Matthew Boling VS. Joseph Fahnbulleh || The 2022 Florida Relays - Men's 200 Meter Dash
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2022
- Once again the SEC is proving to be the conference of speed.
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Fanbulleh's finishing speed is literally the best in the world. Imagine what his time would be if he had a good start
History repeats itself.
We could see another Lemaitre sad ending.
I made that same statement last year, if he could get out of the blocks better, he'd have mad times. I wonder if he could of run faster with Patterson in that same heat?
He might be too big but what does his 400 look like?
That's not exactly how things work. If Fahnbulleh had a good start, his speed endurance would run out quicker meaning that his finish would be a lot slower. He's only human. He can't just finish the same way all the time even if he has a 60m PB of 6.4. Depending on how good or how bad his start is, that could lead to a slower time.
Changing his start could ruin his finish. Work the strength
I’m being serious, when I go back and watch the Tokyo 2020 finals I watch 2 things, DeGrasse and Fahnbulleh. He gets out in the most gradual way and almost literally goes 0%-100% linearly. It’s insane.
hahaha lol you summed that up pretty nicely. It's insane right?
I agree. And if every race was 210 meters Fanbulleh would probably win, because his "linear speed" always pulls him back to the front right at the 200 meter mark, so if the races were 210 he'd always win. I wonder if Fanbulleh has ever competed in a 300M race?
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He is the real-life juggernaut. Once he gains momentum, there is no stopping this man!
Juggernaut is the perfect description for Fanbulleh. Maybe that should be his nickname.
Fahnbulleh is the coolest runner I've ever seen. His finishing speed is incredible.
I looks like Fanbulleh hits top speed at around 199m mark in a 200m race... Man just keeps accelerating...
insane high legs strides mid-race
He doesn't accelerate the other sprinters just decelerate much quicker than him
@@TheoOJamaloO1 nah he is definitely accelerating, is start isn’t using that much power, so when he reaches his upright position he start’s to reach his top speed so basically he is able to sustain his top speed longer then them.
@@thaboiday2987 nope
@@thaboiday2987 that’s not how running works he’s decelerating slower then other people
Fahnbulleh looks like he is bouncing on the track when he is running. Haven't seen anything like him. His top end speed is unmatchable.
Someone who ran like that was Michael Johnson
damn the dude has some long ass legs too.
MJ the Runner had a shorter stride. M Johnson had perfect technique but not as long in legs as Fahnbulleh. Also it is important to look at the mid race technique and not only at his pitiful starts. JF has ok technique but there is room for improvement. Like Bolt, he can wobble a little in the upper body. Anyways, whatever duration his sprinting career goes, Jf is def a prime rugby candidate.
Looking at these great college runners tells you how unbelievably great Bolt was at 19.19 in 2009. That record will last a long long time.
Over a whole second faster. Crazy!!
Unless Erriyon Knighton has something to say about that in a few years. He ran the fastest ever 200 m for an under 18 year old at the Olympic Trials last year!
The second fastest 200m is almost as crazy. I thought it would be decades before someone would get within a tenth of Bolt’s time, but Blake’s 19.26 proved me wrong. That put him 7 hundredths behind Bolt and 6 hundredths ahead of Michael Johnson.
@@orwellknew9112 If you subtract their reaction times, Yohan Blake ran the fastest 200m ever. So yeah very crazy. Also Yohan had great form and technique throughout the race and paced the first 100m well due to Bolt's advice. Bolt on the other hand, went all out and lost his form by the 150m mark but finished the race well enough for the record.
@@gmaxsfoodfitness3035 it was unfortunate that Bolt was fatigued going into that race otherwise he just might have dipped under 19 seconds, unbelievable.
Nice to see Ross’s 200 speed work in the early part of the season, for his 400 this summer.
@Warwick Dun Yes he will wonder who will push him at the NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS.
@Warwick Dun He definitely is working on speed at this part of the season, he ran the middle leg of A&T’s 4x100 (38.80) at the Florida Relays.
@@marcmealy2726 ncaa 400 will just be a battle for second place, Ross will take it
@Warwick Dun Ross ran 20.2 200M and 44.6 400M at the Big South Conf Championships
@Warwick Dun Ross putting that work in ua-cam.com/video/I1urhXGd4Gw/v-deo.html
1:27 “Fanbulleh and Boling, making him look like he’s standing in quicksand”
This camera angle makes the walk down looks more savage, which is why the commentators said this
This outdoor season gonna be 🔥
Yessir
Fahenbulleh is the new athlete whose races I will be searching for on UA-cam. Love watching a man whose power is just kicking in while the other elite athletes are holding on...
