Matthew did not disappoint....he's now into the 9's! It was just a matter of time and refinement. He is a very strong sprinter. Does not get winded. Getting out early kept his lead through the race. Note his high leg lift. Power.
He looked smooth in that race. He has incredible speed if he could relax and get that form down.......Congrats to him. SO many young talented guys now.
@@Irongaint when did I ever say that? It's an issue with his running form. His feet land in front of his body weight which makes him prance. He's very, very tight. Just bad all the way around. Nothing to do with skin color.
He's coming along fine. After his 60m times indoors this year, you knew the sub 10 was coming. He finally has a decent start down, now he can shore up on strength and technique and some very good things can happen for him. He should be in his prime for the next Olympics. Going to be a lot of competition to make the team though. He will need to bring it down almost a tenth lower.
@@modernwarriorsystems7347 I think that is an upside that he seems to struggle a bit. He has very imperfect form, yet still runs sub-10. Guy has a pretty high ceiling.
That’s white man syndrome. All white guys do sports too “hard”. He’s just gotta do some meditation get to that childhood trauma and then he’ll be able to stride more fully and easily
He looked more comfortable in this race than basically every other race he’s been in up to this point. Much more smooth than what we’re used to seeing.
also probably needs to be a little bit taller to be a top olympic sprinter. They all seem to be a little taller with that extra stride length. But thats just the norms.
What haters? There is a significant difference between being a hater and pointing out what's obvious. I don't recall anybody ever saying he wasn't a good runner, but the bottom line is many of his fans don't understand the way track and field work and expected him to come in and blow everybody out of the water. The people that commented 2 the opposite of this Theory are people that new track and field and knew how he would perform. Nobody ever hated on him, they just pointed out exactly what was happening at the time.
@@micdeleon What a sweet kid you are, Matthew has plenty of haters saying he is not very good a and Extremely overrated . Maybe some are racist but regardless the reason, you are not paying attention
@@carycase5563 in many people's eyes, not mine, he is average. He doesn't have these astronomical times which some people require before they hype someone up... Go look and see where he places on the all time list then you will understand why some who have followed track for decades feel the way they do...
@@micdeleon Google: best 100 meter times ever. include ages of runners. Haters like to judge Bolings performances but never paying attention to his age, which is 21. This is a HUGE error when judging most athletes. He won’t peak until he’s 25, unless he get a serious injury.
Sub 10 club…👍🏾 Boling is one of my top 5 current favorite track athletes. I just hope they don’t run him too much and he is able to peak for NCAAs and then US nationals. He was worn out by NCAAs last year. The US is loaded in the 100m & 200m but I think his best shot to qualify for the WC will probably be at 200m as I think you will have to be in the low/mid 9.8x to make the team at 100m. 200m team will be difficult as well with the trio from last year’s Olympic team likely the favorites. Likely need mid 19.8x to be in the mix at 200m.
His best bet Isomg jump the us has 6 men that can run 19.7 or faster this year boiling hasn't even broken 20 yet not Saying he can't do it but he'd have to pull off a huge PB than hold that form unlikely after nearly a year racing
@@trinidadrodriquez876 you're probably correct at least 3 will 2 just ran 19.8 today and it's the early season Norman Kerly Lyles and Knighton are all going to . Fred Kerly Just ran 19.8 flat racing Norman who ran 19.8 low and Rai Benjamin a 400m hurler who hit basically 20 flat in 3rd than you have Terrence laraid who's fully rested and Kung fu Kenny the sliver medalist from last years Olympics with great potential in slade so at least 5 with 19.8 in them because everyone I Just listed aside from slade has run In the 19.8s already wind legal and likely will again this year which will push at about 4 to run 19.7
@@emptyhand777 Indoor 200 WR holder Frank Fredericks: 23: 20.68 24: 20.55 25: 20.37 Boling: 20: 20.19 (#6 all-time) Boling also went sub-10 & sub-20 years younger than Frank. If you're years ahead of the WR holder, that makes it valid what OP said and silly what you said. Don't be silly.
@@efisgpr - maybe I missed it but this video was about his 100M time of 9.98. The current world record is 9.58. So blow it out your ass, he's not even close.
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@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 That's undoubtedly why he ran the 60m this year despite being the best 200 m indoor runner in the world. His coaches thinking ahead and wanting him to be a threat in the hundred meter for conference and nationals.
His start and his breathing are much improved. He already has a strong acceleration phase. It’s just refining his maximum velocity and especially his deceleration phase so he can reach world class category. He’s really putting the pieces together. Great work!
@@SilencedButNotForgotten Yeah that's what I meant by definitive, he should definitely be hitting 9.90s with relaxation. However if you want to say faster than that, that's putting him above guys like De Grasse and Bednarek which is a bit sticky so I'm going to play it safe for now.
Well done Matthew! Stay away from womens, drugs, emotional, romantic relationships. Plenty of time for that when you've made your mark and fulfilled your potential. you have a gift, don't waste it dude. Don't waste it.
Fred Kerley just did put down the fastest 200 meters of the year in a fantastic battle with Michael Norman : 19.80 , 19.83 and 20.01 for Ray Benjamin in third . Best race of the day 👌
Finally sub 10! I think Matthew should be going around low 9.9 this season. He will def be insane going into the 2022 world championships if he stays healthy Also Knighton got 10.04 -.1 which is amazing Micah got 9.83 +2.5 wind aided but amazing Edit: wow thanks for the likes didn’t know it would be this much
He has to make it to the World Champs first lol. I highly doubt he's going to beat Coleman, Kerley, Bromell, Bracy, Baker, Williams or Knighton at the trials.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 He could make it in the LJ for this year and the 2, maybe. His 27+ LJ from this indoor season would've put him on the podium in Tokyo.... Then, there's Budapest next year, Paris in 2024, maybe Nairobi in '25..... Plus indoor worlds in the even years.
