Erriyon Knighton's Historic Record That May Never Be Broken
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024
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Hope that Knighton continues to improve. Clearly, Lyles is the man to beat in the 200. But Knighton is 6 years younger and the future of US sprinting if he stays healthy. I’m concerned Knighton feels the weight of the world on his shoulders given his inhuman success as a teenage sensation. Hope that Knighton has a support system helping him maintain balance and happiness. He is an generational talent that is still physically developing.
I don't think he feels any pressure. The only thing he feels is the desire for Greatness.
I love that someone has pointed out , ( and I hope that this young phenom already understands as the maturity he shows would indicate) that there is no need to shoulder the weight you so elequently spoke of . And I add my hopes to your own that he does indeed have a great support system in place to keep him grounded during the heady and intoxicating times when he achieves his dreams and to lift him up and remind him of the incredible heights he has already attained and those lofty as yet unrealized goals he has set for himself during those times he falls short or struggles with breaking through barriers. That emotional support system is so important it can't be overstated. Athletes like Wade Von Niekirk , Abby Steiner who have had to overcome injury I'm sure would attest to the fact that your support system ( those people you surround yourself with day in and day out make all the difference in your ultimate success !! You are wise to see this !
@@vuksgitauwhile I think it's great that his dad is coaching him I think with type of thing it's actually more important to speak your thoughts to someone that's not family as it is often difficult to talk about pressure and things to close ones imo.
@@timfleming696 verbose vincent here 😂
@@frenchie3035 If that means (verbose Vincent) that I'm long winded and overly fond of the sound of my own voice ( or in this scenario thoughts I suppose ) I congratulate you on your keen powers of observation !! 😆 😆 I'm self aware enough to recognize the indulgence , but to lazy to correct it , except when I feel the occasion necessitates. Fuck it..sue me 😆 lol
I’d say this kid wins 10+ global medals throughout his career. Just insanely fast and consistent.
Agree. That many times under 20 points to his s natural speed. He is just faster than the rest and adds good work to it.
10+ global medals, in individual events, even.
Medals won during team sprinting events for the US/JAM are almost a cheatcode for automedals unless they drop the stick.
He will break in the top 3 times for 200m just wait
Him and Tobogo are the future
Still gotta past the Olympic Champ who wasn't even mentioned in this video...
This is one of the most interesting track and field seasons ever! I just wish it was easier to follow and watch on TV.
What country are you in?
@@jacobdoyle420 I’m in the US
@@keith5017 you can find what you need on NBC/peacock streaming
Wishful thinking :/ track and field gets no love on TV
I have to watch Peacock, which has most of the top-level track and field competitions I had no idea that people in the UK couldn't get Peacock (which is worth the money, since it covers most of the best Diamond League, and more-than-just-USA athletes; as well as international figure-skating, cycling, gymnastics, etc.
18.99 is a big reach for anyone. You would have to run an opening 100 of under 10 and close damn near as fast. It’s already wild enough that only a handful of sprinters ran sub 10 sub 20 and consistently at that. I feel bolt could have theoretically if he had a twin just as fast pushing because he mainly coasted after about 120. You can see how much effort Noah and others are putting in on the back stretch.
Yeah it’s opening in 9.99 and closing in 9.0 that is… well itd be something
I bet bolt couldve ran it if he was fresh in the 200 with no rounds and previous 100.
Eh. Bolt had 10+ years to run a second perfect race and how many times did he approach it? Maybe two more, and he got slower as he aged past 21. Erriyon will be doing the opposite. I don't think he'll peak until 26 or so. Sub 19 is definitely possible when you look at his physical shape at 19 and fast forward it 6, 7 years. Just compare Noah and Josephus from 19 to how strong they are now. Tebogo better get on that gas if he wants to stay close. But Tebogo is actually just what Erriyon needs. He's about three years away from Noah but Tebogo will push him which is exactly what he needs right now.
@@cavaleer I think Knighton may peak earlier than Bolt. He ran a 19.49 as an 18 year old & hasn't broke 19.6 the rest of that year or this year.
@@cavaleerif he can't beat lyles and lyles can't run sub 19 how is he gonna run sub 19?😂
Please do a video on the timing systems, their accuracy, how they’ve changed over time, etc….
