No! Noah had the slowest start of all 8! Stopped this video at 1:40, because you don't know what you're talking about. I really don't like doing this, though your commentary here is unacceptably incompetent! Lyles start was verified slowest by the Paris Olympic Committees own recorded times. Kerley had the best start followed by Kishane. Noah was 8th out of the blocks (you know there were only 8 men in the race?) He was dead last! Noah wasn't "with the field"...damn, get it together. Noah was in last place at 30 meters. At 60 meters Noah was in third place and had a lot of space to cover. He hit the top high end speed of anyone else in this race at 70 meters. Over the last 20 meters he maintained his speed and barely beat Thompson. Uh, that's why it was a photo finish. Seriously, if someone listened to you and then watched the race on NBC in the evening, they would be totally baffled by what you described. Did you watch this race or did some other uninformed non track guy tell you about it? This is the worst video I've seen breaking down this race. Earlier today I watched the guy's channel Noah watches and comments on. That guy is awesome and a 100 meter sprint coach. Even without watching that, anyone who knows track could do a better job than you did here. Have you heard of this new tech called video? If you actually watched the race, Noah WAS NOT "out of the blocks with the field."
@fredball8240 funny, I really had my money on fred because through the rounds I thought Noah was getting scared. Fred my dawg, ain't scared of no one though. And he has the PB of 9.76 so I just pinned all my hopes on Fred 😂😂. I feel like Fred helped Noah win in a way, by distracting and destabilizing Kishane.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 Kerley had a blistering start. The best I have ever seen from him at 0.108 kishane was at O.176. if you look at kishane's recent races by 60 it's over because of his early and strong drive phase but kerley was still there and you can't ignore a 9.76 guy that has shown he can win. I would say kerley pushed kishane. Meanwhile Noah was having his own battle with those immediately around him particularly oblique. Noah had his normal poor start he was behind all by 30-40 and chased all others down to win. I did not expect he would catch all at least not kishane. It would be interesting to see them race side by side with Noah's start not a factor. Beast mode for both.
Proud to be a Jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲congrats to the gentlemen and a special big up to Kishane don’t worry you’ve done very well and you’ve got a very long way to go just stay focused one love
I am Not dissapointed in Kishane at all...He has done excellent...Very proud of you Kishane...You gave Noah the run of his life...Exciting athletics...That is exactly what track fans love.❤
Bednarek is going to provide an upset. He's been consistently running 9.8s, and Kung Fu Kenny is tired of being the bridesmaid. Also, a fresh-legs Knighton is going to be a problem. I'm looking at a USA sweep. Those three are lethal. We shall see.
I think Noah will win relatively easy. Can’t understate the pressure that has been lifted since winning the 100 which he has been proclaiming to do since last years worlds. Him running stress free in the 200 is a problem for everyone!
When Kishane didn't separate from Fred with 20m to go he seemed to tense up. Kishane's constant race shutdowns because of big leads hurt him today. He'd never been tested in the last 20m. And he never saw Noah at all who is famous for his closes. Technically, only Noah and Kishane hit top speeds of 43.5 but Kishane decelerated quicker than Noah (40.0 to Noah's 40.1).
They said Noah won because his torso touched the line first despite Kishane actually crossing the line first. So he won because he capitalized off of Kishane's inexperiening in his finish. Remember Noah's girlfriend tells him everything about the Jamaican athletes. If he knows Kishane's weakness is that he doesn't use his torso much at the line because he's always shutting down and cruising feet first through the line, in a tight race like this, he was armed with ammo and tonight it was needed. He knows he's at an advantage because he's an American and he's the Olympic posterchild.
@@privategirl2 where do you see kishane crossing the line first, you then go n say he doesnt use his tora much at the line because he always shutting down crossing with feet first?
Top 3 best finals of all time. The second best 100m in Olympic history after 2012 and it's close. This race has the fastest 4th place time in ANY race with Simbine 9.82. Yes Gay ran 9.80 for 4th, but that was scratched because of his ban. From 5th to 8th are the fastest times for those placings not just in Olympic history, but any race in history. London 2012 from 5th to 8th: Ryan Bailey 9.88 Churandy Martina 9.94 Richard Thompson 9.98 Asafa Powell 11.99 Paris was faster from 5th to 8th. Also this should be the race with the most sub 9.9s. First race in Olympic history to have all men run under 10 and finish. This is definitely one of the best races of all time period.