Fanbulleh is a big dude. He's like a train that takes some time to get going but once he does it's almost impossible to stop.
Yes he is a straight up freight train I wonder if he has a football background.
If you rewatch the video he literally came up from near last to the front, in the second half of the race. Incredible!
@@stonew1927 Yes he was dead last out of the blocks and slowly gained momentum
I love the way you set up your thumbnails so much, it gets me excited to see what I’m about to watch and you usually have even more to say during the video; providing us with amazing content over all
Patterson's legs are lightning quick! So light on his feet
Fahnbulleh is so powerful in the second half though
Boling is a great runner, but he looks so tense and gets overworked
@Warwick Dun You have to be intentionally ignorant to think he isn't a great runner. Yes, there are better 200m athletes than him but he wouldn't compete at the level he does if he wasn't "great".
Wind: +0.0
J. Patterson 20.20
J. Fanbulleh 20.22
Matthew Boling 20.31
Randolph Ross 20.42
joseph fanbulleh is unhuman has to have a top 10 top speed of all time
Keep in mind that the field there is much slower than the top in the world.
He might be #1 in the final 100m. I've seen a video analyzing his PB against Usain Bolt's final 100m from his world record 19.19. Fahnbulleh ran the final 100m. 02 faster than Bolt.
top 3
Patterson’s form is excellent.
I was lucky enough to be able to watch these races. Seeing these runners run as fast as they did was absolutely insane. Also, I think it is important to mention the amazing performances of the high School runners. Specifically, that of Zyaire Nuriddin who ran an amazing 45.78 in the 400m. There were so many great races that day and I highly recommend watching them if you can find the videos somewhere.
What a great race!! Fanhbulleh with that crazy top end speed and I'm impressive Boling had such a great start. If he continues like that, the 100m might be his race this season?
And Patterson looked amazing!!🔥🔥
Boling just needs to finish. His start is amazing and has drastically improved on it and his form is looking much better than last season. But he just needs to run more loose and relax and he can win it all. But all four runners are going to break the 20 second barrier
I never heard of Patterson y’all need to do videos of him!!!
Mathew neeeeeeeds to RELAXXXXXXXX ..he expells so much energy all tensed up..Breathing**
coaching
Fascinating to watch Fanbulleh relax into his long stride speed. He definitely has an interesting formula.
Two words Erriyon Knighton.
Fanbulleh is so much fun to watch cuz at the 100m mark you just don't think he has a chance and then his finishes are amazing.
Ross is really a 400 meter runner using the 200 to work on his speed. That’s good coaching and will make him a better 400 meter runner. He’s not a bad 200 meter runner either. I’d be scared if I was a 200 meter runner. Go A & T!
Ross is a beast!!!! 43.0 is in his future. He closed really well in that 200. Keep an eye on this young man he's one of the smoothest runners I've seen in a long time.
Faun start is fine. It works for him . Faster starts don't always equal the same finish
Very true
This is what people really need to realise.
Well he has to improve somewhere.
I'm thinking when he turns pro
....because you can't give up that much real estate away at the start and expect to catch some of the best runners in the world. This isn't like a 400m where you have time.
Crazy stuff! First time seeing Fanbulleh. Haven’t seen Boling since High School. Boling was always a slow starter, then came on strong. Surprised to see him get out that fast. Fan-man looks like a big Carl Lewis gaining speed in a serious way. That’s nuts! Announcers didn’t say anything, but the guy with pony tail in inside lane looked like he was gaining strong right there with Fan-man! Hell, every guy on that track would make me look like a statue way back in my prime. If the Fan-man could get a decent start, he looks like he would break 20 second even built like a RB.
Fahnbulleh reminds me of Marvel's The Juggernaut, once he builds momentum,he's unstoppable
I'M THE JUGGERNAUT BITCH
But yeah I agree, Fahnbulleh would be the scariest person to race against if you gave him a head start. You think you've got it in the bag, but then Fahnbulleh comes like a train and demolishes you.
@@timmytheinventor4746 Every time I go to tokyo men's 200m final, I always see Fahnbulleh closing on everybody, especially the last 60m or so.
Both are insanely talented.
Just don't forget that Fanbulleh had 6 indoor runs this year, the last at the end of February.
Boling already had 18 runs and jumps, finished indoors mid March.
If they use Boling for all trades he can't perform his top in none. Also Fanbulleh is pretty relaxed as a TGV, while Boling is tense which slows him down.
Lies he is losing to world class athletes. If he could run 19/9 regularly he'd drop the jumps and relays.