Wait they've changed?
@@chimbuchiorumba4885 They used to do hand timing ages ago and its just progressed throughout the decades
Do you think the timing system that tracked flo Jo’s world record in 88 is the same one the use today?
@@torunit4620thanks for sharing!
Yes is true. He's getting better and better.i Think he's the second biggest threat to the now king of the 200m Noah lyles crown. Tobago is the number.1 threat. For Noah lyles 200m metre crown.
Second that. Everyone seems to be sleeping on Tebogo.
His season's best 19.72 is equal to Pietro Mennea World record that stood for 17 years, its faster than Carl Lewis's pb & his Olympic Gold win in 84, its faster than Joe De Loach's Olympic Gold win in 88 & Mike Marshes American record & Olympic Gold win in 92.
Thats mind blowing in itself but the fact hes almost 1/3 of a sec outside his own pb at that is simply staggering.
If hes saying sub 19 secs, Im not gonna bet against him.
I doubt it ever happens but maybe he could get sub 19.2
It’s ridiculously difficult to pull it off though. Forget 19 seconds. To get to the WR he has to go out in 9.95-10.0 and come back in 9.25-9.3.
Lyles and Tebogo are in the ballpark in the 2nd half but they’re going out in 10.20-10.3.
There is no one on the horizon that can go out sub 10 and come back in 9.2.
@@sinking1902Lyles 2nd half in the 19.31 was 9.16
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Bolt has gone under 19.2, why couldn't someone who is running faster times at a higher level of competition than Bolt ever did at the same age ?
@@sinking1902
I am assuming he stated that as his career goal, not his seasons goal.
Hes 19 & given what he has done so far Im not willing to doubt him at this time.
The difference between 19.19 & 18.99 is the blink of an eye, I think its even less than the average time it takes a person to blink.
On paper its a huge difference but to someone training at that level of competition they know its a very small thing that can happen almost any time they go onto the track.
Look at Mike Marsh's pb in the 92 Olympic semi final, he eased up with 15 meters to go n came within 0.01 of the long standing world record.
He didnt know he was running that fast, he shocked himself by running relaxed n letting his training & preparation do its thing.
Knighton isnt even 20 yr old & already hes won a national championships, not in Ireland or Madagascar but in the USA !!
He has finished 4th in an Olympic final & Medaled at the World Championships, point being, he's not just fast, he has a fantastic Michael Johnson sized bulletproof temperament.
If a kid like that tells me 18.99 is possible, Im gonna sit back n see what he can do.
I'm very concerned this young man won't get a medal at the Championships. I can see it happening. No disrespect but it's very possible.
Well yea, its even possible for Noah to not get a medal. lol
C'mon both Lyles and Knighton will get the first and second place
@@thefun512 I don't think so bruv. I believe both Kenny and Letsile will defeat him.
I think Hughes might place 3rd.
I'd love Knighton to get a medal but he really need to up his game.
@@panashenhavirawhy is everyone immediately jumping on the Tebogo bandwagon just because he ran one good time. Yes it’s a good time and an impressive performance, but Noah still literally beat him on the day and clearly Noah hasn’t hit his top form this season. Regarding the actual race, it’s much harder to maintain the lead than it is to run someone down, Noah probably didn’t even realize he was getting chased. The guy runs one good race while STILL losing and everyone thinks Noah and Knighton are washed. To even suggest the likelihood of Noah losing and Knighton not even medaling we’d have to see Tebogo doing this over the course of years, you can’t base it off of one race.
There’s a chance, but Noah is still the favorite and Knighton is for sure worthy of 2nd or 3rd based on this season.
Erriyon knighton record speak for it self. He will be a serious threat to Noah lyles at world championships.
True it seems like just a matter of time before Erriyon Knighton and Letsile Tebogo surpass Noah Lyles.
That statement..."He's still a teenager"...just blows my mind. The possibilities are phenomenal to perceive. 🥇🏅
Nothing happens in lull before WC
TRP: legendary!
