She is one among the best Athletes who performed superbly in the Olympic and other competitions outside the Olympic. Breaking the record 6 times that will put her on top of the list.
This is the 1st time I've actually witnessed/seen an Elite Track Athlete actually Glorify God and put Him 1st as it pertains to their Elite Success in the Highest Level of International Athletics Competition - The Olympics.....Well Done, Sydney.....Because of your Devotion to Glorifying Christ-Jesus, Almighty God is surely going to Elevate you to be the Greatest Female Athlete of your Generation....
How many athletes have broken five world records?,She is a class of her own look at her split in the 400 relay ,plus 200 flat race she ran just a one off .a true champion well done Sydney
@@paquinraino8180 Sorry i mean track not field events big difference between the two to knock off more than two seconds is mind blowing in any world record on the track
Yes, Sydney McLaughlin is the undisputed Greatest athlete of All Time in track and field for all those World Records and she's also modest, very beautiful, classy and a great role model for girls and women alike. May The Lord keep blessing her. 🙌
Sydney é indiscutibilmente un'atleta fuoriclasse senza rivali come le erano Bolt e Johnson nei loro anni migliori, ma stiamo attenti a non glorificarla come leggo in tanti commenti qui sotto. La bellezza dell'atletica non può limitarsi a celebrare oltre misura chi come una lepre imprendibile ritocca più volte il primato mondiale, perché questa é una visione riduttiva. L'atletica é anche e soprattutto altro, suspence e incertezza sull'esito finale che tengono gli spettatori con il fiato sospeso, eleganza stilistica, umiltà agonistica e intelligenza strategica nel dosare le forze, capacità di un recupero che pare impossibile, lo spirito di squadra che porta a compiere imprese non prevedibili, il coraggio di affrontare lo sforzo di diverse gare veramente molto dure e riuscire a salire sempre sul podio senza essere sotto i riflettori mediatici. Per questi motivi nelle recenti olimpiadi di Parigi ritengo che lo spettacolo più emozionante e memorabile sia stato offerto non dall'americana McLaughlin bensì dalle olandesi Sifan Hassan prima nei 5000 e 10000 metri poi nella maratona, e Femke Bol con i suoi preziosi compagni di squadra nelle staffette 4x400 mista e femminile, nonché dalla britannica Keely Hodgkinson che negli 800 metri ha prodotto uno spettacolo assolutamente imprevedibile e altamente emozionante.
She's not quite there yet but being the greatest track athlete of all time is definitely in her range. She's turned a no-name event into Must See TV. She's going to smash the 400 WR then maybe catch Flo-Jo's mythical 21.34.
Not sure if she can beat those steroid laden records to be honest but she needs to get serious running those races because she's going to start getting older and then it will be to late. I'm just afraid she is going to spend a couple more years running the hurdles just to get the record under 50 seconds when she needs to just movie on to the the 400m flat race. It will take her at least a couple of years of just running 400m races to challenge Paulino, Naser, Adeleke and whoever else comes along. It didn't take Paulino more then a couple of years to move from the 200m to the 400m and make the podium at the World Championships and Sydney has already run a 48.74 last year so she's already got a head start but her coach needs her to challenge her and do something where she won't be the favorite.
Lol. She isn't even coming close to sniffing anything 100 or 200 related. 400m is what she can target but not sure she can even beat Paulino let alone touch Koch's record
@@ayanbanerjee4792 Really? Sydney despite hardly running the 200m beat the Olympic Gold medalist earlier this season with a time that would have won Bronze in Paris. Imagine if she went all out and ran the 200m instead of the hurdles? She is already world class in both the 200m and 400m and needs to drop the hurdles and start challenging herself.
People take this point system way too seriously. I mean, 10.49 is arguably even Raster than Bolt‘s 9.58 if we consider there‘s a 1 second difference between men and women, yet 9.58 gets 40 more points. Laughable, ridiculuos. Also, there‘s no objective scale to compare different events like that. How could you ever know how a throw in a field event would compare to a certain time in the sprints objectively? How??