@couldbeanyone8174 no, he was given the gold medal when it matters. We all know Kishane win. It's all over African media that Kishane won. OK take your I'll manner gain gold medal, it's tainted ha ha ha
@@Sharon-q7cdon’t be a sore loser. Noah won fair and square. He won because he knows leaning in is a very important skill in track. Noah has experience and Kishane is a novice in international races. Experience won today!
The whole line gave everything they had. And even two were injured and still no one ran over 10 seconds. This one will be studied and talked about for decades.
Congratulations to Noah Lyles 🥇 Congratulations to Kishane Thompson 🥈 Congratulations to Fred Kerley 🥉 On winning the Medals in this order! You guys put in the time and effort to be competitive! Nice Work by Oblique Seville, letselie Tobogo, A.Simbene, Marcel Jacobs, Kenny Benerak. Keep putting in the work!
Crazy race, Noah had so many doubters, myself included. I had him as the favorite but KT had a slightly faster time this season which was a worry. That said Noah is so consistent, and his top end is crazy. Congrats to him for taking care of business. Congrats to KT, and Fred. Olympic metas aren’t chopped liver regardless of their color. In fact the whole field was crazy, this type of drama is why we watch these races.
They all put on a show! First field where everyone ran under 10 seconds. This will be studied go for decades. They all can’t win medals but they all damn sure deserve a big 💰.
Salute 2 all of these guys. They ran 🏃♂️ the race of their lives. This 1 was so close. They all came 2 play. All of these guys should b PROUD of themselves. 💪🏿💯
2012 Men's 100m Olympics final was clearly the best line up ever. It had the top 5 fastest men of all time on the tracks. Blake and Tyson had run 9.69 at the championships. Bolt the current WR holder of 9.58s was there as well. The lineup had the most sub 9.7s ever. They looked well built too, it was such a good sight.
Blake ran 9.75 and Gay 9.80 in that final. None of them ran 9.69 in that race. Tyson Gay ran his 9.69 after the world champs in 2009 and Yohan Blake ran his 9.69 after the oylmpics in 2012.
For everyone asking why such a long wait before the start: during the press conference someone said they held it because someone tried to walk onto the track.
You should be proud. As young and inexperienced as he is, he just missed Olympic gold by the smallest margin ever. And then he conducted himself like a much older gentleman during his post-race interview. He represented Jamaica well. (And I say that as an American.) Kishane will be killing everyone in the very near future as long as he doesn't let this get into his head.
@mericab3110 Respect to Kishane I from 🇺🇸 some of my family members are married to 🇯🇲 , you guys are magical, and many of my friends are Jamaica 🇯🇲 and people from the Caribbean love yall and shot out to🇱🇨 for winning that gold medal.
Maaan where are you fans who was disrespecting him like he would be 4th😅. Lyles had damn near the slowest start, ran down the field for a clutch win. Thats a bad man 💯😤 My logic with Choosing Noah was always this. He's already beaten the field before whether it be this season or Last. So why not again. He's shown multiple times he could run down Coleman & Kerley. Please start showing Mr. lyles more respect 😎 He's now Broken his PB 2x in one season+ became the 60m National Champion. That 200m race is looking like a certain record could be broken 👀 Ultimately its as you've said many time .. *Medals aren't awarded early in the season*
@Tredawakandan yall American was disrespecting him too. Nobody hates lyles the complain is, he talk a lot of trash even to hos own country men. I'm just saying and agreeing with millions of people around the world that Kishane won. That being said, you notice only Americans cheering for noah, right? Jamaicans, let's boycott all track and field meets and xhampionships
People focused too much on what Kishane did in Jamaica. Kishane has raced Noah before & lost to Noah. He has also lost to Coleman twice I think and Noah is consistently running down Coleman.
@@MarciaSantos-ox1fkWhen it comes to comparative talent experience is going to break the tie almost every time. Noah has won a few of these torso videos when they needed to count. Everybody said Kerley was washed up and lost a sponsor but once again experience put him back on the podium. If you look at the tape truth be told Kerley applied the pressure that threw Kishane last 20 meters off. It wasn’t Noah he couldn’t see Noah. And also go and watch the video again when Noah and Kerley hugged each other Noah is pretty much thanking him. Kishane said he’s not making excuses he will trust his instincts more next time. He’s young he did great he won a silver medal his first time some of the Goats never accomplished that.
