Some updates since this video has been uploaded: 0:52 Age 17, Erriyon Knighton: 19.84 1:20 Age 18, Erriyon Knighton: 19.49 3:07 Age 24, Noah Lyles: 19.56 3:31 Age 25, Noah Lyles: 19.31
Yes, because one was born a great sprinter and continued to work. The other was fast but not special (found no where in youth record books) but got faster after aging and also failed two doping tests along the way. Just keeping it real.
@@abone2pick He was never deemed a special talent as a youth, no....like Trayvon Brommell or more recently Matthew Boling. Justin was considered average where I'm from (Florida) until after he got out of college. Like I said, Bolt as you can see been fast since he was a early teen....Gaitlin became world class as an adult, wonder how that happened? lmao.
Nice video - Gatlin is a monster especially for his longevity in the sport . I’d hazard a guess and say the time he was banned helped him keep some of that tire tread on. Dude is still running sub 9.9 hundreds
He’s a cheat and shouldn’t have been allowed to race again after the first time. Then to cheat again and still allowed to race is a joke and an insult to all athletes
I know it was pre-injury, but Yohan Blake's 19.26 always seems like such an anomaly - his 19.44 seemed much more accurate to me. Would have been nice to see Bolt run sub 44s in the 400m and insane to run sub 19s in the 200m!
Complete anomaly, Walter Dix ran 19.53 in that race, he said he didn’t go all out because he had already won the Diamond League championship. I think someone messed up the starting lines at that track.
@@Hengel_Andrews Just feels wrong that so many top class sprinters (inc those that tested positive for PEDs) never ran sub 19.50s in the 200m to have Blake not just close to Bolt's WR but also ahead of MJ's 19.32s on the all-time list!
@@rileyoakley7196 Don’t forget Lyles running 18.90 last year in the 200m. We can never forget that happened... Too many people ran crazy prs in that 200m race and remember that was the last race of the year beyond where everyone had peaked.
@@AllInTheGame01 Fair point maybe. You could argue there is no such thing as “pure” sport anymore like someone like Babe Ruth. Still have to admire Gatlin’s attitude and work ethic and performance at his age, Ped or not.
@@DaveB038 Can admire the work ethic, but still be highly irritated that he has been around this last decade winning prize money & medals at the expense of others who chose not to do what he did. Were it not for Bolt coming along, we would have had him picking up a number of Gold medals which would have made the entire sport look like a joke. Difference in how Tyson Gay and Gatlin handled what they did re PEDs also spoke volumes about both of them as people! Would be nice for the youngsters coming through to develop the consistency to beat him regularly (and out of medal contention) so that he finally fades into obscurity.
@@Hengel_Andrews not at all is called peaking on time. Pay attention to him in the big moments. He always show up. Running all out in the preseason you gas out and over use your muscles for the big moment. Remember building muscle for any great resistance task is fine tuning. This comes with experience and seasoning. In other words he has to be careful at this older age and know when to go all out
You can and will. Understand Genetics do play a part but the adaptation and belief in yourself can help you obtain all you need. I've yet to see talent without consistency with stand the Work ethic of someone with the fire, desire, belief and resilience . These qualities have to be applied to a great plan. Study the plan and practice. Break everything down to the smallest of components. Break the race down, know the equation to get the times you want. Measure your legs, test your foot strength, study all that's going on , break it down and build it up to where you need to be to run phenomenal times but also being healthy and steady in your training. Learn all the foods you need to give you the correct energy, muscle endurance etc. I can't give you all the game but that's a start for you. You can achieve it GO FOR IT
How mamy of those races Gay or Gatlin won by beating Bolt....in late 20s and 30s Bolt had a habit of shutting when race was won hence slower times in races without quality opponents
I think if Yohan didn't get injured and was there to push Bolt he might've lowered the record further. Bolt really had no real competition after 2012, so did the bare minimum to win.
