JAKOB INGEBRIGTSEN WINS OLYMPIC 5000M GOLD OVER LOADED FIELD, GRANT FISHER BRONZE | PRESS CONFERENCE
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Jakob Ingebrigtsen came back from his 1500m defeat to win gold in the 5000m for the third year in a row. Ronald Kwemoi of Kenya won silver and Grant Fisher won bronze. He became the first American man to win medals in the 5000m and 10,000m at the Olympics.
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Grant's answer as to what he would do if he was in Jakob's shoes is one of the best answers ever given in the history of post-race press conferences
Grant gives some of the best interviews pre-race or post-race, eloquent, thoughtful and genuine. Just an added bonus being a Grant fan 😇
Agreed. Grant is such a great person and always responds to questions with great intelligence. You gotta love the guy.
Yeah I agree it was an accurate assessment of the situation and very humble too. A lot of people suddenly think Jakob should switch events because of his lack of gold medals in these global championships but they also seem to forget he did just run a 3:26 1500m this year. If it wasn’t for Jakob the 1500m scene would still look like it did in 2016 slow tactical affairs with a blistering last lap, but what’s just my take on the situation. Hoping Grant can upgrade both of his bronze in future championships. Team USA!!!
@@seanthat0126 Facts. You don't run at 3:26 and then stop doing it because you don't win the Olympics. I think he is still the best 1500m runner in the world.
@TJDailey 100% agreed
This man had the best win and worse loss in the same Olympics.
Jakob can’t escape the 1500 questions 😭😭
IKR lol
When he breaks the WR with a rabbit in the DL he will have to answer many more
@@andrewreese9802 you do know that Hicham El Guerrouj had two pacers in his world record race?
@@canuckowlPeople forget that so often😂😂
Because he ducked interviews for 4 days out of embarrassment. Then wins gold and talks about wanting to win “honorably”. Umm, what? They don’t give medals out to the most honorable runner, they give them out to the guys that finish 1-2-3. Just swallow your pride and admit that you ran a tough race and they had to run an OR to beat you, instead you sound like an asshole.
Remarkable achievement by Fisher to medal in both events. I don't think it's sunk in yet for him, but it will.
Yep. That move to Utah really paid off!!
I'm surprised at how few journalists there are at these post-race interviews - even for the really major competitions.
right? Maybe press is really restricted but you would think with all the empty seats they were expecting more.
Shoot give me a seat there Id love to ask the athletes different questions from the very obvious and over-asked questions
Why interview when you can live stream on your socials
Because only sprinters get press. Over-hyped by American media. Crazy. These guys are just as exciting to watch they need more spotlight
Ronald got asked how to change his tactics to beat Jakob and bro said he needs to change what race his he’s in😭😭😭
Ronald wasn’t answering how to change his tactics to beat Jakob, he actually wasn’t listening. Watch it again, Ronald suddenly snaps out of it, realizing it’s a question to him, looks to Jakob like “me? I’m supposed to answer??” So Ronald answers the last question he remembers, which was the question to Fisher “if you were in Jacobs shoes, 1500 or 5000/10,000?” So Ronald answers the damn question, “1500 or 5k… or 10k?” 😂😂😂😂😂
Congratulations Jakob and Norway.🇸🇯
Greetings from Sweden. 🇸🇪
I love how Grant Fisher backed up Jakob. Class act.
Congratulations to the Gold, Silver and Bronze! A great race to watch. The replies were really interesting.
Good press conference, fine answers all the way around, especially Fisher when asked about being in Jakob's shoes. Impressive young man.
Congrats on the newborn and the gold Jakob. Very impressive
So much to like about Grant! Congrats!!!
7:20 this was beautifully said and I hope people look to this response to see the mental side of Jakob
@@jeff09_ you mean the mental side of narcissism and lack of humility. Yes, it’s truly perplexing to continue to get smoked on an international stage and still lack good sportsmanship.