Before the olympic games I was sure that Femke Bol would win the gold medal in the 400m hurdles event, as she was way faster than anyone else around. However, I hadn’t seen Sydney perform, and I was amazed that she destroyed the rest of the field to take the gold medal and to set up a new world record..👍🥇👍
Bol is great but she was never faster than anybody around. She was the fastest LAST YEAR when SML was injured but she never had the fastest time ever run.
If you thought Bol was going to win, you don't know anything about athletics and don't follow the results. A month ago Sydney ran a 200m against the best Americans, which she won running in 22.07. Femke ran it too but in 22.80. Do you see the difference in speed between the two? Already at 18 Sydney ran in 22.39 and 50.07 the 400 flat in the rain.
@@darraghcollins1374 I agree ! She could become a absolute legend in the category of Usain Bolt. However, to achieve that I think she will have to run in disciplines other than the 400m as well, and I don’t include relay events there, only individual events such as the 200m and/or the 400m..
Love Sydney, but what Siffan Hassan did in the last two Olympics makes her the GOAT in my opinion. Until Sydney dominates in another event, she cannot be the Goat.
I'm a huge fan of Sidney - seriously, but "greatest of all time" Would have to think about that. Just off the top of my head I think we would have to take a look at Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet and of course the amazing Allyson Felix. I think "greatest of all time" should involve a decent time span as well. Think Ed Moses - The span of his track career was truly mind blowing.
Please tell the Australian coach that it is humanly possible to break the records 6 times and this time it's the world record. Congratulation, well done. God bless you. 🥰
@@DG-iu8ck I'll let you speculate till your heart's content on the specter of doping in that era. It's a complex topic and easy to assume while craping on everyone competing in that time.
The best 400mh runner of all time. Everything more is American and recency bias for now. The 47,71 split is brilliant of course, but it is just 0,2 seconds faster than Bols in the mixed relay. And obviously split times are always faster than the individual 400m times. So for now the Paulino 48,15 is still more impressive.
No , the best female track athlete of times is the incomparable Marita Koch __ 16 world records outdoors and 14 indoors __ don't make me laugh ; Sidney has 5 or 6 !?
For me the greatest is safp I don't care about world records running a few races a year doesn't make you great even though safp doesn't have world record it's the multiple world and Olympics she's been able to win and medal in plus even in her mid 30s her consistency plus ran multiple 10.6s in one season in her 30s that is why I think safp is the greatest woman
"She's the greatest track athlete of all time...and if she's not, she will be." LOL, we're off to a winning start there! But all sarcasm aside, Allyson Felix would like a word. She has 7 golds across 3 different events at 4 Olympics. She also has 14 world championship golds in the same 3 events. Sydney is nowhere close to that and she likely will only be in one more Olympics. So... And that's before we even start talking about Flo-Jo, whose 100m & 200m world records that she set in 1988 still stand, 36 years later.
Your comment is ridiculous. Normal people can accept that both are great. Some numbers: By the number of world records so far Sydney beats Allyson 6-0. On 400 m hurdles Sydney is #1. Allyson Felix never ran over the hurdles. In the eternal 400 m flat world ranking Allyson is #28, Sydney is #12. Better be quiet.
@@hux2000 Only one more Olympics? She’s 25. If she goes to Allison and Shelly’s age, she’ll have all the time in the world. I expect to see more events in her future, too. Allison was Sydney’s training partner and her idol when she was growing up. One of the highlights of her career was getting that gold in the 4x400 which was Allison’s last race.
There is no question that Sydney is one of the few athletes that was born with the right genetics that allows her to achieve immense track success. The turn off for me, is that she presents herself as being so special that the creator of all things (if you believe in that sort of thing) saw fit to sprinkle her with the magic dust, unlike most other humans. That's immensely arrogant and self centered, but just my opinion, let the hate begin.
As an atheist, I don't see her as arrogant or self-centered. Believe me, I have seen countless BS coming from religious people ...specially the believe that they have a higher moral ground. I'm almost 50 so I have seen a lot.