@@foreverfly3113 I totally agree with this reasoning. I saw that too. If anything it’s the pressure from Kerley that made Kishane tighten up. He couldn’t pull away from the pack per usual. Bolt talked about this very point in the film- I AM BOLT - when he beat Gatlin in a similar fashion.
...Excellent review...your great enthusiasm and knowledge is refreshing and on point...You would be a valuable asset to any sports agency...You are better than most 😀 !!! ...
Experience matters. Kishane needs to start running diamond league meet. Tebogo, omanyala, hincliffe, kishane are still young athletes. Dey have time to improve.
@ The Final Leg Excellent coverage of this EPIC 100m final!! Tremendous win for Noah!! Greatest Combination of Speed from first to last with every finalist way under 10 seconds!! Definitely a race for the record books! Thanks for highlighting insights on the entire field and sharing your genuine enthusiasm and analysis. Lastly, special thanks for comments on Kenny Bednarek my pick and favorite (believe he will end up at 9.7 or better in the future). Things didn't work out on this one, time to shake it off and get ready for the 200 meters his main event!
You have to give it to Noah. Every time the world tells him he can’t do, he finds a way to get it done! When it comes to big races he’s got that Suni Lee factor and always comes up clutch! The way he did it too, being dead last and coming back in 60m to get the win. That man talked a lot of crap but stood on business! Major props Kishane and Fred who both also ran great races. But once Noah figures out how to get a better start, like it’s over for everyone else. No one can touch his top speed!
You're always fair in your comments. Massive big up to Kishane, jamaica's future looks bright. Get well soon Oblique and wheel n come again, love you guys . Jamaica 🇯🇲 to di worl❤.
I thought the race would be too much pressure for Thompson although I had Noah and Kerley. Thompson really impresses me concerning his composure for his first big race.
With Noah winning the 100m Olympic Gold, he's accomplished three feats: Noah Lyles is first American since Justin Gatlin to win the 100m Olympic title from 2004. Noah Lyles becomes the 5th successful man to win the 100m Olympic title as reigning World Champion from the previous year. *Carl Lewis (83 & 84/87 & 88) *Donovan Bailey (95 & 96) *Maurice Green (99 & 00) *Usain Bolt (15 & 16) Noah also joins these group of men as the only ones to win a 100m World & Olympic Gold in their Careers: *Carl Lewis *Donovan Bailey *Linford Christie *Maurice Green *Justin Gatlin *Usain Bolt Congrats to Noah Lyles for winning the Gold Medal.
Great call outs. Just for reference, since worlds started in 1983, every 100m Olympic Champion except for Marcell Jacobs has also won a World Championship 100m title!
Where the future is concerned, I just hope they can keep Kishane healthy. He's already had a lot of injury issues and his coaches have had to take things very slowly to try to keep him healthy. Hopefully they can stay on top of things and help him reach his full potential. I agree that Kishane has the highest ceiling. Tebogo may be able to get there too, but he seems to me to have more potential in the longer sprints.
Noah redeemed himself as he said he would. I thought it was Kerley and Noah in a dead heat for first and Kishane third. I knew it was going to be a USA sweep, but Kenny didn't make it this time. I even thought that the Teboga would be on the Podium, but I do think Kishane needs a shout out for being a newcomer.
@LonneLou good comment and agreed. It was a tremendous race!! Great win for Noah and result for Fred!! Regarding Kenny...although he was the last qualifier into the final (and props for that, as some very good others didn't..Ferdinand, Ackeem, Andre, etc.) he's definitely going to have something to say about the 200m coming up!!
This is the Noah Lyles era...highest potential in the 100 ima have to go with Christian Miller. Kid just turned pro & will be gaining experience on the international circuit. Already running 9.9 lows at 18 years old.
It doesn’t matter how fast you can run if you don’t know what to do with it Noah was always gonna make a fool of someone it just happened to be him. chase him down from fourth place hell fifth place and a slow start and still passed you
you make a commentary on the 100, where Noah is the champion, yet with your commentary it feels like what Noah accomplished is second to what you say kishane is going to be in the future. Amazing.