I’m a 12 year old track runner, and Matthew Boling is one of my idols. I’ve met Matt at a UGA track party, and he was so kind. We took pictures and talked for a while, and he’s definitely going places!
@@ThaSpeedsterZ Allyson Felix for sure, she had a great career. Sydney McLaughlin is so classy and not to mention an amazing athlete! Carl Lewis also has a great record. Honestly, the list goes on and on.
He could do it this year...or next. Definitely happening, though. ✅ already in sub-10 20.06 at age 20 (faster in the 60 & 100 now, though) 45.51 indoors = Around 44.6 outdoors (also achieved at just age 20) Last two are from his first year in college track competition. It's gonna happen.
Congrats for Boling...👍👍 His start certainly has improved and this sub 10 was inevitable. Micah Williams also threw down a sick 9.8 as well...🔥🔥 Definitely some fast dudes right now and the US has a whole heap of them. Well done gentlemen. 🔥🔥
Yep, a REAL solid handful of young American sprinters on deck. Boling was top dog this race but we are virtually assured that 5 -6 super fast guys will be competing against each other and then the world for years to come.
Great news at last , running 🏃♀️ a sub 10 made him the third man of European origin to do so.Great accomplishment he will run sub 20 in the 200 meters dash as well this year. Congratulations Matt you have a great future ahead of you 😀
Actually he will be the 6th man of Euro origin behind Patrick Johnson (AUS), Lemaitre (FRA), Guliyev (TUR), Gemili (UK) and Filippo Tortu (ITA). He is the first White American to do so.
@@sydboski Patrick Johnson with his 9.93 back in early zeros was of Irish and native Australian aboriginal descent , so only part European I remember him alongside with frank Frederick the only 2 males of non west African descent sub 10. Azeri guliyev is Asian turkoman , and gemilly north African and Persian.We were talking about european Caucasian males and that list includes 3 men. Hopefully Australian Rohan browning will be the 4th he has ( 10.01) and the Indonesian zorri the next Asian , he has 10.03. I do like track and field love admire and respect all races and athletes just mention the facts 👌
Man, this kid just keeps bringing it. Many ppl are not aware that it wasn't until his sophomore year in HS that he ran the 100m for the first time. Up until then, the 400m was his race. Followed by the 200m. If he can stay healthy this year. It will be incredibly exciting to see how far he can go. 💯🤞💪
I remember all the hate people gave Matthew. Saying he was a fluke and wouldn’t ever break 10 but this is only the beginning for him. He’s got a long and prosperous track and field career ahead of him. That start was great
True he might run 9.88 to 9.90 this season then what are the haters. Going to say . He’ll never break 9.80 and if next season he reachos9.80 . Hater’s will say a white man will never run 9.70 or faster.
@@trinidadrodriquez876 Exactly...they keep moving the goalposts. Even that 19.92 into a pretty stiff headwind would've been close to the collegiate record with favorable conditions. Even in calm conditions, it would've been 19.79 or so.
Wow... All the haters were wrong about this kid. Everyone has been saying he's not good enough to go pro. It appears he is. If he is running sub 10 in college he is a legit Olympic candidate.
Matthew is SO exciting to watch. He just continues to refine his running and improves along the way sans a few blips here and there which is to be expected when you are changing form/training. Amazing athlete in many ways from 60 on up to the 400 and long jump. Always respectful and always acts like he’s been there and that he expects to be there. Love it.
@@pointsur67 For me personally? I'm a fellow white male. I LOVE seeing my breed excel at things we're told we won't AND everything else too... Epic for me! For other people? I'm sure some others will agree with that...but it applies to anyone who is supporting Matt.
@@nonyabusiness1126 Your "breed"?? Thank you for saying that because you just told me exactly who I assumed were. And let's clear something up, I am NOT your fellow white male. I am as BLACK as they come. You're the only one that had to bring race into the discussion. If we let you tell the story, you would swear up-and-down that you were the ones being oppressed and not people of color. I remember the day when we were told that we could not compete with white people athletically and then came Jesse Owens. Most of us black people don't have any issue with it whatsoever and we in fact CONGRATULATE runners like Matt and Abbey. What's even more upsetting and contradictory is that when black people celebrate accomplishments, you all ask "Why does it have to be about race?" And one more final thing: In the last 3 or 4 generations, there have been a LOT of diversity and racial mixing in America. I have been watching this since the late seventies. What I am saying is that people aren't always what they appear to be. I have a friend that is fair skinned and has natural red hair. You would think that she was Irish but she is in fact 3/4. Mexican. I know another person that looks black but is in fact half Japanese and speaks Japanese fluently. I look at Matt and I see his curly hair. That curly hair came from somewhere. You also have to remember the fact that genes sometimes skip many generations. I know plenty of white folks that have black relatives their families way back and they didn't know it. In America, nobody is pure anything anymore.
@@nonyabusiness1126 Negative, you are the one that created a racial position. Don't sit here and try to flip the script. The way you explained yourself said it all. That is why I let people like you open your mouth and speak. I tell others to just sit back and listen to them talk and they will tell you all they know. It would be one thing if you'd denoted an ethnicity such as Irish or Polish or Russian or German. Before the 1600s in the new world, no one referred to themselves as "white". People only identified themselves by tribes, or regions. I don't care if you don't care about my opinion.. I said what I needed to say. He is fast, but not the fastest. I guess you have to hold onto something.
It's rare to have someone who can double in the 100 and 200 and be a world-class long jumper as well. I seem to remember someone who could do that back in the day I think his name was ...Carl something LOL. Excited about this kid's future!