Hold up yes she's incredible, but it's going to take a whole lot to surpass the GOAT of men and women. Alyson Felix, who has golds in 100m, 200m, 400m, 4×100m 4×400m. Not to mention, she started her pro career at 17 years old. Got her first silver medal at 17 and was dissatisfied. Yes, Sydney is amazing, but you have to research before you make such claims. Plus, Alyson Felix lasted how many years??? Peace
But one could ask many World records does Felix have? i think it’s tough to say someone is the “greatest athlete of all time” though, because there are so many disciplines in track and field. But you can say she’s an all-time great, even though she has a LOT of career ahead of her
@@Brewnz88 I guess if you were going to say "greatest athlete" it would have to be someone who does a bunch of different events. A heptathlete maybe (on the womens side)? Thiam? Kersee? I heard one way out there theory that McLaughlin is now going to quit the 400H and......become a heptathlete. LOL. Wouldn't that be a hoot.
Greatest women's track athlete of all time??? as opposed to Elaine Thompson who won both the 100m and 200m gold in Rio AND Tokyo? come on... Sydney is freaking awesome, but she hasn't even won the open 400m yet. The 400m H is still a very nich event.
We are just going by most of the sports reporters comments that if she were to run the 400m race she’d either win or come close to winning as well. Her 50.36 sec 400m hurdles winning time in Paris is not that far away from the 48.17 sec winning time in the 400m flat race. Also its not just the fact that she runs one race. Its the method of the absolute dominance. She beat her own world record 6 times. That’s better than Usain Bolt beating his record 5 times. And she beat second place in Paris by 15 meters, and she beat Femke Bol by 16 meters.
She barely ever competes and usually only in the big championships. We have seen that type of thing before and there were dodgy reasons behind it. Suspicious.
Well she could be the greatest female 400 metres hurdler of all time. However can she do the 100m 200m 800m 1500m 5000m or marathon or don't they count ?
She did the 4x400 relay, running a 47.7 leg. Definitely, she would blast the world record in the 400m. I also hear she is thinking of doing the 200m. Generational athlete is too mild a description. Otherworldly is more accurate.
@@strrts5135it's easy to break records in a field where there's scope to do so. If we had to look at a single event, Faith Kipyegon STILL out-classes her. Even Femke showed she could run sub 51. So it's really not impossible to see her records fall within like the next 5,10,15 years. So many people run faster today than the first WR she broke. So you can already see the talent pool is increasing and she's really not as invincible as y'all make her out to be. Even Flojo is still a better athlete than Sydney. Its all in the facts and stats. She's also EVIDENTLY a very one dimensional athlete and it shows. C'mon now.
Bol made the mistake of trying to stay level with Syd, but it was too fast for her and she exploded in the straight line. Any 400 rider knows that's what happens when you start too fast!
Nope. Not yet. She is among the greatest, but her career hasn't been long enough and she needs to add another event or two to her repertoire. I think Jackie Joyner Kersee and Allyson Felix were greater athletes because of the span of their careers winning medals. I almost wanted to include Flo Jo for her amazing longstanding records in the 100 and 200, but her peak performance was very short, less than 1 Olympic cycle. If SML can keep it up for another Olympic cycle, and add medals in another track event (clearly the 400, but maybe the 800?), then that might make her the greatest. Getting a Gold or Silver in another event would be more meaningful than breaking the record again in the 400H.
How does one compare gold medals to world records? Sydney already has more world records in one event than Usain Bolt ever achieved in BOTH the 100 and 200 meter events combined! Granted, the 100 and 200 are more "glory" events than the 400 hurdles, but if you look at the incremental percentages of improvements achieved over Sydney's last six years in the 400 hurdles you'll see how dramatically she has raised the bar for her event. Similar (but not equal) to Armondo Duplantis' continued record setting in the pole vault.
It’s far too soon to tell. She’s good but not great. At the moment she’s just cherry picking the prestigious events and then trying to make a load of money from it. Deplorable.
@@virgilius7036 No jealousy. By my reckoning she’s competed in American trials and Olympics this year. Any other appearances planned? Or is she going to start writing her next book?