We Jamaicans 🇯🇲 and Caribbean countries never have nothing to be ashamed of. Jamaican has a population of about 3 million and the United States over 300 million people and we can compete at the highest level. Imagine if our population was 10 million. More diamonds in the rough for more medals. Big up to all the sprinters for making this a memorable finals.
Missayawk Noah Lyle’s people are not 300 million deep in America!! the uncultured well what you Caribbean call uncultured I disagree. The tactics that he used today or our culture, the screaming the hollering, the staring down people talking trash, FBA.
Football, basketball, baseball are the big sports in the United States. Track is shown no love or respect in the USA whereas it is no#1 in Jamaica. So having a smaller population isn’t as important when one considers the fact that track and field is ignored here in the U.S. and only gets a little press and spotlight about every 4years .
Actually lots of your fans have a lot to be ashamed of with their loudmouth talk and lies prior to this race, ranting and raving about how Lyles would not make the final or would get 4th, how kishaine was going to break records, those "fans" should be ASHAMED.
@missayswk You do know y’all have about 10 million people scattered from the UK, USA, and Canada right? You can’t blame nobody if y’all migrating and taking the money and paying taxes to other countries. You can’t find a million of us let alone 50,000 ethnic Foundational Black Americans living outside the US nowhere else on earth and we’re a small ethnicity too. Stop making excuses everybody takes losses. You taking it personal. Are you mad at all the other competitions y’all not in too like archery, swimming, diving etc too? Go support the Jamaican American sister who is the best goalie in the world in Water polo! That’s another thing y’all surrounded by water you would think the Carribesn would’ve produced at least 20 Michael Phelps Katie Ledecky’s by now. Can’t keep bring a one trick pony it’s time to step it up and get into new things too.
Lee and Ato were WRONG about the race. Ato is AWAYS wrong. 😂 The only reason that Seville beat Lyles in Jamaica was because, as Noah said, the start process was different. Today’s final proved that Seville is no match for Lyles. 🇺🇸
R u dumb ??? Seville beat noah fair in jamaica and siville beat him again in the semi final 9.81 to 9.83 so shut the f up Noah then beat him in the finals So shut the f up dude...
Noah said for some reason he couldn’t hear the gun. Meaning it wasn’t the same decibel used at regular meets so he had to react on instinct. And yeah Ato, Sanya , and the man who announced the wrong winner need to go. We need new announcers like Justin Gatlin, Alison Felix etc..
In 2012, 9.79 was at best Bronze (Gatlin). Today it won gold and silver. Do you like racing or just pure speed..it all depends on what you like. For the racers today was better.
i mean its down to personal preference, some people like the competitive aspect more, some people like the actual faster times more... 4 people 9.80 or under is crazy, not to mention the 9.63 OR that bolt had also there was a little bit of doubt going into the final on whether bolt was fully healthy or not as he had been beaten by blake by far just a month or so earlier, so that added a little bit of suspense even if he was still the favorite
I think you're right that Thompson, at his age and speed run already, has the highest future ceiling of any 100 meter runner. He should be able to get down to the low 9.7x range. I'd be surprised if Noah ever runs below 9.76. But remember, Noah is a 200 meter specialist. He wasn't even considered a truly credible 100m world championship threat until perhaps 2020. He had to really work on his start to get his 100m time to where it's at. Kishane doesn't even run the 200.
That isnt true, 18 year old Christian Miller has already ran 9.93 faster than anyone ever at that age. He finished 5th at the US Olympic trials, Thompson wasn't running anything close to that at 18
@@brownmamba6538 utterly mind boggling... thats gotta suck for simbine and gay.. simbine has always been 4th or 5th and never medaled before man... the race of a generation
@@stephenwa7417 - Poor ole Simbini missed the bronze because Fred Kerley had an almost-perfect .108 reaction time. Simbini actually covered the 100m quicker, but had a .149 reaction time.
Neither of the top 100m seeds won in Paris and both of their SBs this season came from running at home. A good reminder that races ARE NOT won on paper and running at home ≠ running in the Olympics. It’s a different atmosphere. For example that light show before the men’s race gave me anxiety and I was sitting on my couch at home 🤣 I can only imagine the mental wars these athletes had to battle when they line up. Noah is very mentally tough bc he applied pressure on himself with everything he said prior to the race and managed to back it up by a hair. A win is a win. Respect 🫡 Congrats the medalists and all the other finalists.