That's because injuries are always behind your door, with that different kind of efforts: muscles and talent means not so much without a lot of luck, in that case.
Congrats to him still, been a long time coming and that start was very good as well. It would seem the coach Georgia got from USC are doing their thing with him good wind good start and good relaxation for the most part and a sub 10 seconds Now 157 men have broken 10 seconds
@Mac Cleba more even if we consider all the men that have graced this wonderful earth, a great achievement for Matthew and I wish him nothing but the best
@@operasinger2126 lmaoo in my prime I could do sub 13 seconds, if I even try to run fast I’ll do my hamstring so fast let alone my knees which feel like 50 years old at the point. I can barely keep up with my niece and nephew at this point 🤣
@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 Thanks! I hear you. At 59 years old perhaps 15 seconds is wishful thinking on my behalf. Time in this life goes by faster than any sprinter. At least I am still young in the mind.
@@operasinger2126 15 seconds at 59 years old is really good, I wish when i reach your age I could still be able to still run that fast , must have been incredible for you to see the landscape of sprinting change over the years I started watching sprintiny intently at the end of Mo Greene's era saying that though my fave sprinter of all time is Michael Johnson I just love his running style and his unrivalled 200/400M speed
I love watching Texas people do well. I'm very critical of my fellow Texans also. Sub 10s finally for Boling. He's still gta Lotta work to do and hasn't beaten anyone of the best this year. I pray his coaching staff does better eith him this year. As much as it hurts to see another world class Texas athlete run at a college outside of Texas, last year Boling looked like he ran in pain all year and peaked wayyyyy to soon. Looks like coaches are doing a better job and Boling is finally living up to his legendary high-school 🙌 past.
Can't wait to hear what Boling's 400m leadoff split is today on Georgia's 4×400m relay at Tom Jones.His problems with his LJ technique have me a bit puzzled as he's fast enough to jump considerably past eight meters but has only done so once a couple of months ago.
@@vincentvaleur3573-He's on the schedule to run the 4×400m leadoff Vince but really I think he should anchor with Elijah at the bookend front of that.I actually think the most awesome race of Boling's life so far was his 400m anchor a couple of years ago when he was a senior in highschool in Texas.Boling took the baton at a full stop and was at least 15 meters behind the leader of that race and he reeled him in and WON running a legit 44.74s 400m anchor leg split on that team!
Fantastic run Boling! An exclusive club for sure. Seems like a promising Decathlete in the future, but for now this season, he’s definitely gonna have a lot of competition come around for the SECs more so NCAA. Hopefully he peaks at the right time and doesn’t get burned out by then.
You had this comment saved for years. He got a 9.98, congrats to him but chill. You'll need to be a 9.8x sprinter or below to get real recognition in this event this season.
@@JT-km6th lol yeah he had it saved, Matt did good but there's an 18 kid that's elite! They said Matt would be running 9's since high-school to the Olympics, that passed and now he gets there years later and now hes the greatest again lol
Congratulations Mr. Boling! Good Job! #USA 🇺🇸 This is going to be an awesome season! Tons of competition and I'm looking forward to seeing what The United States has to go up against the rest of the world! (WITH THAT BEING SAID!) Reading some of these comments, I get a sense of SOMETHING ELSE! that's coming across! But I digress... Congrats again Matthew and yes! Welcome to that sub 10 club! 👏🇺🇸🤗
Michael Cherry just did put up a 44.29 ( World leading time ) in the 400 at the USATF Golden Games . Wow , solid solid race fm him . Twanisha Terry also won the women's 100 meters with a 10.77 ( wind aided ) . Very commanding race despite the strong wind ( + 3 M/sec ) . Micah Williams won the 100 meters dash in 9.83 with a +2.5 wind M/Sec . Solid time nontheless . Gaby Thomas won the 200 with a 22.02
@M A i thought i would add some spicy results ( far more exciting than the 9.99 from Boling ) . If that bothers u , i don't give a SH***😃. PS: many are Olympians & will most likely by in Eugene running for Team Usa comes June .
Great start. Think Boling will be more competitive in 100 than 200. With that raw speed, I’d like to see him train for the 400 because I think he can run 44s with stamina
Would you PLEASE run the whole race through, from start to finish, at least ONE time during these vids? Great content, but wildly annoying not to be able to see the whole race at least one time during the video.
Did you watch it live? Even the televised version had a break in the video as they switched cameras... it's sad, NCAA track has some of the worst TV coverage I've ever seen.
there's major copyright restrictions he could run into. Nick Symonds, former Olympian and major RUclipsr, has had videos taken down of races he himself raced in for violating "fair use." The only way these videos stay up is because he's commenting the entire way through.
@@Conanbomber5952 "tracked in", what are you talking about? I said recorded for track at least. As in there have been many people throughout world history that have existed and sprinted at least 100 yards. There were racing events in ancient times also. People whose times are not recorded.
@@johnortan1890 Yea they were slow af, go look at the times. Do you think all the juiced up sprinters over the years wouldn't have beaten them. Sprinting in the last 10 years is the fastest its ever been and no one from any other sport is faster. There could be someone with talent in another sport but untrained talent is also not going to be able to compete with todays sprinters.
Impressive run very happy for him! Not bad from an "overhyped guy who has no good top speed" :) Hopefully he can handle the immense pressure people put on him and work on his tense at the end of each run which is getting better. And of course he shouldn't be overloaded by doing hammerthrow too :D
Yeah because he had a tailwind of 1.6m/s. Knighton and Lyles had a -0.1 head wind. Wind corrected Knighton and Lyles ran faster. Not to mention Boling is a college athlete, and college athletes tend to conduct entire indoor season full of races. Boling has been running races since January and has run over 20 so far this year alone. This means that Boling is already peaking and most likely won’t get much quicker for the rest of the year from here on out. The pros only properly opened their seasons this month and won’t get to peak condition until the summer months when the major championships are held
@@Conanbomber5952 Mad ? I think you are projecting there mate. And Boling beat Knighton and Lyles at 100m, nah don’t think so. He is good, but not as good as you think he is. The first thing Boling needs to do, is make sure he doesn’t get run into the ground by his college coaches, who are mostly concerned with him scoring points for his college team, instead of getting him to qualify for world championships.