@@AbbaFan-ib4sf And why is that your problem? She is the best at what she does------She can choose to sit out for the next year---that is her life----------Shut up and go get a life.
She is one among the best Athletes who performed superbly in the Olympic and other competitions outside the Olympic. Breaking the record 6 times that will put her on top of the list.
This is the 1st time I've actually witnessed/seen an Elite Track Athlete actually Glorify God and put Him 1st as it pertains to their Elite Success in the Highest Level of International Athletics Competition - The Olympics.....Well Done, Sydney.....Because of your Devotion to Glorifying Christ-Jesus, Almighty God is surely going to Elevate you to be the Greatest Female Athlete of your Generation....
Bolt done the same, he did the sign of the cross before every single race.
You must have never watched Allyson Felix
Many children do not make the sign of the cross, that is surely why your god leaves them in misery.😢
Nah that’s shit lame. God sucks ass
@@EaEnkiSumer? Please explain
How many athletes have broken five world records?,She is a class of her own look at her split in the 400 relay ,plus 200 flat race she ran just a one off .a true champion well done Sydney
I think Mundo Duplantis broke like 10 world records
@@paquinraino8180 Sorry i mean track not field events big difference between the two to knock off more than two seconds is mind blowing in any world record on the track
Yes, Sydney McLaughlin is the undisputed Greatest athlete of All Time in track and field for all those World Records and she's also modest, very beautiful, classy and a great role model for girls and women alike. May The Lord keep blessing her. 🙌
God bless this woman for using her platform for our Lord & Savior. We are all indebted to her in more ways than we know.
the ending 😤🙏🏽☝🏽
Her split in the 4x400m relay was insane 🐐
Amen
This is So Awesome!!!
I remember the great Edwin Moses of my time; this lady sure does magic in the field.
People should stop calling everyone goat all the time
God bless you Sydney. In the name of Jesus, I pray that you will have more success and happiness. Amen.
Sydney é indiscutibilmente un'atleta fuoriclasse senza rivali come le erano Bolt e Johnson nei loro anni migliori, ma stiamo attenti a non glorificarla come leggo in tanti commenti qui sotto. La bellezza dell'atletica non può limitarsi a celebrare oltre misura chi come una lepre imprendibile ritocca più volte il primato mondiale, perché questa é una visione riduttiva. L'atletica é anche e soprattutto altro, suspence e incertezza sull'esito finale che tengono gli spettatori con il fiato sospeso, eleganza stilistica, umiltà agonistica e intelligenza strategica nel dosare le forze, capacità di un recupero che pare impossibile, lo spirito di squadra che porta a compiere imprese non prevedibili, il coraggio di affrontare lo sforzo di diverse gare veramente molto dure e riuscire a salire sempre sul podio senza essere sotto i riflettori mediatici. Per questi motivi nelle recenti olimpiadi di Parigi ritengo che lo spettacolo più emozionante e memorabile sia stato offerto non dall'americana McLaughlin bensì dalle olandesi Sifan Hassan prima nei 5000 e 10000 metri poi nella maratona, e Femke Bol con i suoi preziosi compagni di squadra nelle staffette 4x400 mista e femminile, nonché dalla britannica Keely Hodgkinson che negli 800 metri ha prodotto uno spettacolo assolutamente imprevedibile e altamente emozionante.
She's not quite there yet but being the greatest track athlete of all time is definitely in her range. She's turned a no-name event into Must See TV. She's going to smash the 400 WR then maybe catch Flo-Jo's mythical 21.34.
Not sure if she can beat those steroid laden records to be honest but she needs to get serious running those races because she's going to start getting older and then it will be to late. I'm just afraid she is going to spend a couple more years running the hurdles just to get the record under 50 seconds when she needs to just movie on to the the 400m flat race. It will take her at least a couple of years of just running 400m races to challenge Paulino, Naser, Adeleke and whoever else comes along. It didn't take Paulino more then a couple of years to move from the 200m to the 400m and make the podium at the World Championships and Sydney has already run a 48.74 last year so she's already got a head start but her coach needs her to challenge her and do something where she won't be the favorite.