Great podium. Huge fan of Jacob. Always interesting to hear reactions afterwards. The other 2 were awesome. Grant must be buzzing
Jakob Ingebrigtsen says "it's all about spending your energy wisely, and making good decisions". This is so profoundly true, simple as it may sound. I believe Jakob feels deep down that going out at world record pace in the 1500 for the first 2 laps was ultimately his undoing, and left him helpless to reach launch a kick in the last 150 meters. HIs victory in the 5000 was brilliant. Jakob was not caring about a world record this time. He probably realized, and therefore laid back, since the Olympics is ALL ABOUT THE GOLD MEDAL. So much was expected of him from his country (i.e. Norway's media) and when he did not win, it was total humiliation. Therefore, come the 5000 Meters, Jakob wisely hung back, biding his time, conserving his energy, and when the fabulous Kenyan decided to tear away from the back, and in essence demoralize everyone else from trying to run him down. Jakob waited and then, KERBLAM-O, he accelerated perhaps two gears, and hauled him down. I'm not saying it was effortless; by no means. As usual, there were squawks and barbs about the race being "slow". Balderdash. The pace was a bit slower---until the last mile. I read where Jakob Ingebrigtsen's last mile was a scorching 3:51!
3:51............. Think about it. Jakob looked SO smooth doing that 3:51 last mile. This race reminds me of the tactics of the great Finn, Lasse Viren. Lasse just kept getting faster and faster in 1972, finally wearing out the USA's Steve Prefontaine. In 1976, Lasse, over the last mile, almost imperceptibly began picking up the pace, and amazingly, would not allow Dixon, Quax, or Hildebrand to pass him. Lasse's times I don't remember; I just remember his GREATNESS during each of those gold medal wins. With this brilliant 2024 Olympic 5000 meters gold medal victory, that corking last mile time of 3:51 SHOULD BE REMEMBERED.
Grant is such a smart and well grounded guy.
Stanford University is no joke
Kenyan gets silver at the Olympics and says he needs to change to the 10 😂
@@ianbusche1471 🤣👏🏾👏🏾
i don't think he knew what the question was my mans was sleeping 😂
@@EnvyTraxus he wasn't sleeping, just disappointed with silver 😅
I am glad Jakob won the gold and would like to see him set a new world record in the 5000.
Me too😊
How far was he from the record? Those times are insane. I run road races and cannot even imagine running at these speeds
grant fisher class act !!!
They were flying the last mile
Yep. 3:51 is flying for sure.
Love and respect for Grant Fisher. Happy for Jakob, he is determined .Love for my Kenyan brother ❤️
Jakob was pretty subdued after winning gold. I wonder if he is now feeling the effect of a grueling season. That being said maybe he is planning in achieving a world record before the season is done. I would not be surprised if he plans a 1500k record soon.
He is scheduled to run the 1500 in Lausanne, and the 3000m three days later in Silesia (same meeting where he set his 1500m PB last season). I would not be shocked if he could break both world records in such a short time seeing as he was able to run 3:43 and 7:23 within 24 hours
Not many have attempted the 1500k so it’s possible but that kind of race can be a little daunting for some
@@jacksonschuck1869 just a little..
@@jacksonschuck1869 Perhaps he’s planning on competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans…
How tha hell don't you have the silver medalist's name in the title????
We all know why 👀
@@traderstatusquobecause we don’t know the difference between the Kenyan and the 3 Ethiopians and the Ugandan 😂 they are like NPC for the main event
Ronald seemed pretty bummed about the silver. Jakob seemed pretty gracious and humble. When he runs, it seems to make everyone else run faster. He is the pacesetter. If you are in a close race with him, you know that you are running fast.
i like watching Jackob race because he runs with a rare fearlessness at the front but my girlfriend just roots for him to lose and while i dont agree with that opinion she says he seems too cocky, but i know to become a champion runner and break world records there is a high level of confidence thats very necessary...
@@kurtg3891 when confidence is not coupled with humility, Jakob is the result.
I think his (what would be considered abject) failure in the 1500 was a good reality check for him. He sounds a little more humble here than he sometimes has in the past. Still, very articulate and engaging young man - and a wicked 5K. Well done.
@ytsn
There are no runners that always win and there are no runners in middle to long distance that win gold in 3 consecutive Olympics but it might be possible for Jacob to get gold in 3or 4 consecutive Olympics
Great win - congratulations!
Jakob has incredible conditioning to run all these races and still win. That being said, with the strength, conditioning and foot speed of several of his competitors in the 1,500m, it will be difficult for him to dominate that event in the future. Perhaps he should focus on the 5k and 10k going forward.
Well, he does win the 1500m when he doesn't lead more than 500m of the race. So it's just a straight out stupid tactic of him to not follow that principle.
Why no name tag for Kwemoi?