@Tamás Brenyó I believe Boling needs to start practicing for the Decathlon after college. It rewards the over all best athletes and he's already shown good results in both the high jump and the long jump, 100m, 200m, and 400m. His twin brother was a very good high school pole vaulter. Boling is not going to be world class in the throwing events, the hurdles or the 1500m but very few decathletes are.
@@vernonfrance2974 @Vernon France I see your point, he has good pace for short&long sprint and LJ. This could be converted for good 110H if he can step the hurdle well. Actually I'm not aware of his results in HJ. My concern is that although his brother may have talent for PV it doesn't mean he has that too. There are decathlonist who rely on sprint related events but without throwing record we can only assume his performance. Very optimistic raw calculation considering just below his PBs and average results for the rest he could score 8500+. But also need to consider that as you train for field events you lose what you had in sprints.
@@tamasbrenyo1348 I agree that it is not a sure thing but since he will not be a World Beater in the sprints and he has shown he can do the long jump and the high jump in competition, I think he has a shot. His unknowns are the hurdles, 1500 meter and the throwing events. I know he is not necessarily going to be good in the pole vault just because his brother was but it is possible he has a pretty good familiarity with the event.
"High Jump: Matthew used to practice High jump as well, but seems to have discontinued it after 2016. He has a personal best of 2 meters in High jump." This would earn him close to 900 points. He'd need to pole vault about 16' to get 900 points. Here's how to get 900 points in each event by reaching the marks shown:
Event 900 pts
100m 10.83s
Long jump 7.36m
Shot put 16.79m
High jump 2.10m
400m 48.19s
110m hurdles 14.59s
Discus throw 51.4m
Pole vault 4.96m
Javelin throw 70.67m
1500m 247.42s (= 4m 07.4s)
@@vernonfrance2974 @Vernon France @Vernon France Yeah I did a similat simulation :) the running events look doable although for personal experince I can confirm that LJ and HJ training hit each other, even though I calculated w 200cm. For me still the field events are the ones which make me sceptical as they require more and different kind of muscle mass and movements. Actually a world 3. from my country Zsivoczky was a 220+ high jumper as youth, but as progressed in decathlon he couldn't get close to that mark any more. Anyway we'll see what Matthew decides to do, I believe if he stays with 100-200 or LJ he could be a regular world semi-/finalist which is still dope, if he tried decathlon I could tell more about that too:)
two of my favorite runners.
less gooooo
Fanbullehs top speed is just freakishly fast. I mean Usain Bolt type speed. It is so wild to see him get dropped at the start & literally *Explode* up to the front. I don't understand how he can do that.
What Beautiful form....Patterson.
Once Joseph masters the start… it’s game over
Oh yea. A competent start gives him a reliable 19.5. A good start gives him WR potential.
He won’t. That’s who is is tbh, but I don’t think he needs a fast start if he can close like that.
He'll never master the start. I'm just gonna say it now.
Fanbullah won’t ever have great starts. Just not who he is. He will never be a 60m or 100m guy. And that’s fine. He’s an amazing 200m guy. Love to see what he can do in 300m as well.
@@thedoctorate he’s been working on his starts and his 60m time is terrible. He’s just a big guy who is fast, not quick. Totally different than making a switch from CX where you were entering into more of an unknown. He can improve slightly but it will just never be a strength. Plus it makes him even that much more fun to watch!
Fanbulleh's gait and final push reminds me of 400meter/200meter legend Michael Johnson.
One good thing for Boling in this race was that he actually had a great start. Not usually his thing, he is usually the one with the crazy top end speed. I think he is going to surprise some people if he can wrap his head around getting over the big race jitters.
Yup, that top end speed looks scuffed with his shoulders swinging left and right, especially in the last 50m.
it’s not big race jitters if he can’t even do it during a normal meet
@@marcelohendrix6139 exactly, people need to get his dick out their mouths.
People need to stop overstating his ability...
Sorry but yes boling is a very very good runner but I'm just saying he seems to have reached a peak yes he has some races faster then last year or better but times r pretty much the same not really advancing
Honestly, I blame his coaching. The fact that Boling’s PBs are still from his high school days proves that he’s plateauing. It’s still the beginning of the outdoor season so he can run faster as the season goes on but coaching can play a big factor on how fast an athlete can run, and proof of that is the Florida sprinters
Does Fahnbulleh run the 400m ? I just wonder how fast he would be going by the end of it
He doesn't run the 400, and I don't think he should. 46.96 at the Texas Relays with a relatively slow finish (even though he held off other teams that were closing in on him with a respectable finishing kick) doesn't show that he has god like potential. I mean maybe a 44 split is possible with exclusive coaching but nah, I don't think it's worth it.