@@abone2pick Knighton just ran 19.84 at the age of 17. He will run 19.7 at the Olympics . Crazy he will hold Both U18 and U20 records for a while. Only one can other at the moment in his age group that can get the U20... Jaylen Slade. Jaylen was burned out this year too much indoor and outdoor. Knighton and Slade will push each other along with the other elite talents to a sub 19. Mark my words
There's no question Gatlin never stopped doping. He and his pharmacist just found a new, better way to do it. You don't stay world class in sprinting past your early 30's
@@josh_rl2013 we didn't talk much, but he seems like a cool guy. He was friendly and just playing basketball like one of the guys. I have nothing bad to say about him. It was wild getting on fast breaks and watching him glide down the court like a gazelle while the rest of us look like panting fat animals comparatively. The way he covered distance so quickly and smoothly was incredible
Haha crazy right, he didn't have a lightening start either, but could maintain his top end speed much longer than the other sprinters, but yeah that style was out the gate.
Erriyon Knighton he just broke Usain Bolt's Record For U18 He Ran A 20.11. He will go Sub 20 this year . Erriyon Also Ran a 9.99 this year (May not have been wind legal but close) Jaylen Slade Another 17 year old Will Go Sub 20 and Sub 10 this year as well. Mark my words!!
That’s not true though about breaking any U-18 record because there’s no such thing as a U-18 record. Bolt ran 19.93 when he 17. Knighton, if he’s 16 now has an age group record, but if he’s 17 then 20.11 isn’t a record. It would be awesome if they keep setting records and be like Bolt since he’s the ONLY teen sensation to ever become an adult sensation.
It's TRUE! Bolt was 17 going on 18 that year so they don't consider that an U18 if you're turning 18 the year of. Knighton turned 17 this year a and wont be 18 until next year. So yes he broke the record . This young man just started running tracc 2 or 3 years ago. He's Phenomenal. He will run sub 20 before the end of the year. Watch out for Jaylen Slade as well . He's capable of running a sub 20 this year as well. Another 17 year old but he will be 18 this year.
@@Hengel_Andrews There absolutely exists a U18 world record. It's called world youth record. Usain bolt held it previously at 20.13 as he did his faster times the same year he was going to turn 18. Knighton broke it with his 20.11
@@Hengel_Andrews that's what happens when you're misinformed. Just saw 17 in this video and thought you could've pulled a fast one right? 😂 Bolt was no longer U18 at the time.
Knighton holds the world under-18 best in the 200 m of 19.84 seconds, set on June 27, 2021, and world U20 record with a time of 19.69 seconds, set on June 26, 2022. His best mark of 19.49 s (not ratified) makes him the sixth-fastest athlete in history over the distance, only surpassed by Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Noah Lyles, Michael Johnson and Letsile Tebogo.[3] It was also the fastest season opener ever.
You may have to redo this as Knighton has smashed that record done by Bolt at 17. He has even gone quicker than a 20 year old Bolt. Records, are meant to be broken.
Quite a few updates to the earlier ages on this list: 15. Usain Bolt 20.58 16. Usain Bolt 20.13 17. Erriyon Knighton 19.84 18. Erriyon Knighton 19.49 19. Usain Bolt 19.89 (Almost certainly will be beat by EK) 20. Xavier Carter 19.63 (See above) 21. Yohan Blake 19.26 22. Usain Bolt 19.19 23. Usain Bolt 19.56 (See Above) 24. Noah Lyles 19.52 25. Noah Lyles 19.32 26. Tyson Gay 19.58 (Seems likely to be beat by NL) 27. Tyson Gay 19.72 (See above) Tough to predict beyond a year or two, but two guys are re-writing this record list right now (Erriyon Knighton and Noah Lyles). But you never know if their motivation remains and if they will improve. Bolt and Blake never improved after their best times at ages 21 and 22. Maybe EK and NL have already peaked. Will be fun to watch the next few years.
Bolt had injuries after 2010s so he could not improve when he was never 100% fit he could broke the 100m though still but 200m he would have to try in diamond league but bolt only run 100% in championships and still often eases up.