@@aaadad1027 he has one - just didn’t put it up
Jakob is going to get that dad strength
Very generous of Jakob to grant Fisher bronze
Ha, I see what you did there
i did not see it live , had no clue who won until I saw a later in the night. I was screaming at the TV for Fisher to give that extra push and seeing he did it was awesome/ I ran sprints in high school and never been close to what these guys been doing. It was a great race and nice to see someone not give up and by doing that he now has an other Olympic Medal Congrats Grant , way to make America Proud with a capital P. Peace and go USA
There are no questions for Jakob to answer in the 1,500, there are so many great runners in the 3.27-3.30 range, any of them can win
Love Grant's answers, such class, beautiful athletes
Jakob seems like a very intense competitor.
Yes that's what makes him such an amazing athlete
I wish the event organisers were able to open the floor to the general public. Perhaps a AMA style forum, where top questions get voted to the top then asked? I think we'd see much better questions than what we heard from these Journalists.
Anyone think it was really cute when the silver medalist bashfully giggled when realizing the question was for him?
They set it up for Jakob perfectly 🎉🎉
They sure did. He actually made it look effortless.
I'm disappointed! I can't watch the best stayers in the world succumb to the average Ingebritsen for several years in a row! Where are the coaches looking??
He won in a canter. Insane talent. Devastating turn of foot at 5k.
@maxim
Another reason why taking fentanyl is bad for your brain
@@maxim3735you would describe a guy with a 3:26 1500m, 3:43 mile, the world record in the 2K, an Olympic gold in the 1500m, 2 World Champs gold in the 5K before last night, and now an Olympic gold after closing with a 3:51 last 1600m as average? What does it take to be a good athlete in your books, I wonder 😉
Too many questions about another race
Well that’s the only race he wanted to talk about the last mom
Month*
That was a great race.
These questions are making me an Ingebritsen fan lol
jakob is stoked to be a dad eh?
Yeah it definitely seemed like he missed the translation there..
If they really knew what he sacrifices to be where he is they wouldn’t have asked that question. It’s a bit disrespectful. Jakob has had almost no time with his new family because he’s had to prioritize getting ready for the olympics. So ask about that. If you want to be the best ever, it demands everything from you. So ask about that. Don’t corner him with questions that he can’t answer because he’s had no chance to experience anything of it yet. Becoming the best ever is very very very hard and comes with sacrifices, so be respectful and ask relevant questions.
Would someone kindly answer some questions from a n00b who doesn't know anything about T&F? 1) Why is the 1500m the only one that people seem to care about? I would've thought that winning a 5k would be more impressive. 2) Why didn't Josh Kerr, Cole Hocker, or Yared Nuguse compete in the 5000m too?
The 1500m, like what Grant said is really the “middle-middle distance” event in track. Its not quite long enough to be considered a bit boring to watch but its not so short that the event finishes super quickly.
The 1500m, like what Grant said is really the “middle-middle distance” event in track. Its not quite long enough to be considered a bit boring to watch but its not so short that the event finishes super quickly. For the other medalists in the 1500m, it was probably a personal decision for them so that they could focus on the 1500m training exclusively. If you compare the duration of the events (think like 3-4 minutes for the 1500m, and ~13 minutes for the 5000m) the difference favours some athletes moreso than others.
@@gilmotier it's just entertainment, the most entertaining one attracts the most people and becomes the most competitive one
Yared hates the 5000.
If im an athlete i would rather quit and leave the press conference room ... this is pure racism ..im proud Ethiopian ... my brother kenyan im sorry
You clowns throw that word around so much, nobody takes it seriously anymore.
Ingebrigsten has a Gold or nothing approach
Such an amazing athlete 👏
I always thought it was a fluke when Jakob lost important 1500 races. But now, I'm convinced it's psychological. He can run unimportant races just fine, but when the pressure's on, he's so afraid of losing the 1500 he goes out too fast and gets passed at the end. He doesn't seem to have this issue in the 5000. It's like how Jon Lester could throw to 2nd and 3rd just fine, but not 1st. I wonder if he'd benefit from seeing a sports psychologist.