I love his maturity.. he definitely keeps his feeling on reserve
Erriyon Knighton will definitely go down as one of the greatest 200m athletes of all time but I don’t know if he will break 19. I personally think hes gonna reach his prime early like Usain Bolt and never really improve after that. Bolt was 22 when he ran his 19.19 and almost 23 when he ran his 9.58. Everyone thought Bolt was gonna go sub 19 and 9.4 because he “hadn’t reached his prime yet” since he was only 22, but that’s when he peaked. I think the same thing might happen to Knighton. Knighton definitely has the capability of breaking the wr in a few years but I don’t know if hes going to go sub 19. Just my opinion.
Bolt run 9.58 and 19.19 only four days apart. In august 2009. At 23 years of age.
A very premature prime. He lost focus since, not condition, so EK could prime in 3 or 4 years if stays healthy and maybe break that record
@@wtwyw9he is not going to getting close to that record. You have to consider his best 100m half in his 200 m races aren't one of the best
@@orientationkamp You internet commentators always running your mouth like you know everything when you know nothing.
Still the best analysis on RUclips.
Facts. Unparalleled depth and breakdowns
He's a humble young man and I believe he will be an all time great, second to none.
Been following Track And Field since first competing in the 7th grade back in 1969. Never witnessed this level of competition in any event EVER. AMAZING and Anyone's race🤙
Knighton vs Tebogo. An epic rivalry that we will all enjoy for at least the next 10 years!!!
So true it will be much on the same order as Bolt And Blake !!
The emergence of African descended athletes in the Eastern Hemisphere has made Knighton a "Great U20 Western Hemisphere Hope."
Lulz, none of those guys have been on the platform in a world championship like Knighton has at 18 years of age. They're aiming for him not the other way around.
I hope he does well and continues to stay healthy and grow into his race. I find him extremely mature, and I am rooting for him. It’s amazing what he’s accomplished and he’s not even 19 incredible.
Yes in interviews he is such a respectful, mature and grounded young man.
I like the fact that Erriyon is 6' 3". With his long strides. If he pack some muscle in those legs it should help him move them faster
It don’t even work like that there way more that goes into running fast
@@michaellikesblackbeanstrue, extra weight can also slow things down. It’s a combination of a lot of different qualities.
@@michaellikesblackbeans I didn't say that was the only thing he needs to do. I was reffering to the fast twitch muscle fibers. That there is always room for improvement.
He needs to start running some open 400s. I believe that's why Tebogo improved his 200 so quickly. He'll have extra closing strength if he adds some more endurance. Right now I think he gets a bronze at best if Lyles and Tebogo sufficiently recover from the 100. He'll have to run in the low 19.4s to get a gold or silver and that may be possible if he peaks at the right time and that weight lifting pays off.
Tebogo still has a slower PB lol
@@jhoncena1111slower?boy they basically ran the same time.
Let's talk about that 19.93 by Bolt. He did that in April 2004 and turned 18 in August of that same year and went to the Athens Olympics and didn't get out of the heats with a 21.05. Then in 2006 he placed 3rd at the world championships with a 20.10. 2007 he got 2nd in worlds with a 19.91 then we all know what happened the next year. He ran the double full time won gold and smashed all the world records by a mile. They always talk about Bolt's junior record like it was obvious who he was going to be but he was a full size adult and that 19.93 was over his head at the time and it took him almost 4 years to get below it again but when he did it was insane. Knighton is miles and miles ahead of Bolt. It's really underplayed how much faster Knighton is than Bolt was at that age. Bolt did run 400m for a while but what Jamaica did in 2008 with 2 sprinters coming from the middle of the pack to absolute world dominance is unheard of really. To look at their progression charts is sort of mind blowing especially for SAFP. Knighton can for sure break 19 seconds.
Bolt made a huge push from 2006 to 2008, we will see whether Knighton can make such a push. 19.49 is amazing for 18 years old guy, but we will see how he manages to turn from junior to professional.
I'm not sure if we was a Junior or no longer eligible because he was turning 20 in December of that year (I think), but Alonso Edward back in 2009 at the age of 19 ran a 19.81 for the Silver medal at world championships behind Bolt's 19.19. Unfortunately his career never took off as he got injured, but I've always thought that guy got really overlooked since the 19.19 was a huge talking point. A 19 year old medaling at world championships with a fast time & a great finish (I think he went from 5th to 2nd in the final 100m even passing Spearmon who was a very good finisher) is really impressive.