Seville told Jamaican media after the race that he felt his groin acting up at about 50m in the race and just tried to finish as best as he could after that. I agree with you about him not running enough though, and not just this year but over the last few years. You gotta travel, get over jetlag, manage conditions and win against the best. He's just not done that. Not sure why his coach is keeping him away from competition.
There's no way they would have given it to Kishane. Whenever it comes down to the wire between the USA and Jamaica, they always give it to the USA. It happened to Merlene Ottey.
It wasn't given, it was earned.....learn the rules, quit with the conspiracies and give Noah his props bc I guarantee you us Americans would have congratulated Kishane if he had won the race......I don't understand why that is so hard for you to do, you've been peddling this conspiracy against Jamaica on EVERY post race platform
According to World Athletics/Olympic rules Kishane and Noah should both have been awarded the gold medal with a time of 9.79. This has been the practice in the past eg 2008 women’s 100m final. Medal allocation races are timed down to hundreds of a second, not thousands, which is typically used only in advancement or lane assignment rounds.
They keep saying Noah and Kishane both ran 9.79. I STILL don't understand why 9.784 doesn't round DOWN to 9.78 whilst 9.789 of course SHOULD round up to 9.79. That's how I was taught decimals in math.
They don't round the times, they take the ceiling to the nearest greater hundredth, 9.781 and 9.790 would both be 9.79. Just like in field events, they don't round, they take the floor, to the nearest centimeter.
I believe the 2012 finals were deeper and were by far the most impressive finals ever in men's Olympics 100m final. 2012's 4th place runner would be won the 2024 finals. That race was stacked with: Usain Bolt, Yolan Blake, Justin Gatlin, Tyson Gay, Asaf Powell, Rayn Bailey, etc
4th place in 2012 was 9.80 by Tyson Gay (later banned) 5th place in 2012 was 9.88 by Ryan Bailey Thoes times would be 3rd and 7th, respectively, in 2024
It doesn't matter the numbers Bolt explains it doesn't have nothing to with numbers we are born with the cards we delt and our destiny shape our abilities our failures guarantee our leaders to lay the path for success
Semis aren’t nearly as impressive as the race in Jamaica because in Jamaica Noah was probably running harder because he didn’t have finals a few hours later.
The extreme pressure of the big race just gets to people. Seville ain't the only one. Simbine and Omanyala come to mind. Dudes can't seem to make podiums when the lights are brightest.
@@abimbolasulaiman9302 I observed Seville behavior I think he is a virgin hasn't come out of the childish mentally he's holding on to his fairytale dreams
Kishane - I presumed he takes it for granted - not everyone need a podium finish! It's Noah's head & chest crosses the line before his feet. With Mr. Thompson height and leg speed - he should have duck within a step of the finish line; then Noah would get a different wear. He's Noah - let hope his actions were lesson learnt for others. I thought Mr. Hughes - Kingston College (Jamaica) old boy would have been one of the faster loser, but I was surprise Semi-final two and three results. Semi #2 I had Kenny B 1 & Tobago 2 with Simbine waiting for non-auto qualifier. Semi#3 Omanyala - Kenya athlete with Z Hughes battling for second knowing that is 2 qualifier - Kerley was completely out of picture but he did what he need to do ALL through the rounds!!! He pined Kishane from start to finish - thus it may be a factor he lost on that narrow margin. Noah gets the best view and acted wisely - congratulation to America's Gold medal winner - Men's 100M dash. This is the race of the century - NO other 100M men's final can ever come close to Paris 2024. It was evident that Seville had an issue at 45M but he continue and finish in a credible time! Well done gentlemen - take the experience for a big plan - Los Angeles 2028 - USA will NOT be on Podium.
The most impressive thing about this race was Noah’s last 60 m
This!
Noah’s last 60m is the reason that he’s best in the 200m. Watch that race. RIP to Noah’s coach who recently died. 🇺🇸
LEGENDARY. CHILLS.
I don’t think Lyles ran his best and still won gold. Impressive.
No! Noah had the slowest start of all 8! Stopped this video at 1:40, because you don't know what you're talking about. I really don't like doing this, though your commentary here is unacceptably incompetent!
Lyles start was verified slowest by the Paris Olympic Committees own recorded times.
Kerley had the best start followed by Kishane. Noah was 8th out of the blocks (you know there were only 8 men in the race?) He was dead last! Noah wasn't "with the field"...damn, get it together.