Lol. She isn't even coming close to sniffing anything 100 or 200 related. 400m is what she can target but not sure she can even beat Paulino let alone touch Koch's record
@@ayanbanerjee4792 Really? Sydney despite hardly running the 200m beat the Olympic Gold medalist earlier this season with a time that would have won Bronze in Paris. Imagine if she went all out and ran the 200m instead of the hurdles? She is already world class in both the 200m and 400m and needs to drop the hurdles and start challenging herself.
She is a power of nature... Very unique...
And... she's GORGEOUS.
The Jamacian runner was trying to.touch the batton
Sydney was alert Thank God. God.bless her
I love this girl. She’s the best runner for me.
Is she ran the last leg she would have broken 4 x 4 relay record.
I still have FloJo as the greatest but if Sydney breaks the 400 flat WR then I’m going with Sydney.
On world Athletics point scoring records Sydney's 50.37 is 1322, Flo Jo 10.49 is 1314, and 200m is 1308.
I'm Just advising
@@bernardm2528 I honestly don't think that point scoring system is worth anything other than used toilet paper. What nonsense.
@@jondavwal13 Obviously you don't understand it. Thanks
People take this point system way too seriously. I mean, 10.49 is arguably even Raster than Bolt‘s 9.58 if we consider there‘s a 1 second difference between men and women, yet 9.58 gets 40 more points. Laughable, ridiculuos. Also, there‘s no objective scale to compare different events like that. How could you ever know how a throw in a field event would compare to a certain time in the sprints objectively? How??
@@tool2158 You have to understand it for what it is
Before the olympic games I was sure that Femke Bol would win the gold medal in the 400m hurdles event, as she was way faster than anyone else around. However, I hadn’t seen Sydney perform, and I was amazed that she destroyed the rest of the field to take the gold medal and to set up a new world record..👍🥇👍
Bol is great but she was never faster than anybody around. She was the fastest LAST YEAR when SML was injured but she never had the fastest time ever run.
Bol is a great runner, but not at the same level of past performances by Sydney.
If you thought Bol was going to win, you don't know anything about athletics and don't follow the results. A month ago Sydney ran a 200m against the best Americans, which she won running in 22.07. Femke ran it too but in 22.80. Do you see the difference in speed between the two? Already at 18 Sydney ran in 22.39 and 50.07 the 400 flat in the rain.
Nah if you know track and field, you know Sydney is just a once in a generation athlete and there is nobody like her
@@darraghcollins1374 I agree ! She could become a absolute legend in the category of Usain Bolt. However, to achieve that I think she will have to run in disciplines other than the 400m as well, and I don’t include relay events there, only individual events such as the 200m and/or the 400m..
Love Sydney, but what Siffan Hassan did in the last two Olympics makes her the GOAT in my opinion. Until Sydney dominates in another event, she cannot be the Goat.
I'm a huge fan of Sidney - seriously, but "greatest of all time" Would have to think about that. Just off the top of my head I think we would have to take a look at Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet and of course the amazing Allyson Felix. I think "greatest of all time" should involve a decent time span as well. Think Ed Moses - The span of his track career was truly mind blowing.
Please tell the Australian coach that it is humanly possible to break the records 6 times and this time it's the world record. Congratulation, well done. God bless you. 🥰
She might be one day but flo jo still holds the record for 100 and 200 to this day (over 20 years).
But flo jo isn't the greatest that's safp
@@DG-iu8ck I'll let you speculate till your heart's content on the specter of doping in that era. It's a complex topic and easy to assume while craping on everyone competing in that time.
@@DG-iu8ck Safp 🤔
You can train and train and train but you must hail from West Africa!
Explain to me why there are no women like her in West Africa, while in the United States they are growing every day.🤔
She is the queen gazelle of the prairie
The best 400mh runner of all time. Everything more is American and recency bias for now.
The 47,71 split is brilliant of course, but it is just 0,2 seconds faster than Bols in the mixed relay. And obviously split times are always faster than the individual 400m times. So for now the Paulino 48,15 is still more impressive.
She'll probably be doing Oprah interviews before the LA games, if you know what I mean
Clickbate headline.