It's such a difficult ordeal to stay focused and maintain discipline for that long. These magnificent men have literally dedicated their entire lives for the glory of their nations and sports! To stay that fit till 34 years is unbelievable!
@@romelllewis8195 It’s very possible for Erriyon Knighton to break Usain’s 200m world record. This especially becomes evident when you break down his weaknesses/ things that he can improve on that would take chunks off of his times. 1) He doesn’t have a particularly good start. It isn’t Joe Fahnbulleh types of bad but it isn’t that good either. He also lacks acceleration during the first 25-30m of his races compared to the pros around him but that’s understandable he is still a junior athlete and only turned pro a year ago. Once he builds more power it should help in significantly improving his drive phase. 2)He isn’t a consistently good bend runner (in comparison to the pros). The best bend I’ve seen him run is a toss up between the US trials semi finals that he ran 19.88 in (mind you he didn’t go all out in that race), or his 4th place run in Tokyo where he finished in 19.93. At US trials finals in which he ran his fastest race to date of 19.84, he ran the worst bend that he ran at the entire trials altogether and the worst bend of anyone in the field during that particular race. He even ran a better bend at the first round preliminaries in which he jogged to a 20.04. So getting him to consistently run good bends will also take chunks off of his times, especially during his fastest races. 3) When he runs all out, his form often starts to break down in the last 50m of the race. This is especially evident during his 2020 run of 20.33 when he first came to prominence, and during his Tokyo run when he finished 4th. Working on his strength/speed endurance will help in that regard So when he manages to get those kinks ironed out, puts his theoretical best race together not to mention that he has lots of upside based off of only running track since 2019, he will get a lot closer to Usain’s world record than you like to think that he will.
Forever left wondering why Bolt didn't run through the line at London 2012... a 19.32 while easing into a jog. Man could've broken his record but wanted to make it look like it was easy for him. Probably regretting it now Knighton is on the scene...
You need to update this Aryan Knighten just ran a 19.49 a couple of months ago and he's under 20 I think he's under 18 he just ran in the world championships
I wonder who the greatest sprinter of all time would be if Bolt never existed.... Blake, Gay, Powell, Gatlin, Lewis....?? Crazy how great they all were but just happened to be around when Bolt was. Kinda like Jordan was in his era
Video needs to be updated as Erriyon Knighton broke both of Bolt's under 18 and under 20 records. And, as of July 21, 2022, Noah Lyles (19.31) is faster than Bolt at age age 25. Knighton and Noah Lyles both have a shot and eclipsing 20.19 in the future
He doesn't have the perfect technique, He doesn't have the best start, he slows down at the end for celebration, and no doping but still the greatest sprinter of all time. Hell yeah he's Built different.
That Erriyon Knighton 19.49 is an invalid time because the event wasn't sanctioned by World Athletics and there was no clear recorded view of the time and wind speed; Hence World Athletics refused to have it ratify and ruled it as an invalid time...🤔
The 19.32 in 2012 wasn’t a record. Bolt broke the wr in 2008 when he ran 19.30 at age 21. Yohan Blake ran 19.26 at 21 therefore that’s the clip that’s shown.
Justin gatlin is probably the greatest competitor in Track history .. he wasn’t even supposed to win 2004 but he took it . Lost 4 years struggle to regain form and came back to eventually beat Bolt .. damm
![Fastest 100m Time Recorded at every age [18-40]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JUycKVrvZ3c/mqdefault.jpg)
Some updates since this video has been uploaded:
0:52 Age 17, Erriyon Knighton: 19.84
1:20 Age 18, Erriyon Knighton: 19.49
3:07 Age 24, Noah Lyles: 19.56
3:31 Age 25, Noah Lyles: 19.31
you should make a video of those, captain updates... lol
Bolt 19.40s at 24
A lot of Bolt in the younger years and a lot of Gaitlin in the later years!!
Yes, because one was born a great sprinter and continued to work. The other was fast but not special (found no where in youth record books) but got faster after aging and also failed two doping tests along the way. Just keeping it real.