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Matthew did not disappoint....he's now into the 9's! It was just a matter of time and refinement. He is a very strong sprinter. Does not get winded. Getting out early kept his lead through the race. Note his high leg lift. Power.
Nobody gets winded in 100, but you probably meant that part for other races.
Another white roid user couldn’t beat us naturally
@@Ishowpounds I don't see, what I assume to be your blk ass, running these races...so why the "we"? Gtfoh.
@@JK-br1mu Speak for yourself, I get winded and throw up in the 40 meter dash
Lol, cope harder.
Yes! He did it.
I just enjoy watching this young man run. I have been following him since his high school days. Congratulations Matt
He looked smooth in that race. He has incredible speed if he could relax and get that form down.......Congrats to him. SO many young talented guys now.
If you think he looked smooth, you don't how what you're looking at.
@@modernwarriorsystems7347 yeah he needs to be black i think, white just doesn't cut it ever lol
@@Irongaint when did I ever say that? It's an issue with his running form. His feet land in front of his body weight which makes him prance. He's very, very tight. Just bad all the way around. Nothing to do with skin color.
He's coming along fine. After his 60m times indoors this year, you knew the sub 10 was coming. He finally has a decent start down, now he can shore up on strength and technique and some very good things can happen for him. He should be in his prime for the next Olympics. Going to be a lot of competition to make the team though. He will need to bring it down almost a tenth lower.
@@modernwarriorsystems7347 I think that is an upside that he seems to struggle a bit. He has very imperfect form, yet still runs sub-10. Guy has a pretty high ceiling.
Damn... good job Boling. He still looks as of he's straining and not running completely comfortable. If he works on that he'll push 9.9 flat for sure
Axacty.
That’s white man syndrome. All white guys do sports too “hard”. He’s just gotta do some meditation get to that childhood trauma and then he’ll be able to stride more fully and easily
He looked more comfortable in this race than basically every other race he’s been in up to this point. Much more smooth than what we’re used to seeing.
also probably needs to be a little bit taller to be a top olympic sprinter.
They all seem to be a little taller with that extra stride length.
But thats just the norms.
If he gets a sub 10 in next year's Tom Jones 100 everyone will be saying, "It's not unusual" 🎶
🤣🤣🤣
1:20- Boling tells the haters to, "Shhhh, be quiet."
Brilliant run Boling, keep working hard and your success SHALL FOLLOW. 🙌
What haters? There is a significant difference between being a hater and pointing out what's obvious. I don't recall anybody ever saying he wasn't a good runner, but the bottom line is many of his fans don't understand the way track and field work and expected him to come in and blow everybody out of the water. The people that commented 2 the opposite of this Theory are people that new track and field and knew how he would perform. Nobody ever hated on him, they just pointed out exactly what was happening at the time.
@@micdeleon What a sweet kid you are, Matthew has plenty of haters saying he is not very good a and Extremely overrated . Maybe some are racist but regardless the reason, you are not paying attention
@@carycase5563 in many people's eyes, not mine, he is average. He doesn't have these astronomical times which some people require before they hype someone up... Go look and see where he places on the all time list then you will understand why some who have followed track for decades feel the way they do...
@@micdeleon Google: best 100 meter times ever. include ages of runners. Haters like to judge Bolings performances but never paying attention to his age, which is 21. This is a HUGE error when judging most athletes. He won’t peak until he’s 25, unless he get a serious injury.
@@micdeleon and btw, I’m 59 and been following track since 1972
Sub 10 club…👍🏾
Boling is one of my top 5 current favorite track athletes. I just hope they don’t run him too much and he is able to peak for NCAAs and then US nationals. He was worn out by NCAAs last year.
The US is loaded in the 100m & 200m but I think his best shot to qualify for the WC will probably be at 200m as I think you will have to be in the low/mid 9.8x to make the team at 100m. 200m team will be difficult as well with the trio from last year’s Olympic team likely the favorites. Likely need mid 19.8x to be in the mix at 200m.
The advantages boling would have over 200m is Lyles wouldn’t need to qualify because he’s got a wildcard but still the 200m is stacked
His best bet Isomg jump the us has 6 men that can run 19.7 or faster this year boiling hasn't even broken 20 yet not Saying he can't do it but he'd have to pull off a huge PB than hold that form unlikely after nearly a year racing
@@thelastlegionare896 in us 6 men will not run 19.70s maybe 2 or 3
@@trinidadrodriquez876 you're probably correct at least 3 will 2 just ran 19.8 today and it's the early season Norman Kerly Lyles and Knighton are all going to . Fred Kerly Just ran 19.8 flat racing Norman who ran 19.8 low and Rai Benjamin a 400m hurler who hit basically 20 flat in 3rd than you have Terrence laraid who's fully rested and Kung fu Kenny the sliver medalist from last years Olympics with great potential in slade so at least 5 with 19.8 in them because everyone I Just listed aside from slade has run In the 19.8s already wind legal and likely will again this year which will push at about 4 to run 19.7
Lyles, Laird, Knighton, Kerley, Not a chance.