Not Knighton level, but just thought I'd throw that out there.
I'm glad that Knighton started strength training. I hope that even if it could potentially hurt this season he goes on to gets the gold later.
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Love his maturity 😊 Good Luck
Love this!
With a world class attitude, that simply demands respect,he’s presenting the greatest threat in the 200 meters !
Great videos!
3:51 damn Cameron Miller slow as hell, lol
yeah as u say its bloody crazy what he has done and continuing to do and yet is only starting on serious weight training, i dont think we will see the true benefits of that training until next season or at the very least the end of this season but its gonna be some fight at the front with Lyles and Tobogo imo
Knighton is a MAN when he runs through the tape more than most runners in their 20s..
Alonzo Edward ran a 19.81 at age 19 finishing 2nd behind Usain Bolt in his 19.19 world record run. We are very curious as to why this is never included or talked about?
At 18 and 19 I wonder how much it is about peaking at the right time as it is getting past that teenage invincibility mindset and trusting the process the coach has him on?
Is it just the old track coach in me or does anyone else want to see all of this insane talent in the 200 translated into the full lap?
Thank God Erriyon did not play football past high school! Not only is he fast, but he smart enough to know in what sport he belongs. I expect a 200m WR and also a 300m WR!
323rd! It’s nice to see a sprinter not make a fool out of himself! Let’s his races do the talking. Showboating just takes away from the results. BE HUMBLE AND GET FASTER! And take the clowns down a peg or two. RESPECT! Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA
I see Knighton getting a medal, but I'm certain Noah Lyles will pull through with his world final magic once more. Hopefully we get to see a new record from him!
We gonna witness a stif competition btwn him and that bou from Botswana...💥💣💥
Knighton might become the next US all 200m crown champion in the next 3 years or so. His 100m PR needs to shave down a little and then his endurance over the last 100m.
M. Johnson, Bolt, Y. Blake, Lyles, and now Tebogo have master this technique.
The 200 is gonna be fun !
Knighton will run 18.9 one day.
You wish, overrated
This is great but please stop with the clickbait. He did not run 19.48 so don’t put that on the thumbnail, or at least add a question mark after it so it’s clearly just speculation
This teen is fucken fast
Bro letsile just ran 19 50
Although both are phenomenal athletes Noah's "BRAGGADOCIOS" behavior isn't a bad thing. He's stands out & is more well known which is good for the sport in general.
Exactly he’s the reason I still watch track
@@sub2me543 Exactly, now that Bolt is gone Lyle's is the most entertaining & possibly Sha'Carri for the women.
If we look at his PB run, Erriyon runs the 200m slightly differently to people like Lyles. In his PB race Erriyon absolutely ran away from the field from 50-140m and then held it together for the final 60m. Lyles does his best work from 100m onwards. Erriyon must run the race in a way that best suits his talents not slavishly follow others.
He is approaching his running in a very professional manner, he has learnt from Lyles - to run really fast at WC he first must be running fast consistently. This season shows that Erriyon can run 19.8-19.9 just about every time. I have no doubt he will break his PB this season and within the next couple of years he will run below 19.3. No idea whether he can go even faster but I know it will not be for lack of work
Best point: Knighton's maturity.
If Knighton could get his 60m and 100m times faster he could break 19.19
I think TRP is on to something here... Knighton seems to really focus on Worlds... That's when he's gonna go full out in the final...
It'll be a three way battle: Lyles, Knighton and Tebogo. And then there are De Grasse, Bednarek and Hughes that could go down to 19.6 and not get a medal.
Might be you need to run 19.9 or even under just to reach the final - can make it hard to get the best time in the final for some runners...
I love all the former champions and their feats but the peak has yet to be reached…
19.71 3rd place @Worlds 💪🏿
Amazing
Just imagine if you had Erriyon Knighton and Usain Bolt coming up in their prime at the same time?
The 19 seconds barrier might've already been broken with 2 supersprinters like them pushing each other.
Question, does Jamaica have someone coming up to compete against the Americans now?