Split 46.96 in the 4x400 last week. Just needs to run it more to get used to the distance and lactic acidosis
Watching him finish like that to take the win from Bowling was quite special 👍🏼
Looks like Boling was standing still when Fahnbulleh ran past him.
@@dmvbay2535 It's a bit freaky isn't it! Lol
When he hits that straight away and he opens up that stride, all you going to see is the back of his head! But Pattersons description was perfect “A man possessed!!!” He was definitely on a mission!
That's so nice!
Unbelievable top end speed that is crazy
Wowww 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fanbulleh's is unbelievable, this guy is literally a come from behind specialist
200 meter version of Dave Wattle!
Like this type of vid, don’t really see much news on college track. Was looking to see what happened to boling
Some insane times.
Lots of very good sprinters out there now
Brooooooooooooooooo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🏃🏿♂️💨💨💨that man close is ridiculous. Start like Wallace Spearmon tho🤦🏿♂️
Florida has better sprinting coaches and it shows.
It was a very big point of criticism when Boling chose to join Georgia and sadly it became evident.
....or better recruiting. The SEC has great coaches. Its a top, top conference. You dont just hire anyone to be a sprint coach at a top SEC school. You get hired ONLY if you already have demonstrated success.
And higher O2 at sea level [FL] which is better for fast twitch development converse to how high altitude is good for long distance
@@BasicGestalt high altitude is good for sprints but terrible for long distance...
@@jordanjordannis2258 Except for the distance runners who train at high altitude which all the top runners do.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 why do you think they train at high altitude? because it's much more difficult, and they're conditioning themselves for the easier task of running at sea level.
them Florida boys huge
Wow 2 top finishes
Matthew didn't waver as much as The big man Joseph just walked him down with those incredible long power strides . Matthews start has gone from a weakness to word class. Our cup is running over this year with talent & blazing speed so exciting athletes I get butterflies before the gun. They all seem so self assured in their talent not seeing or hearing the smack talk that usually comes with the sprinters, This year could see more records fall with so many hardworking runners striving and pushing for excellence. Seem even in the early heats these guys can't hold back or they'll find themselves watching the finals from the grandstands
How do you cover so much ground in the last half of a race 🤔
Patterson is friggin fast!
Do a video about Jordan Anthony (the fastest high school student in the 100m and 200m in the US)
Joseph is literally an unbelievable Athlete
Patterson runs like forrest gump its so funny to watch
Heats are nice, but what happened in the Final?
Wow. He walked past bowling.
Well. bowling is kind of boring.
@@michelangelobuonarroti916 I disagree. he was a very exciting high schooler - I think he’s yet to find his niche when playing with the big boys. That’s an interesting puzzle to watch him try to solve. The same way it’s fun to see if fanbulleh can figure out how to make his start work for him.
@@Ineddiblehulk coaching. Horrible coaching from Georgia. They told him about this years ago.
A long powerful stride usually catches the other sprinters. Has he done any 400s ?
He did the 400 in the relay and died.
He’s split 46.9 for the win on the anchor on the 4x400 last week which he almost got ate up from a 44.1 from Texas A&M’s anchor, luckily fanbulleh had a huge lead , he needs to develop some endurance and resistance to lactic acid. Hopefully he’s doing more quarters in practice .
So he cannot do the 400, too slow start for a 100, and only good in 200 ?
*That reminds me of that time my car ran out of gas in Compton.*
Boling could really shine so much more if he was in a program that didn't abuse him for points
I doubt it
I wish Patterson would have stayed at my alma mater, VT, but nice to see him throwing down great times.
What happened in the final?
Boling's start, Fahnbulleh's finish!
World record!!!
Maybe an NCAA record.
You’re delusional. The world record is 19:19! That’s a ONE WHOLE second ahead of the best of these sprinters! None of the current crop of sprinters is anywhere near that record! The world record might be broken but the runner hasn’t been born yet!
Patterson reminds me a little of Michael Johnson
You should make a video on jordan Anthony he just made himself number one in the nation in the 100 and 200 for high school running a 10.17 and 20.57
I saw Jordan run in indoor Chicago, he is amazing!
Florida 4x200 should break the record!!
They had their one shot at Texas Relays and got beat. If only Fahnbulleh were anchoring...
Great speed endurance.
Fahnbulleh's closing 60 meters is just ridiculous. 😱
Just asking, has Terrence Laird fallen off the grid or what?
Saw him OWN early season last year - then fail qualify for OLY and then boom, gone.