@@MB-fv9jh gatlin isn't special? 😂
@@abone2pick He was never deemed a special talent as a youth, no....like Trayvon Brommell or more recently Matthew Boling. Justin was considered average where I'm from (Florida) until after he got out of college. Like I said, Bolt as you can see been fast since he was a early teen....Gaitlin became world class as an adult, wonder how that happened? lmao.
@@MB-fv9jh lol gatlin at 18 was 10.1 and 20.3 in college. Matt boiling was 10.1 and 20.3 as a 18 year old .
@@MB-fv9jh by the way gatlin also ran 44.6 at 18 .which Is faster than boiling at 18 . You must be new to the sport.
Bolt was a beast damn.
The way he slowed down at the end of races, if only he ran them flat out all the way he'd break more records
Nice video - Gatlin is a monster especially for his longevity in the sport . I’d hazard a guess and say the time he was banned helped him keep some of that tire tread on. Dude is still running sub 9.9 hundreds
research has shown the effects of the PEDs he took last a decade
Both are great athletes. Yes Gatlin served two doping bans but still he ran over 40 races under 10 seconds that is not a joke.
He’s a cheat and shouldn’t have been allowed to race again after the first time. Then to cheat again and still allowed to race is a joke and an insult to all athletes
Its weird seeing bolt lose 😆
It might be that he lost a battle, but he won the war. #GOAT
He lost a fuck load of races . That's just part of the process. Gotta get your ass kicked before you can kick ass
After 2008 he didn't lose that many individual races and only lost 1 (or 2 if you count that relay fail in 2017) championship race.
Whelp... records go up to come down.... Usain Bolts record at 17 yes old was just broken... Knighton ran 19.84... 🔥
I'm excited to see how fast he can run in Tokyo
Lol bolt wasn't even under any pressure when he ran that 19:93.stop comparing folks to the legend,its pointless.
@@Adrenalean767 I'm confused, whose time was faster? Bolt or Knighton?
@@dcarr571 look at the race when bolt jogged to 19:93 and you'll no longer be confused.
@@Adrenalean767 Right, for sure. So Bolt ran faster?
I know it was pre-injury, but Yohan Blake's 19.26 always seems like such an anomaly - his 19.44 seemed much more accurate to me. Would have been nice to see Bolt run sub 44s in the 400m and insane to run sub 19s in the 200m!
Complete anomaly, Walter Dix ran 19.53 in that race, he said he didn’t go all out because he had already won the Diamond League championship. I think someone messed up the starting lines at that track.
@@Hengel_Andrews Just feels wrong that so many top class sprinters (inc those that tested positive for PEDs) never ran sub 19.50s in the 200m to have Blake not just close to Bolt's WR but also ahead of MJ's 19.32s on the all-time list!
@@Hengel_Andrews there’s no way that’s true with the starting line in that big of a meet and that fast of a time ran
@@rileyoakley7196 Don’t forget Lyles running 18.90 last year in the 200m. We can never forget that happened... Too many people ran crazy prs in that 200m race and remember that was the last race of the year beyond where everyone had peaked.
He should've done some 60s and LJ
A lot of Gatlin in the older ages. Guy can still cook at 39.
Nah he’s looking pretty cooked right about now
I vaguely remember a study that came out a few yrs ago that talked about the long-term benefits of PEDs, take from that what you will...
@@AllInTheGame01 Fair point maybe. You could argue there is no such thing as “pure” sport anymore like someone like Babe Ruth. Still have to admire Gatlin’s attitude and work ethic and performance at his age, Ped or not.
@@DaveB038 Can admire the work ethic, but still be highly irritated that he has been around this last decade winning prize money & medals at the expense of others who chose not to do what he did. Were it not for Bolt coming along, we would have had him picking up a number of Gold medals which would have made the entire sport look like a joke. Difference in how Tyson Gay and Gatlin handled what they did re PEDs also spoke volumes about both of them as people!
Would be nice for the youngsters coming through to develop the consistency to beat him regularly (and out of medal contention) so that he finally fades into obscurity.