Tebogo recently ran a 19.5 almost catching Lyles. He is still a junior at 20 yrs old, isn't he?
He’s 21
A Junior athlete is any athlete under 20 years old and that will not reach their twentieth birthday that same year. Tebogo turned 20 a few months ago so he was last considered a junior or Under-20 athlete in 2022.
@@adrianbento3298Tebogo is 20
@@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 o mb
I want to say he's such an exciting prospect. But he's already beyond that, and the potential finished product as he hits his peak could be frightengly good. Like change the game, kind of heights...
I’m estimating Knighton will run another 5 x under 19.90 secs this season with the worlds and Diamond League events. Regarding the WR, I’m guessing he won’t beat that in his career but may run under 19.30 seconds. Bolt progressed well after his junior days. Maybe Knighton won’t progress as quick but will be more consistent with the great times so will break a few records but not the WR.
I think we are witnessing more super human sprinters coming through running very similar times but no stand out runner. You can’t predict the top three in Budapest. It’ll be on the day whoever gets the best start and finish. Can’t wait for the men’s and women’s 100 and 200.
I know this is probably weird but you also show the para athlete some love to their a whole lot. More interesting than these just my two cents might be a little bit biased. I’m a para athlete myself.
Which 200m was historic? I was expecting to hear about a recent 200m that was historic, instead it was a retrospective. Make your video titles CLEAR!
Still gotta past the Olympic Champ who wasn't even mentioned in this video...
i hope he does good
HE NEED TO BE TESTED FOR USED OF ILLIGAL SUBSTANCE!!
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Stop hating on the best 200 runner, Noah Lyles 3:54 @TotalRunningProductions! Always someone with no talent criticizing others... smh
What about tobogo’s 19.50?
He's not a junior athlete. He's 20.
Tebogo isn't 19, but he will for sure show Noah what's up along with Knighton. Tebogo and Knighton are the next usain bolts, but I think they will be the greatest in their sports and run sub 19 in the future.
@@whydidyoutubeaddthis damn I thought he was still a teenager lol
@@maamebrago319Never will happen. You need someone who’s desperate, who wants it like his life depends on it. Nowadays with all that technology, media, promising athletes are satisfied way too fast. The coming world records will be broken by a black kid who grew up “poor“, not living in fame and attention.
Interesting
TRP!!!!!
If we had someone running 19.20s I’d believe someone could do 18.99 seems to hard to believe as bolt was one of a kind
I don't think knighton will break his pb this year, but I think the move to incorporate strength training and step back was really mature and forward thinking. should serve his career well long-term
Nobody cares what some nobody like you thinks
Hopefully Knighton's Day soon.
Easily possible, Hes not really an adult yet so still developing muscle!
Knighton is very impressive but Tebogo is the man of the moment.
Facts
Tebogo is a complete sprinter ..
.he runs the 400m
200m.and the 100n
@@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 So what? What are his PB? 9.91 in 100 m and 19.91 in 200m, so why the heck do you consider him favoutite?
OK his 200 m PB is 19.50 now, but I still don't see why he is better than Knighton
@@Jack1986ZE his PB in the 200
Is 19.50
Where do you stay ?
He just broke the African record a couple of days ago
@@Jack1986ZE
Erryon hasn't broken 10 seconds in the 100 and Tebogo has better top end speed.. Tebogo is a flexible runner he knows when to show up if needed
Lets hope he is serious about consistently improving and willing to put in the work. He’s got the natural talent but we’ve yet to find out if he possesses the necessary discipline. He is still very young and American, which comes along with ALOT of distractions and people wanting to take advantage. Look what happened to Mike Tyson.
Knighton is def beating tebogo tebogo had the race of the year and probably isnt getting faster with the jump he already did, knighton is insane and is capable of getting a pr this season
Nah Tebogo s top end speed is unfuckwithable
@@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 im betting money kid knighton is beating tebogo
@@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 no lol, he just has speed maintainence
I think any athletes just wants to win a gold medal.
At high level competition, the 200 world records can be break.
Noah Lyles Tebogo and Erryon Knighton can break the 200 wr.
This August at Budapest the 200 m is belong to Noah Lyles, but anything can happens.