His start was great his form was perfect and he’s finally loosened up enough to start breaking world records thanks for the video this wis awesome
He's a long way from the world record.
emptyhand777 seemingly 😆
@@emptyhand777
Indoor 200 WR holder Frank Fredericks:
23: 20.68
24: 20.55
25: 20.37
Boling:
20: 20.19 (#6 all-time)
Boling also went sub-10 & sub-20 years younger than Frank.
If you're years ahead of the WR holder, that makes it valid what OP said and silly what you said.
Don't be silly.
@@efisgpr - maybe I missed it but this video was about his 100M time of 9.98.
The current world record is 9.58.
So blow it out your ass, he's not even close.
@@efisgpr Fastet than Jesse/engaged to ABBY.
Now THAT was what we’ve been waiting for!
Looked like one of the best starts I have seen him do.
Very, very impressive. I am excited to see what the rest of this season has to offer.
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Congratulations Matthew...it took some patience, and a lot of work, but the sub-10 time was inevitable.
He's so got that coach from USC over there now. She develops beasts on the track!!!
Yeah If I’m not mistaken she worked with Norman and Benjamin she must be doing her magic with Matthew
Great point!!!
@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 That's undoubtedly why he ran the 60m this year despite being the best 200 m indoor runner in the world. His coaches thinking ahead and wanting him to be a threat in the hundred meter for conference and nationals.
Mathew bowling is a beast of a human, that dude is a stud
Yeah, his overall athleticism in so many different disciplines and sports is incredible.
@@SilencedButNotForgotten agreed, if he got his start a little better he could be one of the fastest in the world
@@SilencedButNotForgotten He should go for decathlon. He can clean up in the running events.
@@operasinger2126 and jumping
Lol
His start and his breathing are much improved. He already has a strong acceleration phase. It’s just refining his maximum velocity and especially his deceleration phase so he can reach world class category. He’s really putting the pieces together. Great work!
Where does deceleration come in???
Wow! He is amazing. Keep up the good work Matthew.
He finally starting to relax while he runs just like his high school days. Can’t wait to see how much faster he can run in the future
Honestly, I was shocked when I saw that high-school replay.
His form actually looked really clean. 😂
@@SilencedButNotForgotten I always say this but Boling with Jacobs' relaxation is a definitive 9.9 runner.
@@yennox5338 If he was that relaxed, he could go even faster hahaha
@@SilencedButNotForgotten Yeah that's what I meant by definitive, he should definitely be hitting 9.90s with relaxation. However if you want to say faster than that, that's putting him above guys like De Grasse and Bednarek which is a bit sticky so I'm going to play it safe for now.
@@yennox5338 Yeah, you are definitely right.
Well done Matthew!
Stay away from womens, drugs, emotional, romantic relationships.
Plenty of time for that when you've made your mark and fulfilled your potential.
you have a gift, don't waste it dude. Don't waste it.
Especially vvahmen
Especially women but the others are just as distructive
@@mkay700 drugs and vvahmen can ruin a man
Bro he needs drugs to go far in his track career… you must be on drugs to think peds don’t play a role lol
So which one is worse? Drugs or the women? Discuss.
This young man has speed and yes, he earned it hands down.... No question
Fred Kerley just did put down the fastest 200 meters of the year in a fantastic battle with Michael Norman : 19.80 , 19.83 and 20.01 for Ray Benjamin in third . Best race of the day 👌
at Mt. Sac
You can't stand the fact the white guy is extremely fast. Don't forget were great athletes as well as smart. Great job Bow👍
@@standupforwhatsright4168 What?
@@standupforwhatsright4168 what?
@@SoulSociety404 This was in response to idiot above bridge. He's remarking about athletes time other than what the post suggests.
Finally sub 10! I think Matthew should be going around low 9.9 this season. He will def be insane going into the 2022 world championships if he stays healthy
Also Knighton got 10.04 -.1 which is amazing
Micah got 9.83 +2.5 wind aided but amazing
Edit: wow thanks for the likes didn’t know it would be this much
He has to make it to the World Champs first lol. I highly doubt he's going to beat Coleman, Kerley, Bromell, Bracy, Baker, Williams or Knighton at the trials.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 if boling keeps his start like this he will beat micha
@@matthewkaram9615 no he want, Micah has a faster 100m. He ran 9.91 at the trials
@@lilcourtny08 I know that. But I think micha will struggle to pb this year. We’ll see tho
@@TheoOJamaloO1
He could make it in the LJ for this year and the 2, maybe.
His 27+ LJ from this indoor season would've put him on the podium in Tokyo....
Then, there's Budapest next year, Paris in 2024, maybe Nairobi in '25.....
Plus indoor worlds in the even years.
I like these shorter videos. Just the race, no extra fluff.
I’m a 12 year old track runner, and Matthew Boling is one of my idols. I’ve met Matt at a UGA track party, and he was so kind. We took pictures and talked for a while, and he’s definitely going places!
Who else do you admire?
@@ThaSpeedsterZ Allyson Felix for sure, she had a great career. Sydney McLaughlin is so classy and not to mention an amazing athlete! Carl Lewis also has a great record. Honestly, the list goes on and on.
@@ThaSpeedsterZ ABBY
Well done Mathew Boiling. Fast times for 2022 are coming your way.
I’m hoping that Boling can join the sub 10/20/44 crew someday.
He doesn't even run the 4 that much
He could do it this year...or next.
Definitely happening, though.
✅ already in sub-10
20.06 at age 20 (faster in the 60 & 100 now, though)
45.51 indoors = Around 44.6 outdoors
(also achieved at just age 20)
Last two are from his first year in college track competition.
It's gonna happen.
He definitely capable of do it that .
The 400 is going to be extremely difficult, only 20 men have ran 43.
I agree with you hundred percent would love to see Matt do all 3 he's definitely capable of them
Congratulations Matthew Boling!