@@Hengel_Andrews not at all is called peaking on time. Pay attention to him in the big moments. He always show up. Running all out in the preseason you gas out and over use your muscles for the big moment. Remember building muscle for any great resistance task is fine tuning. This comes with experience and seasoning. In other words he has to be careful at this older age and know when to go all out
I hope I run like Usain Bolt in my prime, but like Justin Gatlin as I age. Both are incredible athletes.
You can and will. Understand Genetics do play a part but the adaptation and belief in yourself can help you obtain all you need. I've yet to see talent without consistency with stand the Work ethic of someone with the fire, desire, belief and resilience . These qualities have to be applied to a great plan. Study the plan and practice. Break everything down to the smallest of components. Break the race down, know the equation to get the times you want. Measure your legs, test your foot strength, study all that's going on , break it down and build it up to where you need to be to run phenomenal times but also being healthy and steady in your training. Learn all the foods you need to give you the correct energy, muscle endurance etc. I can't give you all the game but that's a start for you. You can achieve it GO FOR IT
How can you say Gatlin is an incredible athlete? He cheated not once but twice! I don’t call that incredible
Starts with bolt dominating the young ages in out Gay into the late 20s then gatlin showing off the endurance in the 30s it’s crazy
How mamy of those races Gay or Gatlin won by beating Bolt....in late 20s and 30s Bolt had a habit of shutting when race was won hence slower times in races without quality opponents
@@rodneypatterson5213 and therefore he didnt hold the records for them and instead gay and gatlin did
Age 55 - Gatlin 19.90
Drugs do work
Gatlin is all natty idk what ur on about @andrewsharples9716
@@andrewsharples9716h
21 yr old blake. What a beast
loving the channel bro. Hope this channel blows up.
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Knighton already has taken a couple of these, I wonder how many he’ll end up with in total.
Amazing to think that Bolt never set an individual world record after the age of 22. I always thought he had the potential to go sub 19s in the 200m.
He was a phenom but lazy.
@@sinking1902 He did what he had to do
he probably coulve but i feel like he always let up at the end of races cuz he was smoking everybody lol
I think if Yohan didn't get injured and was there to push Bolt he might've lowered the record further. Bolt really had no real competition after 2012, so did the bare minimum to win.
quite possibly his chronic back issue was impeding training by this time. But many people peak young and that's it!
Alonso Edwards ran 19.81 at age 19
(In Usain Bolt's WR race)
It's ok... Knighton will smash it next year
Whatever happened to him?
@@DJJayWillz not next year either. He will be 18 So not till 2023 . Assuming he keeps improving unlike Edwards failed to.
@@abone2pick Knighton just ran 19.84 at the age of 17. He will run 19.7 at the Olympics . Crazy he will hold Both U18 and U20 records for a while. Only one can other at the moment in his age group that can get the U20... Jaylen Slade. Jaylen was burned out this year too much indoor and outdoor. Knighton and Slade will push each other along with the other elite talents to a sub 19. Mark my words
@@ItsCertified then why has he hasn’t
Some of the 19.5s bolts easing up... I don't think he'd of broke wr but cudda been in 19.4 region gatlin amazes me, gets better with age
It's the doping. Gatlin took everything possible and got busted twice aswell.
21 years of great running by Justin Gatlin, the man is amazing.
The man’s a cheat. Twice!
Grandissimo Pietro, in mezzo ai migliori di sempre...fa rumore l'assenza di Carl Lewis
Saw someone suggested this to you in another comment section and you actually did it… proud
There's no question Gatlin never stopped doping. He and his pharmacist just found a new, better way to do it. You don't stay world class in sprinting past your early 30's
HGH!!!
I've played basketball with Gatlin many years ago. Cool guy, incredible athlete
Really what was he like
@@josh_rl2013 we didn't talk much, but he seems like a cool guy. He was friendly and just playing basketball like one of the guys. I have nothing bad to say about him. It was wild getting on fast breaks and watching him glide down the court like a gazelle while the rest of us look like panting fat animals comparatively. The way he covered distance so quickly and smoothly was incredible
@@realkylehooks wow so cool
@@realkylehooks and he was in his 30s lol and still going
Yes, very humble and friendly sportsman. I did block start training with him.