Noah was in last place at 30 meters. At 60 meters Noah was in third place and had a lot of space to cover. He hit the top high end speed of anyone else in this race at 70 meters.
Over the last 20 meters he maintained his speed and barely beat Thompson. Uh, that's why it was a photo finish. Seriously, if someone listened to you and then watched the race on NBC in the evening, they would be totally baffled by what you described.
Did you watch this race or did some other uninformed non track guy tell you about it? This is the worst video I've seen breaking down this race. Earlier today I watched the guy's channel Noah watches and comments on. That guy is awesome and a 100 meter sprint coach. Even without watching that, anyone who knows track could do a better job than you did here. Have you heard of this new tech called video? If you actually watched the race, Noah WAS NOT "out of the blocks with the field."
Congrats noah he's the one broke the 20 years usa drought. Congrats keshane,congrats fred
@@howardpalmer3563 💯
I am one of those who did not believe Lyles could catch kishane once he is up front. But he did. Props and congrants to him
well if Kishane would have stayed relaxed that would have been the case but he didn't.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 too busy racing Fred
@fredball8240 funny, I really had my money on fred because through the rounds I thought Noah was getting scared. Fred my dawg, ain't scared of no one though. And he has the PB of 9.76 so I just pinned all my hopes on Fred 😂😂. I feel like Fred helped Noah win in a way, by distracting and destabilizing Kishane.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 Kerley had a blistering start. The best I have ever seen from him at 0.108 kishane was at O.176. if you look at kishane's recent races by 60 it's over because of his early and strong drive phase but kerley was still there and you can't ignore a 9.76 guy that has shown he can win. I would say kerley pushed kishane. Meanwhile Noah was having his own battle with those immediately around him particularly oblique. Noah had his normal poor start he was behind all by 30-40 and chased all others down to win. I did not expect he would catch all at least not kishane. It would be interesting to see them race side by side with Noah's start not a factor. Beast mode for both.
@@abimbolasulaiman9302lol iron sharpens iron... Fred did his thing. Kishane did great against two world champions.
Proud to be a Jamaican 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲congrats to the gentlemen and a special big up to Kishane don’t worry you’ve done very well and you’ve got a very long way to go just stay focused one love
I am Not dissapointed in Kishane at all...He has done excellent...Very proud of you Kishane...You gave Noah the run of his life...Exciting athletics...That is exactly what track fans love.❤
Noah’s last 30 m was something special! Can’t wait for his 200m race tomorrow. I feel like he’s going to shock the world .
Bednarek is going to provide an upset. He's been consistently running 9.8s, and Kung Fu Kenny is tired of being the bridesmaid. Also, a fresh-legs Knighton is going to be a problem. I'm looking at a USA sweep. Those three are lethal. We shall see.
@@RN-DNP
Good point by the Channel Host;
All the men's 100 meter finalists ran times
Under 10 seconds!
That's Awesome 💯
I think Noah will win relatively easy. Can’t understate the pressure that has been lifted since winning the 100 which he has been proclaiming to do since last years worlds. Him running stress free in the 200 is a problem for everyone!
Tebogo will snag a medal
@@TobyGuyana After the 100m results, nothing is impossible.
I was there the stadium went crazy when we found out Noah had won , we had to wait a few minutes! What a race by Noah Lyles 😮🇺🇸👍
Noah has the clutch factor
Yes. Ask Erryon Knighton about Noah's clutch factor.
Yeah he steals your dreams at the last milliesecond😂
When Kishane didn't separate from Fred with 20m to go he seemed to tense up. Kishane's constant race shutdowns because of big leads hurt him today. He'd never been tested in the last 20m. And he never saw Noah at all who is famous for his closes. Technically, only Noah and Kishane hit top speeds of 43.5 but Kishane decelerated quicker than Noah (40.0 to Noah's 40.1).
Noah got up to 43.8 kmh which is 27.22 mph at the 70m mark
Kerley tensed up too. If he had run like he did in the semi final with the start he had in the final he could of won too
exactly my point, you can see it in his face at the end he wasnt relaxed at all
They said Noah won because his torso touched the line first despite Kishane actually crossing the line first. So he won because he capitalized off of Kishane's inexperiening in his finish. Remember Noah's girlfriend tells him everything about the Jamaican athletes. If he knows Kishane's weakness is that he doesn't use his torso much at the line because he's always shutting down and cruising feet first through the line, in a tight race like this, he was armed with ammo and tonight it was needed. He knows he's at an advantage because he's an American and he's the Olympic posterchild.