He looked much more relaxed in this race. Great job Matt!
Amazing, legal wind! What a fast field, too
Congrats for Boling...👍👍 His start certainly has improved and this sub 10 was inevitable.
Micah Williams also threw down a sick 9.8 as well...🔥🔥
Definitely some fast dudes right now and the US has a whole heap of them.
Well done gentlemen. 🔥🔥
Yep, a REAL solid handful of young American sprinters on deck. Boling was top dog this race but we are virtually assured that 5 -6 super fast guys will be competing against each other and then the world for years to come.
We knew you would make it, Matthew. You're on your way to the top!! Keep going!!!
Finally a great start and looked strong the whole race 👍
CONGRATULATIONS MATTHEW!! YOU HAVE GREAT THINGS IN STORE FOR YOU. GOD BLESS!
Yooo he clocked a sub 10 👀
FINALLY!!!!
Congrats to him and his team. They must do a great job.
That start was elite level.
Great news at last , running 🏃♀️ a sub 10 made him the third man of European origin to do so.Great accomplishment he will run sub 20 in the 200 meters dash as well this year. Congratulations Matt you have a great future ahead of you 😀
Actually he will be the 6th man of Euro origin behind Patrick Johnson (AUS), Lemaitre (FRA), Guliyev (TUR), Gemili (UK) and Filippo Tortu (ITA). He is the first White American to do so.
@@sydboski Patrick Johnson with his 9.93 back in early zeros was of Irish and native Australian aboriginal descent , so only part European I remember him alongside with frank Frederick the only 2 males of non west African descent sub 10. Azeri guliyev is Asian turkoman , and gemilly north African and Persian.We were talking about european Caucasian males and that list includes 3 men. Hopefully Australian Rohan browning will be the 4th he has ( 10.01) and the Indonesian zorri the next Asian , he has 10.03. I do like track and field love admire and respect all races and athletes just mention the facts 👌
Boling is definitely my favorite collegiate athlete. His form is incredibly fluid and consistent- he has great coaching.
A lot of people were saying he wouldn’t break 10 this year but I knew it🤙🏽 crazy speed
How was the wind??
@@mcmerry2846 legal.
Hey folks, thank you so much for your excellent coverage!
His starts are much improved. Just some small top end form adjustments needed.
Man, this kid just keeps bringing it. Many ppl are not aware that it wasn't until his sophomore year in HS that he ran the 100m for the first time. Up until then, the 400m was his race. Followed by the 200m. If he can stay healthy this year. It will be incredibly exciting to see how far he can go. 💯🤞💪
I remember all the hate people gave Matthew. Saying he was a fluke and wouldn’t ever break 10 but this is only the beginning for him. He’s got a long and prosperous track and field career ahead of him. That start was great
True he might run 9.88 to 9.90 this season then what are the haters. Going to say . He’ll never break 9.80 and if next season he reachos9.80 . Hater’s will say a white man will never run 9.70 or faster.
@@trinidadrodriquez876
Exactly...they keep moving the goalposts.
Even that 19.92 into a pretty stiff headwind would've been close to the collegiate record with favorable conditions. Even in calm conditions, it would've been 19.79 or so.
Clearly that was the best start out of the blocks he's ever had. Putting it all together for a complete race!
Hopefully we can see some awesome jumps from Boling considering what he did in indoor
Wow... All the haters were wrong about this kid. Everyone has been saying he's not good enough to go pro. It appears he is. If he is running sub 10 in college he is a legit Olympic candidate.
Keywords to the genius Georgia coach " and not overcompete"
Matthew is SO exciting to watch. He just continues to refine his running and improves along the way sans a few blips here and there which is to be expected when you are changing form/training. Amazing athlete in many ways from 60 on up to the 400 and long jump. Always respectful and always acts like he’s been there and that he expects to be there. Love it.
Great job Matt! I hope to see you achieve legal 9.7's someday. You're making us proud...
I'm curious, who is "us"?
@@pointsur67 For me personally? I'm a fellow white male. I LOVE seeing my breed excel at things we're told we won't AND everything else too... Epic for me! For other people? I'm sure some others will agree with that...but it applies to anyone who is supporting Matt.
@@nonyabusiness1126 Your "breed"?? Thank you for saying that because you just told me exactly who I assumed were. And let's clear something up, I am NOT your fellow white male. I am as BLACK as they come. You're the only one that had to bring race into the discussion. If we let you tell the story, you would swear up-and-down that you were the ones being oppressed and not people of color. I remember the day when we were told that we could not compete with white people athletically and then came Jesse Owens. Most of us black people don't have any issue with it whatsoever and we in fact CONGRATULATE runners like Matt and Abbey. What's even more upsetting and contradictory is that when black people celebrate accomplishments, you all ask "Why does it have to be about race?"
And one more final thing: In the last 3 or 4 generations, there have been a LOT of diversity and racial mixing in America. I have been watching this since the late seventies. What I am saying is that people aren't always what they appear to be. I have a friend that is fair skinned and has natural red hair. You would think that she was Irish but she is in fact 3/4. Mexican. I know another person that looks black but is in fact half Japanese and speaks Japanese fluently. I look at Matt and I see his curly hair. That curly hair came from somewhere. You also have to remember the fact that genes sometimes skip many generations. I know plenty of white folks that have black relatives their families way back and they didn't know it. In America, nobody is pure anything anymore.
@@pointsur67 Could not possibly care less about you or your opinion. You've tried to create the racial issue just because I have some pride for mine.