0:30 Why the disparity between the times? Usain Bolt: 20.13 (footage from 20.40 run at age 16 ) which was what he actually ran.
20.58 at 15 wtf...
This will never change
All records after 2000, only one before: Pietro Mennea!
I'd love to see Usain run a relay spot at this year's Olympics
How Michael Johnson ran that fast with that style is beyond me
19.32 is insane
Haha crazy right, he didn't have a lightening start either, but could maintain his top end speed much longer than the other sprinters, but yeah that style was out the gate.
Steroids
@@Noone-p2p2x he calls it efficient, but it just looks so strange. 😂😂😂
Blake was a monster. Even without Bolt in the equation
Erriyon Knighton he just broke Usain Bolt's Record For U18 He Ran A 20.11. He will go Sub 20 this year . Erriyon Also Ran a 9.99 this year (May not have been wind legal but close) Jaylen Slade Another 17 year old Will Go Sub 20 and Sub 10 this year as well. Mark my words!!
That’s not true though about breaking any U-18 record because there’s no such thing as a U-18 record. Bolt ran 19.93 when he 17. Knighton, if he’s 16 now has an age group record, but if he’s 17 then 20.11 isn’t a record. It would be awesome if they keep setting records and be like Bolt since he’s the ONLY teen sensation to ever become an adult sensation.
It's TRUE! Bolt was 17 going on 18 that year so they don't consider that an U18 if you're turning 18 the year of. Knighton turned 17 this year a and wont be 18 until next year. So yes he broke the record . This young man just started running tracc 2 or 3 years ago. He's Phenomenal. He will run sub 20 before the end of the year. Watch out for Jaylen Slade as well . He's capable of running a sub 20 this year as well. Another 17 year old but he will be 18 this year.
@@Hengel_Andrews There absolutely exists a U18 world record. It's called world youth record. Usain bolt held it previously at 20.13 as he did his faster times the same year he was going to turn 18. Knighton broke it with his 20.11
@@Hengel_Andrews that's what happens when you're misinformed. Just saw 17 in this video and thought you could've pulled a fast one right? 😂 Bolt was no longer U18 at the time.
@@Shem22sr read what you just typed aloud to yourself, are you safe?
bro Yohan Blake was in his prime at age 21, and an injury later knocked him off the map..it makes me sad
Knighton holds the world under-18 best in the 200 m of 19.84 seconds, set on June 27, 2021, and world U20 record with a time of 19.69 seconds, set on June 26, 2022. His best mark of 19.49 s (not ratified) makes him the sixth-fastest athlete in history over the distance, only surpassed by Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Noah Lyles, Michael Johnson and Letsile Tebogo.[3] It was also the fastest season opener ever.
Great video well put together i love bolt what a legend lovely to see all his races.
You may have to redo this as Knighton has smashed that record done by Bolt at 17. He has even gone quicker than a 20 year old Bolt. Records, are meant to be broken.
Commas, are not used like that.
19yo should be Alonso Edward 19.81
Quite a few updates to the earlier ages on this list:
15. Usain Bolt 20.58
16. Usain Bolt 20.13
17. Erriyon Knighton 19.84
18. Erriyon Knighton 19.49
19. Usain Bolt 19.89 (Almost certainly will be beat by EK)
20. Xavier Carter 19.63 (See above)
21. Yohan Blake 19.26
22. Usain Bolt 19.19
23. Usain Bolt 19.56 (See Above)
24. Noah Lyles 19.52
25. Noah Lyles 19.32
26. Tyson Gay 19.58 (Seems likely to be beat by NL)
27. Tyson Gay 19.72 (See above)
Tough to predict beyond a year or two, but two guys are re-writing this record list right now (Erriyon Knighton and Noah Lyles). But you never know if their motivation remains and if they will improve. Bolt and Blake never improved after their best times at ages 21 and 22. Maybe EK and NL have already peaked. Will be fun to watch the next few years.