No , the best female track athlete of times is the incomparable Marita Koch __ 16 world records outdoors and 14 indoors __ don't make me laugh ; Sidney has 5 or 6 !?
For me the greatest is safp I don't care about world records running a few races a year doesn't make you great even though safp doesn't have world record it's the multiple world and Olympics she's been able to win and medal in plus even in her mid 30s her consistency plus ran multiple 10.6s in one season in her 30s that is why I think safp is the greatest woman
The GREATEST??? Yeah, you gotta do way more than what Syd is doing for me to stamp you as the greatest!
I like SML the queen of the 400h, but the great queen of athletics is Alison Félix 👍🏾
"She's the greatest track athlete of all time...and if she's not, she will be." LOL, we're off to a winning start there! But all sarcasm aside, Allyson Felix would like a word. She has 7 golds across 3 different events at 4 Olympics. She also has 14 world championship golds in the same 3 events. Sydney is nowhere close to that and she likely will only be in one more Olympics. So...
And that's before we even start talking about Flo-Jo, whose 100m & 200m world records that she set in 1988 still stand, 36 years later.
Your comment is ridiculous. Normal people can accept that both are great.
Some numbers: By the number of world records so far Sydney beats Allyson 6-0.
On 400 m hurdles Sydney is #1. Allyson Felix never ran over the hurdles.
In the eternal 400 m flat world ranking Allyson is #28, Sydney is #12. Better be quiet.
shelly ann over all of them
Flo jo was a great druggie.
@Someone-hi1nt How many world records does Shelly Ann have? The answer is absolutely zero.
@@hux2000 Only one more Olympics? She’s 25. If she goes to Allison and Shelly’s age, she’ll have all the time in the world. I expect to see more events in her future, too. Allison was Sydney’s training partner and her idol when she was growing up. One of the highlights of her career was getting that gold in the 4x400 which was Allison’s last race.
There is no question that Sydney is one of the few athletes that was born with the right genetics that allows her to achieve immense track success. The turn off for me, is that she presents herself as being so special that the creator of all things (if you believe in that sort of thing) saw fit to sprinkle her with the magic dust, unlike most other humans. That's immensely arrogant and self centered, but just my opinion, let the hate begin.
As an atheist, I don't see her as arrogant or self-centered. Believe me, I have seen countless BS coming from religious people ...specially the believe that they have a higher moral ground. I'm almost 50 so I have seen a lot.
I hate that goat crap! She is without a doubt the best!
Everyone can't wait to say GOAT. Most the time, that ignores different eras and history. I'll say Kersee.
Are you 12 years old?
Ever heard about Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Alyson Felix?
Alyson has no world records!
That would be Jackie Joyner Kersee....
Three time Olympic heptathlon gold medalist Thiam 12 years dominance globally dominant
Hold up yes she's incredible, but it's going to take a whole lot to surpass the GOAT of men and women. Alyson Felix, who has golds in 100m, 200m, 400m, 4×100m 4×400m. Not to mention, she started her pro career at 17 years old. Got her first silver medal at 17 and was dissatisfied. Yes, Sydney is amazing, but you have to research before you make such claims. Plus, Alyson Felix lasted how many years??? Peace
But one could ask many World records does Felix have?
i think it’s tough to say someone is the “greatest athlete of all time” though, because there are so many disciplines in track and field. But you can say she’s an all-time great, even though she has a LOT of career ahead of her
@@Brewnz88 I guess if you were going to say "greatest athlete" it would have to be someone who does a bunch of different events. A heptathlete maybe (on the womens side)? Thiam? Kersee? I heard one way out there theory that McLaughlin is now going to quit the 400H and......become a heptathlete. LOL. Wouldn't that be a hoot.
Greatest women's track athlete of all time??? as opposed to Elaine Thompson who won both the 100m and 200m gold in Rio AND Tokyo? come on... Sydney is freaking awesome, but she hasn't even won the open 400m yet. The 400m H is still a very nich event.
We are just going by most of the sports reporters comments that if she were to run the 400m race she’d either win or come close to winning as well.