False start, injury etc. My concern is about false start, it can break anyone dream. My suggestion 1st false start shall not be penalized, but subsequent false starts should be penalized.
One false start should justified.
The IAAF shoud change the false start regulation.
Yes he is amazing in the 200, but while he is still a junior athlete, I would like to see him run the 100m more and try to get a legal sub 10 second clocking! On the rare occasion he's run it in the past, they've all been barely over the legal allowable limit or near -6 m/s!
50th!
Erryon Knighton is amazing, and I can't wait to see what his career turns into. That said, everytime I hear "19.19" I make that ugly face. Just a disgustingly fast time. Usain Bolt was built different.
Yes !! Quite literally.. 6 feet 5 inches with the leg turn over rate of someone under 6 feet and a stride that would make an ostrich say " Damnnnn that brother got a longgg step "
i doubt he will break 19. He is much more advanced than Bolt was at the same age but 19.1 might be possible.
He’s good but dude kills me with his titles. I was like did he just run 18.99??
Annoying clickbait I know
I think he will hit a time of 19.61.he will give his best performance of the year but I think Lyle's is just consistently better at this point of his career.Tobogo is the wildcard as his 19.50 was a personal best. Did he peek in that race or is he saving his seasons best for the world championships?🤔 I am gonna take an educated at this point and say he comes in second at 19.55. with Lyle's going below 19.50 once again. But who knows?🤷
3:47 something wrong with celebrating a win? Quit hating on noah brah.
tell us something we don't already know please
Look not too high.less a chip fall in your eye. This over obsession with rewriting the history books may jiust work against some of these athletes. In a recent interview Bolt stated that when he was running his main focus was just on winning his races, not times or records and look what happened.
I would love to see him in the 400. If he were to train full time for that, i think he could SMASH that WR no problem...
He hasn't come close to his 19.49 time since he did it. I wonder if his PB was timed correctly
He will destroy Lyles in 2 years...won't even be close. His revenge will be sweet...This kid is special.
9.48 click bait!!
It’s possible to see a 18.99 /18.98?
I think he will when I wr and or OR
Technology will decide if the record is even possible. Lol
What does technology have to do with anything?
Well Yohan Blake had the Chance to approach 19.0x years ago and unfortunately missed out due to a sub-par start. Why shouldn't have another athlete the chance and maybe a little luck to get a perfect race ;).
Sub 19 is definitely on the table. Erriyon won't peak until he's 26+. He's STILL in his teenage body. You can just compare Noah and Josephus' metamorphosis and transpose that to Erriyon. Noah better try to really put these records out of reach cuz Erriyon is hungry.
Sub 19 will never be on the table.yall needa get real.
What are you? A specialist in physiology? How do you know when he peaks? And how do you know extra muscles won't affect his pace? Let's be cautious in order to not be disappointed later!
Not gunna lie I'm actually really worried Knighton is going to be a flash in a pan and his 19.49 is the fastest we will ever see from him.
I really hope I am wrong, let's see that 18.99!!
I think we can all agree that Matthew Boling is toast right? Too much competition.
He isn't necessarily toast. I think he was way way way over utilized in his college career never allowing himself to truly focus on a single distance. I agree with many others who think his best distance would be the quarter mile but neither do I think he ever really got to show us what he was truly capable of over 200m as he never quite got the knack of running relaxed.
Should he turn pro I will definitely keep an eye out for him. Also he is such a gifted long jumper I think it will be hard for him to let go of that event ..and maybe he shouldn't.
bro is not gon run under 19 seconds nor touch bolts 19.19 ion know why people are actually tryna back this kid😭
he reminds me of johnson I bet he can run a 44 over 400
Hes split 44.6 best open 400 of low 46 almost 45. Hell get 44 if he competes at it. He's a strong runner.
Maybe a 19.25
Some people peak early and some people peak late. 19.19 is a BEAST of a time to beat, and the closest anyone has come, was Yohan Blake with 19.26 I believe. However, Barring injuries and steady improvement, Knighton could challenge it but I don't see him breaking 19sec barrier or even breaking that record. Nothing wrong with setting a goal though. Best of luck to him
He will take the 200 at the world championship.