Bolt 19.40s at 24 how you forgot that?
Bolt had injuries after 2010s so he could not improve when he was never 100% fit he could broke the 100m though still but 200m he would have to try in diamond league but bolt only run 100% in championships and still often eases up.
16 and 17 times now belong to Erriyon Knighton with 20.11 at 16 and 19.84 at 17
Ok
Usain Bolt records will stand for quite some time they already have!!!! Living legends end of!!!!!
It's such a difficult ordeal to stay focused and maintain discipline for that long. These magnificent men have literally dedicated their entire lives for the glory of their nations and sports! To stay that fit till 34 years is unbelievable!
Great video dropped a like
It’s crazy that erriyon knighton has usain bolts record now
The 19.32 Bolt vs Blake is one of the best 200m ever.
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Erryion Knighton now has the 17 yearl old record with 19.84
Dont be surprised if Erriyon ends up breaking Bolt's 19.19 world record.
@@charliealvarez9199 😂 it's nice to dream
@@romelllewis8195
It’s very possible for Erriyon Knighton to break Usain’s 200m world record. This especially becomes evident when you break down his weaknesses/ things that he can improve on that would take chunks off of his times.
1) He doesn’t have a particularly good start. It isn’t Joe Fahnbulleh types of bad but it isn’t that good either. He also lacks acceleration during the first 25-30m of his races compared to the pros around him but that’s understandable he is still a junior athlete and only turned pro a year ago. Once he builds more power it should help in significantly improving his drive phase.
2)He isn’t a consistently good bend runner (in comparison to the pros). The best bend I’ve seen him run is a toss up between the US trials semi finals that he ran 19.88 in (mind you he didn’t go all out in that race), or his 4th place run in Tokyo where he finished in 19.93.
At US trials finals in which he ran his fastest race to date of 19.84, he ran the worst bend that he ran at the entire trials altogether and the worst bend of anyone in the field during that particular race. He even ran a better bend at the first round preliminaries in which he jogged to a 20.04.
So getting him to consistently run good bends will also take chunks off of his times, especially during his fastest races.
3) When he runs all out, his form often starts to break down in the last 50m of the race.
This is especially evident during his 2020 run of 20.33 when he first came to prominence, and during his Tokyo run when he finished 4th. Working on his strength/speed endurance will help in that regard
So when he manages to get those kinks ironed out, puts his theoretical best race together not to mention that he has lots of upside based off of only running track since 2019, he will get a lot closer to Usain’s world record than you like to think that he will.
actually age 19 is Alonso Edward 19.81
No usain bolt the Legend
4:20 - Age 27 - Pietro Mennea ❤️ (1979)
Knighton had a 19.84 in 17
Just to sum this up Usain bolt is the fastest man to walk this earth.
Forever left wondering why Bolt didn't run through the line at London 2012... a 19.32 while easing into a jog. Man could've broken his record but wanted to make it look like it was easy for him. Probably regretting it now Knighton is on the scene...
Got to add Erriyon knighton
Could you imagine what some of Usain Bolts times would have been if he never let up the last 3 to 5 steps in a lot of races?? 😂
I find that Usain is running in a relax manner but yet is super fast...strange..
Because he’s 6’5 lol his 2 long strides are others peoples 3-4 strides
Can sprint fast if your not relaxed. A lot of guys over stride too early and lose their form and speed.
You need to update this Aryan Knighten just ran a 19.49 a couple of months ago and he's under 20 I think he's under 18 he just ran in the world championships
And knighton?
Bolt and Michael Johnson are The greatest in 200m in this order...but old Gatlin was amazing too.