Her 50.36 sec 400m hurdles winning time in Paris is not that far away from the 48.17 sec winning time in the 400m flat race.
Also its not just the fact that she runs one race. Its the method of the absolute dominance. She beat her own world record 6 times. That’s better than Usain Bolt beating his record 5 times.
And she beat second place in Paris by 15 meters, and she beat Femke Bol by 16 meters.
She barely ever competes and usually only in the big championships. We have seen that type of thing before and there were dodgy reasons behind it. Suspicious.
Well she could be the greatest female 400 metres hurdler of all time. However can she do the 100m 200m 800m 1500m 5000m or marathon or don't they count ?
I think it not about distance it’s about records
She did the 4x400 relay, running a 47.7 leg. Definitely, she would blast the world record in the 400m. I also hear she is thinking of doing the 200m. Generational athlete is too mild a description. Otherworldly is more accurate.
She broke her OWN world record 6 TIMES.
@@strrts5135she broke her OWN world record 6 TIMES.
@@strrts5135it's easy to break records in a field where there's scope to do so. If we had to look at a single event, Faith Kipyegon STILL out-classes her. Even Femke showed she could run sub 51. So it's really not impossible to see her records fall within like the next 5,10,15 years. So many people run faster today than the first WR she broke. So you can already see the talent pool is increasing and she's really not as invincible as y'all make her out to be. Even Flojo is still a better athlete than Sydney. Its all in the facts and stats. She's also EVIDENTLY a very one dimensional athlete and it shows. C'mon now.
She ran a good race. Don't know what happened to Femke Bol? The tiara was a bit too much... She's too good for that...
Bol made the mistake of trying to stay level with Syd, but it was too fast for her and she exploded in the straight line. Any 400 rider knows that's what happens when you start too fast!
Nope. Not yet. She is among the greatest, but her career hasn't been long enough and she needs to add another event or two to her repertoire. I think Jackie Joyner Kersee and Allyson Felix were greater athletes because of the span of their careers winning medals. I almost wanted to include Flo Jo for her amazing longstanding records in the 100 and 200, but her peak performance was very short, less than 1 Olympic cycle.
If SML can keep it up for another Olympic cycle, and add medals in another track event (clearly the 400, but maybe the 800?), then that might make her the greatest. Getting a Gold or Silver in another event would be more meaningful than breaking the record again in the 400H.
Where was her husband? Not seen.in Paris.
Sorry 6 times broke world
Bullshit she is not the GOAT. Check who has the most Gold medals in sport history before you judge!
How does one compare gold medals to world records? Sydney already has more world records in one event than Usain Bolt ever achieved in BOTH the 100 and 200 meter events combined! Granted, the 100 and 200 are more "glory" events than the 400 hurdles, but if you look at the incremental percentages of improvements achieved over Sydney's last six years in the 400 hurdles you'll see how dramatically she has raised the bar for her event. Similar (but not equal) to Armondo Duplantis' continued record setting in the pole vault.
Sydney is great but let’s not overreact.
She’s great,love her but not of all time.
Like MARION JONES?
Slanderer, Syd won all run since 6 years old. Qualified for the Olympics at trials 16 year old. Her childhood performances prove that she is not!
Nope. Jackie Joyner-Kersee is the greatest woman athlete. Sydney is the greatest 400m hurdler.
No! Way too early to make this claim. Fail. Unsubscribe
PED USA, Femke bol is the natural best❤
It’s far too soon to tell. She’s good but not great. At the moment she’s just cherry picking the prestigious events and then trying to make a load of money from it. Deplorable.
You're the one who's deplorable with your jealousy! She's not trying to make money!
@@virgilius7036 No jealousy. By my reckoning she’s competed in American trials and Olympics this year. Any other appearances planned? Or is she going to start writing her next book?
@@AbbaFan-ib4sf And why is that your problem? She is the best at what she does------She can choose to sit out for the next year---that is her life----------Shut up and go get a life.
lol :) Sorry but no! If she was also doing/competing 400m 200m 1500m successfully then maybe...
Yes marathon too 🤡🤡