Head wind makes you faster. It keeps you on the ground more than wind aided. The more wind you get the more you float. Head wind allows for more planting and pushing while running.
A CERTAIN amount of headwind is okay. There's a reason so many outlier times are ran with a tailwind.
Be specific. Too much headwind is always disadvantageous.
Good to see my Gators have some good talent.
Fanbulleh willbe the beast in the NCAA 200m this season - Boling looked good, but new coaching staff at @UGA still has some work
Patterson has come out of nowhere... But SHEESH Fanbuleh.. How hasn't he improved his start.... He starts out last every single race
What are you expecting? You don’t think he works on his starts. If I told you to jump higher, you might improve but there is a limit. Maybe Fanbuleh has reached his!
@@ti84satact12 a start out of the block is technique... And yes it takes a while to break bad habits but it can be fixed
@@dc7236 Then everyone should fix their technique!
@@ti84satact12 no... Not everyone
.. mainly it's just him
Oh my fucking God.
Was just there:0
That mans top speed is not human
man Fanbulleh is so fucking fast on the second part thats mind blowing
NC a&t 400m runner finished 3rd
Boling!
Wonder what Boling’s 0-100 split was…
Wonder if Fahnbulleh has enough speed endurance to run the 400. He's got insane closing speed, but his starts are just painful to watch.
He ran a pretty decent 4x4 anchor leg at the Texas relays last week.
walkem down walkem down
I’m convinced Fanbulleh could break a records with that finishing
Fahnbulleh builds speed like a train, that will always be his style. Especially if he wins this way! If it ain't broke, leave it the "F" alone!
Sure, his horrible start is good enough to beat college kids. How will he fair against pros like Lyles who got similar top end speed but better start?
Wow that’s some talent, can we all say the U.S. is ready to take back the crown in mens sprints?
Yep, Fahnbulleh is going to take it for the US.
Mad potential lol
Fanbulleh is Fantastic 😮
does anybody know what their 40 times are
Yeah, Joe is gonna win the 200 again. So excited to watch.
Me too. Gonna be exciting to see him hawk down Boling in a sub 20.
Brolling has to stop tightening up in last 50 meters
I need to look up Joe's second 100... might be the GOAT at that
Boling's form looks so scuffed, ahhhh.
Fanbulleh's start looks so bad aswell.
Pain.
Very true, if we could combine the best of the two we would have an usain bolt caliber sprinter
ya'll funny af
@@AK-gb9rp no we wouldn't 😂😂
@@AK-gb9rp don't know about that one lol maybe you get a 19.6 sprinter still
@@JT-km6th fahnbulleh has higher top speed than bolt
why would you say the worlds when its only ncaa?
or am i wrong on this?
NCAA needs to invest in more pixels for its timer and results screen
I noticed Randolph
Overall the times were not that impressive for the two favorites in Boling and Fanbulleh.
Great times for Patterson and Ross, great improvements.
For an opener, it's an okay start of the season, but it's clear that the two top dogs have a lot to work on.
boling being a top dawg is laughable
I don't think they had any wind behind them.
@@timmytheinventor4746 The wind was 0.0 indeed.
It’s the first outdoor meet for them so slower times is expected. If they aren’t able to hit sub-20s by the middle of the season, that’s when I start worrying
@@TheHuskyK9 Exactly. 20.2 and 20.3 are great times for elite collegians in the season opener. That was a very good race. People just don't realize how fast running 200m in 20 seconds is. Yohan Blake's recent season opener in the 200m was 20.95 and he went off blazing and then jogged towards the end. I wanna see anyone in the UA-cam comment world match that and upload it before they say that's a slow time.
Boling might need to work on maintaining his form in the 65 of his race. I wonder if he would do well to run the 400 during I door season to work on his conditioning.
There is a standard way to execute a race what if fahnbulleh is simply different. What if he can’t fit the standard fast start. I think we should just celebrate this unique talent. I honestly think even if his starts improve they will looks freakishly slower than his finish n probably stay below the appreciable standard starts. But that will simply make him different. He doesn’t have to fit the glove he just has to be great doing it his way
Does anyone think Fanbullah just runs smarter? I know he can’t help his slow starts, but he seems to go from 90% for the first 75 to 95% from m 76-150 then to 100% the last 50. Boling and everyone else seem to do the exact opposite 100-95-90
I keep thinking the same. What if he is just different. However much he improves his starts they may stay slower than standard but finish like a star
@@who_me4321 fanbullah’s secret is avoiding that big deceleration the last 20% months f the race. He does this by increased stride length. Bolt used to do the same.
Jacoryyy!!!!!!!!!