Nobody will ever be better than Bolt🤷
Welp, 17 and 18 prob need to be adjusted for erriyon knighton now. 19.82 at 17 and 19.49 at 18! Man is flying
Gatlin aged like fine wine after the doping
I wonder who the greatest sprinter of all time would be if Bolt never existed.... Blake, Gay, Powell, Gatlin, Lewis....?? Crazy how great they all were but just happened to be around when Bolt was. Kinda like Jordan was in his era
Bolt's aiving legend!! I doubt another will be able to achieve what he has done... most of those times... maybe all will not budge
This video should be updated with Knighton
Eriyon knighton has run 19.84s at 17 years old,
Video needs to be updated as Erriyon Knighton broke both of Bolt's under 18 and under 20 records. And, as of July 21, 2022, Noah Lyles (19.31) is faster than Bolt at age age 25. Knighton and Noah Lyles both have a shot and eclipsing 20.19 in the future
No he didn't, and he didn't and he did horrible in the games that just passed.
Sooner or later bolt will not be on this list anymore that young man is destroying all his records
Dream champions! dream records!. My God.
Pietro Mennea's World Record lasted for 17 years before Johnson broke it in 1996.
in first clip, bolt's form looked similar to michael johnson
Face to the sky and wobbly upper body?
He has scoliosis.
24 should have been bolt’s 19.40 in daegu, great video overall
It’s cool how Bolts 19.93 was almost a mirror in what happened on the 19.19
Erriyon Knighton and Letsile Tebogo watching this: 😤(Knighton - 19.72 at 19, 19.49 at 18, 19.84 at 17 , Tebogo - 19.50 at 20)
I guess Usain Bolt is just built different
He doesn't have the perfect technique, He doesn't have the best start, he slows down at the end for celebration, and no doping but still the greatest sprinter of all time. Hell yeah he's Built different.
24yo was usain bolt with 19.40
No the races were in early september. He was alteady 25
This part really hit me It makes me feel bad for the other athletes that no one pays attention to 2:30
That Erriyon Knighton 19.49 is an invalid time because the event wasn't sanctioned by World Athletics and there was no clear recorded view of the time and wind speed; Hence World Athletics refused to have it ratify and ruled it as an invalid time...🤔
If this video is a month old, you're missing Eryon Knighton who is faster than Bolt at 17
Obviously this was edited before that
We need the woman sprint records from 100m to 200m plz age records plz.and sub 11 100m races
Dude just beat bolts junior world record
Check out asean sprinter named puripol, he clocked 20.19 just at the age of 16
Background sound, make it louder please!
In the first two races bolt is leaning all over the place with no form as Michael Johnson said only he can afford that.
Time to update the video with Erryon Knighton destroying Bolts early age records. 19.49 at age 18
Good to see these past memmories
Gatlin qui fait de meilleur temps apres 30 ans sans dopage (haha) que pendant sa periode dopé à 25 ans. Le foutage de gueule incroyable.
Gatlin is the over 30 goat. We missed his best years.
Because he was banned twice.
He flushed his best years down the toilet 💉
Age 45-125: Gatlin
Usain bolt
Yohan blake
Michael Johnson
Tyson gay
Justin Gatlin
Vous pouvez faire une vidéo avec les meilleurs juniors sur 100m ?
I'm puzzled, bolt broke wr in 19.3 2012,yet it showed the Berlin record 19.19 before that
The 19.32 in 2012 wasn’t a record. Bolt broke the wr in 2008 when he ran 19.30 at age 21. Yohan Blake ran 19.26 at 21 therefore that’s the clip that’s shown.
New entry: age 18 - Arryon Knighton = 19.49.
False.
I still don't beleive Bolt reached his full potential & tried his hardest.
Kendrick Jones Jr Temple Texas Lake Belton just ran 20.54 at 16
bolt was so good i cant belive it
Bolts 17 year old record has been broken 2 weeks ago. Update lol
nice vid
Kington broke bolts under 20 times
Bolt isn’t the fastest at 17 anymore, Erriyon Knighton ran 19.84, he also has the 2nd fastest u18 100m
Laird get strong its a wrap
Spearmon served a ban for amphetamines
ha ha Tyson Gay...
p.s. Usain is legendary
Wonderful bolt ⚡
Justin gatlin is probably the greatest competitor in Track history .. he wasn’t even supposed to win 2004 but he took it . Lost 4 years struggle to regain form and came back to eventually beat Bolt .. damm
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