That’s not it. If you actually listened to what he said here, you’d already have your answer. It’s not about only winning for Jakob. It’s about HOW you win. He wants to show, to himself and to everyone else, that he’s the best. The most dominant. He wants to run in as pure a way as possible. Simply outrun everyone else. Not because he chose the correct tactic, or schemed and plotted his way to victory. That would be a hollow victory to him. He wants to just be better than everyone else in 10/10 races. That’s why he said that he doesn’t want to change his tactics, he just wants to get better. So he can run and win his way, in the most clean and ethical way possible. I have the same mindset so I understand him. Not everyone will but I don’t think he’s too concerned about that. When your goal is to become the best ever and have every world record from 1500 to the marathon you’re doing it to prove it to yourself. That’s the person you need to impress. This is how Jakob is, and does things. If everybody understood that there would be no talk about arrogance. People would see that it’s just absolute determination and accountability. The single pursuit of greatness.
Is it just me or his reply to the first question pretty strange?
Jakob answer one question please
No name tag OR mention of second place in the video title, you guys are F’ed up. Hard to not read between the lines here.
He didnt put the name tag up😂 You can see it lying next to the Powerade bottle
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guy almost said 1500m
where’s grant 😞
just watch a little longer bro lol
Getting drug tested...
@@nathanplant9893 yea i did my bad
@@tascrphs and yelled at
jakob got the last laugh against Josh kerr i guess.
Fishers ten km medal was sensational. Was that not the fastest 10k time from a white guy ever? What a performance. Then to back it up in the 5km. Amazing.
@user-ly8dq9tb8c Jakob is kind of white too ;-)
A very easy era of the 5000m , bekele or mo farah would have made it impossible for him to win
stop comparing times in olympics. its about winnining. they all started slow. if they tried winning it would be faster.they cant beat a 1500 runner in i 5 k if they runs like this. jajob would win anyway
@@rosemariefinnoen5593Would’ve been interesting I think Mo Farah has one of the deadliest last 800m in a 5000m race. Definitely would’ve been a amazing race. I guess we’ll never know, their prs only a few seconds apart.
@@rosemariefinnoen5593 Jakob can't even win a 1500m final and I doubt he would beat a bekele or mo Farah's last lap speed ,mo farah is a 3:28 1500m runner and has a faster 400m speed.
So we’re not going to mention the Kenyan’s name in the title…only the two white guys…make it make sense
Lol, so he lost and all of a sudden it’s “I’d rather win in a way that’s honorable”. Well I’m sure Hocker is plenty happy with his “dishonorable” Gold. You got smoked on the back 50 by a guy who has a nasty kick and wanted it more. You’re speaking out of both sides of your mouth, “the goal is to finish first”, so which is it? The race isn’t given to the toughest guy, sorry to say Jacob, you can fool everyone into thinking your tough but words don’t mean anything, on the biggest stage, you put it all out there and got got, he ran a 3:27 brother, that’s all you have to say, stop with your passive bullshit, it’s why people want you to lose.
He never called his gold "dishonorable". He was answering a question based on his own tactics and for himself. Brother, the only mad person here is you.
@@beeloop156I literally quoted him, maybe learn how to read and get off Jakobs nuts fanboy.
@@beeloop156 it’s called insinuation, add this to the many times he’s lost on the big stage and made excuses and it’s not hard to read.
@@beeloop156 thanks for deleting all my responses
I’m gonna paste what I just wrote in another comment so you’ll understand.
If you actually listened to what he said here, you’d already have your answer. It’s not about only winning for Jakob. It’s about HOW you win. He wants to show, to himself and to everyone else, that he’s the best. The most dominant. He wants to run in as pure a way as possible. Simply outrun everyone else. Not because he chose the correct tactic, or schemed and plotted his way to victory. That would be a hollow victory to him. He wants to just be better than everyone else in 10/10 races. That’s why he said that he doesn’t want to change his tactics, he just wants to get better. So he can run and win his way, in the most clean and ethical way possible. I have the same mindset so I understand him. Not everyone will but I don’t think he’s too concerned about that. When your goal is to become the best ever and have every world record from 1500 to the marathon you’re doing it to prove it to yourself. That’s the person you need to impress. This is how Jakob is, and does things. If everybody understood that there would be no talk about arrogance. People would see that it’s just absolute determination and accountability. The single pursuit of greatness.
😅I am loving how Kenyans are butchering the queen's language
King’s English please
@@chrisbayliss3532 Lol. Whatever
Ingebrigtsen is still best! These men are great!💐
That black guy looks so dejected. He is really disappointed with silver.