@@nonyabusiness1126 Negative, you are the one that created a racial position. Don't sit here and try to flip the script. The way you explained yourself said it all. That is why I let people like you open your mouth and speak. I tell others to just sit back and listen to them talk and they will tell you all they know. It would be one thing if you'd denoted an ethnicity such as Irish or Polish or Russian or German. Before the 1600s in the new world, no one referred to themselves as "white". People only identified themselves by tribes, or regions. I don't care if you don't care about my opinion.. I said what I needed to say. He is fast, but not the fastest. I guess you have to hold onto something.
It's rare to have someone who can double in the 100 and 200 and be a world-class long jumper as well. I seem to remember someone who could do that back in the day I think his name was ...Carl something LOL. Excited about this kid's future!
That's because injuries are always behind your door, with that different kind of efforts: muscles and talent means not so much without a lot of luck, in that case.
💥 He’s Always Been Slow Out of The Blocks… He’s Been Working On The Start…This One Was Text Book💥
"Always been slow out of the blocks" you say, except Boling was leading almost from the beginning of this race!!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Hello… That’s Exactly What I Said ✅ Yes This Time First Out… That’s What He Has Been Working On
@@michaelcarmean4906 I must be getting senile. Somehow It missed the line when you said This one was textbook!
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Thank You ✅
I always enjoy your videos. Excellent job!
He finally got a good start.
There's just something about you that makes these updates so dramatic and compelling
Im a fan of matt. Awsome job!
Wow as an Aussie coach of young athletes Matt Boling is so inspirational .... fearless!
That young decathlete from Australia is a BEAST.... can't wait to see him in Budapest and Paris.
Give Boling His Props !
wow! great effort under pressure. he knows how many eyes are on him and he delivers.
Congrats to him still, been a long time coming and that start was very good as well. It would seem the coach Georgia got from USC are doing their thing with him good wind good start and good relaxation for the most part and a sub 10 seconds
Now 157 men have broken 10 seconds
I can break 15 seconds on a good day.
@Mac Cleba more even if we consider all the men that have graced this wonderful earth, a great achievement for Matthew and I wish him nothing but the best
@@operasinger2126 lmaoo in my prime I could do sub 13 seconds, if I even try to run fast I’ll do my hamstring so fast let alone my knees which feel like 50 years old at the point. I can barely keep up with my niece and nephew at this point 🤣
@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 Thanks! I hear you. At 59 years old perhaps 15 seconds is wishful thinking on my behalf. Time in this life goes by faster than any sprinter. At least I am still young in the mind.
@@operasinger2126 15 seconds at 59 years old is really good, I wish when i reach your age I could still be able to still run that fast , must have been incredible for you to see the landscape of sprinting change over the years I started watching sprintiny intently at the end of Mo Greene's era saying that though my fave sprinter of all time is Michael Johnson I just love his running style and his unrivalled 200/400M speed
Matt has evolved so far! Kid is built different!
Good freaking run boy 🤝
Wow that's awesome! Boling is headed for sprint glory in the next Olympiad!
I love watching Texas people do well. I'm very critical of my fellow Texans also.
Sub 10s finally for Boling.
He's still gta Lotta work to do and hasn't beaten anyone of the best this year. I pray his coaching staff does better eith him this year. As much as it hurts to see another world class Texas athlete run at a college outside of Texas, last year Boling looked like he ran in pain all year and peaked wayyyyy to soon.
Looks like coaches are doing a better job and Boling is finally living up to his legendary high-school 🙌 past.
This is why we love TRP. Clear, concise, and real fax.
Congrats Matt! keep on working hard and many more sub 10 will cmoe!
Best form I seen him running in a couple of years imo nice victory
Can't wait to hear what Boling's 400m leadoff split is today on Georgia's 4×400m relay at Tom Jones.His problems with his LJ technique have me a bit puzzled as he's fast enough to jump considerably past eight meters but has only done so once a couple of months ago.
4x400? I thought he only ran 4x100
@@vincentvaleur3573-He's on the schedule to run the 4×400m leadoff Vince but really I think he should anchor with Elijah at the bookend front of that.I actually think the most awesome race of Boling's life so far was his 400m anchor a couple of years ago when he was a senior in highschool in Texas.Boling took the baton at a full stop and was at least 15 meters behind the leader of that race and he reeled him in and WON running a legit 44.74s 400m anchor leg split on that team!
@@paultoy9611 Yeah I saw that, pretty epic. I just thought he started running the shorter distances (100m, 200m) when he got in college.
@@vincentvaleur3573
He is WORLD CLASS in the 4x4 too
He jumped 8 meters almost a year ago too so it's not new. He's just getting more consistent this year.
That start was everything!
TTP pumping out that content
Fantastic run Boling! An exclusive club for sure. Seems like a promising Decathlete in the future, but for now this season, he’s definitely gonna have a lot of competition come around for the SECs more so NCAA. Hopefully he peaks at the right time and doesn’t get burned out by then.
To all you Boling haters - sub 10 IA in the books. This makes him elite. Maybe not the fastest every time but elite. Say it slowly, "Boling is elite."
When do you think Boling will win his 1st Olympic gold?
@@Beast_Mode_Jones That is a rarity. I wouldn't predict that one.
You had this comment saved for years. He got a 9.98, congrats to him but chill. You'll need to be a 9.8x sprinter or below to get real recognition in this event this season.
@@JT-km6th lol yeah he had it saved, Matt did good but there's an 18 kid that's elite! They said Matt would be running 9's since high-school to the Olympics, that passed and now he gets there years later and now hes the greatest again lol
@M A for what long jump or 400m? He has slim to no chance with both 100m or 200m there's alot of talent in those fields.
Folks whispering in the stands, "Dang, that white boy is fast."
when r people gonna drop this "white boy" bull? and no they werent whispering fool
You have to make a vid on Ashley Moloney. He ran a 6.7 second 60m as a 21 year old 6’4 decathlete
Watching Matthew mature as been an honor and pleasure to witness!
