we forgetting 2012 already?
" Let me know if you think this was the right move for Norman " you said. Answer - NO! I think he is making a BIG mistake: here's why. I understand that if you want to be a 400m superstar ( he already is ) and WR holder, you have to be easily running sub ten secs and maintain your ability/form to do that at will. However, last year he ran mid 43 secs and looked like he is ready to have a go at Wade's WR - so why drop down now? Competition well be really stiff in the 100 and 200 with Lyles, Jacobs, Bromell, Knighton, etc. Personally, I don't think Norman is a 100m runner. Yes he's super quick, but his powerful style is going to win him more medals at 400 than 100m at major races. He seems a bit clumsy style-wise over 100. He is not quite balanced in his leg movement.
Kerley, Gardiner, Champion Alison, Zambrano and Wade will all be ready, but I think Norman is - if he gets his tactics right - capable of running at a level above the lot. He is probably at, or around his peak now and during the next couple of years, so I hope he listens to sound advice and sticks with the 400. A WR is on the cards in my opinion.
I think lyles is gonna win it
カーリー選手に9.6台出してほしいですね！
Bracey is not an afterthought
Betting my money on Fred or bracy, jacobs coming 2nd with lyles 3rd
They cant all be in the final. Only 4 americans are allowed.
I think Norman will shock everyone, just like how Kerley did. 400m sprinters definitely have the stamina to keep accelerating past the line, but it usually takes them longer to hit full speed. Once Norman hits his peak, I can see him running a new PB, maybe even sub-9.80s
Also Norman start and acceleration is crazy, people forget that initially he was a 200m sprinter
omanyala is coming to thrash these athletes
Am here too none of them can match me
So what happened to Jamaica 🇯🇲 😏🤔 2 Jamaican run 6.42 on there 60m Oblique Seville And Ackeem Blake … you need to highlight everyone. Jamaica 🇯🇲 is going to Rise to the Top Again 🙌🏾
2023 it's time for real African athletes to shine, Tebogo Or Omanyala.
great video, but i disagree with the title. yes this year is looking stacked however it was only a decade ago when the 5 fastest men of all time were in the same race
Shame 3 of them failed drug tests.
one?
@@euanwalters8246 oh damn i knew gatlin, but not gay and powell
Sprinters are so cocky man…why? They run like less then a minute. The training doesn’t wreck the body or take as much of effort as a marathon or any team sport..keep your shirt on
I’m going to win, mark my words
So u count out us Jamaicans
Bingtian and DeGrasse are getting older, I don’t see them as medal threats in the 100.
De Grasse is the same age as Bromell
@@TheoOJamaloO1 🤯 Nevermind lol
Su is 34.
Su is finished
Omanyala💪💪💪
tebogo
jacobs
Omanyala
Feeling a 9.6 ngl
Yes by Oblique Seville Jamaican
remains to be seen...too many of the "great" indoor marks are not reliable...let's see what happens beginning in April when the pretenders will be weeded out.
Fair point!
Fred wins easily
Omanyala 🇰🇪. 👌
I like your analysis.
Kerley kerley kerley,,,
Oblique Seville ??? Letsile Tebogo ??? no mention
Omantala and tebogo was at high altitude.
Omanyala 🥱 😫 😦 🥱
Kerley takes this with ease
Love to see that I’m a huge Kerley fan
Lyles year
Idk he has some comp. It will be a race for sure
Oblique Seville Jamaican
@@petermartin5395 I'm also going with Oblique Seville, he has Glen Mills as his coach, #1 sprinting coach in the world. His recent 6.42 shows the kind of form he's in, that tells me 9.7x this year. I think 9.6x potential next year as Mills seems to do a realistic progression in terms of training, they training for the long term, he'll keep improving steadily for a couple years imo.