@@privategirl2 where do you see kishane crossing the line first, you then go n say he doesnt use his tora much at the line because he always shutting down crossing with feet first?
Top 3 best finals of all time.
The second best 100m in Olympic history after 2012 and it's close.
This race has the fastest 4th place time in ANY race with Simbine 9.82. Yes Gay ran 9.80 for 4th, but that was scratched because of his ban.
From 5th to 8th are the fastest times for those placings not just in Olympic history, but any race in history.
London 2012 from 5th to 8th:
Ryan Bailey 9.88
Churandy Martina 9.94
Richard Thompson 9.98
Asafa Powell 11.99
Paris was faster from 5th to 8th. Also this should be the race with the most sub 9.9s. First race in Olympic history to have all men run under 10 and finish.
This is definitely one of the best races of all time period.
They all went sub-10s in this race.
Noah lyles won when it mattered
@couldbeanyone8174 no, he was given the gold medal when it matters. We all know Kishane win. It's all over African media that Kishane won.
OK take your I'll manner gain gold medal, it's tainted ha ha ha
@@Sharon-q7cdon’t be a sore loser. Noah won fair and square. He won because he knows leaning in is a very important skill in track. Noah has experience and Kishane is a novice in international races. Experience won today!
If you can't beat the Jamaicans outright in these sprint, they won.
@@Sharon-q7cAfrican media? What a reliable source lol. I don’t know about you but I used my eyes and clearly saw that Lyles won. COPE!
Bull shi#@ they stole that race for him...
I love this competition. All of these dudes are great and one of the greatest races I have ever seen.
The whole line gave everything they had. And even two were injured and still no one ran over 10 seconds. This one will be studied and talked about for decades.
@foreverfly3113 Yes, I agree
Congratulations to Noah Lyles 🥇
Congratulations to Kishane Thompson 🥈
Congratulations to Fred Kerley 🥉
On winning the Medals in this order!
You guys put in the time and effort to be competitive!
Nice Work by Oblique Seville, letselie Tobogo, A.Simbene,
Marcel Jacobs, Kenny Benerak.
Keep putting in the work!
Great video, loved the enthusiasm. I feel the same way about track and field!
Crazy race, Noah had so many doubters, myself included. I had him as the favorite but KT had a slightly faster time this season which was a worry. That said Noah is so consistent, and his top end is crazy. Congrats to him for taking care of business. Congrats to KT, and Fred. Olympic metas aren’t chopped liver regardless of their color. In fact the whole field was crazy, this type of drama is why we watch these races.
They all put on a show! First field where everyone ran under 10 seconds. This will be studied go for decades. They all can’t win medals but they all damn sure deserve a big 💰.
I definitely agree that Thompson has the highest ceiling of any 100m runner, I think it’s by a lot too. I bet he’s got a 9.6 in his future
one hunny percent
Thompson needs to drop a few pounds and get a little lighter and he’ll do it.
Agreed 💯
Salute 2 all of these guys. They ran 🏃♂️ the race of their lives. This 1 was so close. They all came 2 play. All of these guys should b PROUD of themselves. 💪🏿💯
2012 Men's 100m Olympics final was clearly the best line up ever. It had the top 5 fastest men of all time on the tracks. Blake and Tyson had run 9.69 at the championships. Bolt the current WR holder of 9.58s was there as well. The lineup had the most sub 9.7s ever. They looked well built too, it was such a good sight.
Blake ran 9.75 and Gay 9.80 in that final. None of them ran 9.69 in that race. Tyson Gay ran his 9.69 after the world champs in 2009 and Yohan Blake ran his 9.69 after the oylmpics in 2012.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 Yes, Blake ran at 9.69s in Aug 2012, Tyson ran 9.69 three years before the 2012 Olympics. It was the most talented line up ever.
@@TheoOJamaloO1thank you for educating him
@@TheoOJamaloO1totally agree ✊🏾
❤congratulations Kishane
Noah won that race bcuz he NEVER EVER!!!!
Quits ❤
The True Heart of a Champion 🏆
For everyone asking why such a long wait before the start: during the press conference someone said they held it because someone tried to walk onto the track.