Watched this race. No one came to congratulate Boling . I wonder why? I know.
I have always seen him as a 100m LJ man, I think that could be his double !
Now the internet analysts will predict him to go 9.6 😂
🧂
Heck yeaaa baby been waitin for this to happen!!
Congratulations Mr. Boling! Good Job! #USA 🇺🇸 This is going to be an awesome season! Tons of competition and I'm looking forward to seeing what The United States has to go up against the rest of the world!
(WITH THAT BEING SAID!)
Reading some of these comments, I get a sense of SOMETHING ELSE! that's coming across!
But I digress... Congrats again Matthew and yes! Welcome to that sub 10 club! 👏🇺🇸🤗
I hope he can continue. Olympics and such. Amazing talent.
Please cover the recent Omanyala vs Simbine race, where he threw down 9.98.
Good for Matthew. He’s definitely putting in the work.
Haters are awfully quiet toay
Congratulations Matthew 🔥
I remember people raving about his 10.5 saying it’s just 1 sec slower than the WR.
Good he’s worked and improved
The guy got famous for running under 10 in high school. Nobody talked about 10.5 lol
Boling along with Amy Steiner are the future of US sprinting!
He must have had a Clif bar before they started.
At the half-way mark, Matthew Boling - reminded me of Secretariat!
Michael Cherry just did put up a 44.29 ( World leading time ) in the 400 at the USATF Golden Games . Wow , solid solid race fm him . Twanisha Terry also won the women's 100 meters with a 10.77 ( wind aided ) . Very commanding race despite the strong wind ( + 3 M/sec ) . Micah Williams won the 100 meters dash in 9.83 with a +2.5 wind M/Sec . Solid time nontheless . Gaby Thomas won the 200 with a 22.02
@M A i thought i would add some spicy results ( far more exciting than the 9.99 from Boling ) . If that bothers u , i don't give a SH***😃. PS: many are Olympians & will most likely by in Eugene running for Team Usa comes June .
Wow! Those times were blazing!
@@BlueHopi144 Abby Steiner the white women in college will run under 22.0 this season.
@@trinidadrodriquez876 i am absolutely on the same page as you are concerning her curve of fast improvements .
@@trinidadrodriquez876 Thomas & Steiner would be the best combo to represent Usa this summer on the 200
Great start. Think Boling will be more competitive in 100 than 200. With that raw speed, I’d like to see him train for the 400 because I think he can run 44s with stamina
Well done Mathew!!!
Bro needs to get it together for Championships but his potential is crazy
Damn... silenced the haters for awhile.
Would you PLEASE run the whole race through, from start to finish, at least ONE time during these vids? Great content, but wildly annoying not to be able to see the whole race at least one time during the video.
Did you watch it live? Even the televised version had a break in the video as they switched cameras... it's sad, NCAA track has some of the worst TV coverage I've ever seen.
there's major copyright restrictions he could run into. Nick Symonds, former Olympian and major RUclipsr, has had videos taken down of races he himself raced in for violating "fair use." The only way these videos stay up is because he's commenting the entire way through.
Seriously it's only 9.8 seconds. Just let it run.
@@bryantcullen1377 his video would almost definitely get taken down for that
@@arogueburrito You can't find a way to video the race yourself in 2022? There is no other video of the race anywhere in the world? Come on.
Wow! An amazing line up of serious speed.
That makes 157 people all time to go sub 10.
Big achievement!
People that is recorded for track at least.
@@johnortan1890 Wut?? What else would they be recorded in?
@@Conanbomber5952 "tracked in", what are you talking about? I said recorded for track at least. As in there have been many people throughout world history that have existed and sprinted at least 100 yards. There were racing events in ancient times also. People whose times are not recorded.
@@johnortan1890 Yea they were slow af, go look at the times. Do you think all the juiced up sprinters over the years wouldn't have beaten them. Sprinting in the last 10 years is the fastest its ever been and no one from any other sport is faster. There could be someone with talent in another sport but untrained talent is also not going to be able to compete with todays sprinters.
Good form, great turnover and very good knee lift! Congrats young man
Impressive run very happy for him!
Not bad from an "overhyped guy who has no good top speed" :)
Hopefully he can handle the immense pressure people put on him and work on his tense at the end of each run which is getting better. And of course he shouldn't be overloaded by doing hammerthrow too :D
What a ray of sunshine you are??
Sheeesh!!
Jamaica and the USA will continue this track n field rivalry, glad to see it.
He beat the times of Noah Lyles and Erriyon Knighton who ran right after him.Knighton 10.04 Lyles 10.05
Yeah because he had a tailwind of 1.6m/s. Knighton and Lyles had a -0.1 head wind. Wind corrected Knighton and Lyles ran faster. Not to mention Boling is a college athlete, and college athletes tend to conduct entire indoor season full of races. Boling has been running races since January and has run over 20 so far this year alone. This means that Boling is already peaking and most likely won’t get much quicker for the rest of the year from here on out.
The pros only properly opened their seasons this month and won’t get to peak condition until the summer months when the major championships are held
@@jermaineayivoh8263 lol you sound mad
@@jermaineayivoh8263 the answer is, those two aren't pure 100m guys. Boiling would likely be able to beat them in the 100m.
@@Conanbomber5952
Mad ? I think you are projecting there mate. And Boling beat Knighton and Lyles at 100m,
nah don’t think so. He is good, but not as good as you think he is. The first thing Boling needs to do, is make sure he doesn’t get run into the ground by his college coaches, who are mostly concerned with him scoring points for his college team, instead of getting him to qualify for world championships.
@Titus wells come on the guy ran a sub 10 he has put out a pro performance. Pros struggle to run sub 10 a lot of the time.