Noah overcame plenty to win this gold. Can’t wait to see his 200m
Proud of Kishane ! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
You should be proud. As young and inexperienced as he is, he just missed Olympic gold by the smallest margin ever. And then he conducted himself like a much older gentleman during his post-race interview. He represented Jamaica well. (And I say that as an American.) Kishane will be killing everyone in the very near future as long as he doesn't let this get into his head.
@mericab3110 Respect to Kishane I from 🇺🇸 some of my family members are married to 🇯🇲 , you guys are magical, and many of my friends are Jamaica 🇯🇲 and people from the Caribbean love yall and shot out to🇱🇨 for winning that gold medal.
Maaan where are you fans who was disrespecting him like he would be 4th😅. Lyles had damn near the slowest start, ran down the field for a clutch win. Thats a bad man 💯😤
My logic with Choosing Noah was always this. He's already beaten the field before whether it be this season or Last. So why not again. He's shown multiple times he could run down Coleman & Kerley. Please start showing Mr. lyles more respect 😎
He's now Broken his PB 2x in one season+ became the 60m National Champion. That 200m race is looking like a certain record could be broken 👀
Ultimately its as you've said many time .. *Medals aren't awarded early in the season*
@Tredawakandan yall American was disrespecting him too. Nobody hates lyles the complain is, he talk a lot of trash even to hos own country men. I'm just saying and agreeing with millions of people around the world that Kishane won. That being said, you notice only Americans cheering for noah, right?
Jamaicans, let's boycott all track and field meets and xhampionships
People focused too much on what Kishane did in Jamaica. Kishane has raced Noah before & lost to Noah. He has also lost to Coleman twice I think and Noah is consistently running down Coleman.
@@Sharon-q7cbut he didn’t win so idk what your point is. Noah’s torso crossed the line first.
Well said he came from behind not the best start and out ran everyone super man
@@nymeric5833 stop being a loyal slave
Kishane is Excellent. He just wasn’t ready for the Biggest throne on the Biggest stage yet! All Hail King Noah 👑
How can you say that Kishane wasn’t ready when he ran the same time as Noah? Some y’all just need to STFU 🤫
@@MarciaSantos-ox1fkonly one person gets Gold
@@MarciaSantos-ox1fkWhen it comes to comparative talent experience is going to break the tie almost every time. Noah has won a few of these torso videos when they needed to count. Everybody said Kerley was washed up and lost a sponsor but once again experience put him back on the podium. If you look at the tape truth be told Kerley applied the pressure that threw Kishane last 20 meters off. It wasn’t Noah he couldn’t see Noah. And also go and watch the video again when Noah and Kerley hugged each other Noah is pretty much thanking him. Kishane said he’s not making excuses he will trust his instincts more next time. He’s young he did great he won a silver medal his first time some of the Goats never accomplished that.
Inexperience contributed to Kishane's "Silvold"
@@foreverfly3113 I totally agree with this reasoning. I saw that too. If anything it’s the pressure from Kerley that made Kishane tighten up. He couldn’t pull away from the pack per usual. Bolt talked about this very point in the film- I AM BOLT - when he beat Gatlin in a similar fashion.
Great commentary on the final
...Excellent review...your great enthusiasm and knowledge is refreshing and on point...You would be a valuable asset to any sports agency...You are better than most 😀 !!! ...
Experience matters. Kishane needs to start running diamond league meet. Tebogo, omanyala, hincliffe, kishane are still young athletes. Dey have time to improve.
Notice how people call athletes like Omanyala (that are 28) young but Noah (who is 27) old? Makes you think.
Kishane finished 2nd he almost won it's not just about experience
@ The Final Leg
Excellent coverage of this EPIC 100m final!! Tremendous win for Noah!! Greatest Combination of Speed from first to last with every finalist way under 10 seconds!! Definitely a race for the record books! Thanks for highlighting insights on the entire field and sharing your genuine enthusiasm and analysis. Lastly, special thanks for comments on Kenny Bednarek my pick and favorite (believe he will end up at 9.7 or better in the future). Things didn't work out on this one, time to shake it off and get ready for the 200 meters his main event!
Noah Lyle was in last place for 40m beat closing speed I ever seen along with Kerly
You have to give it to Noah. Every time the world tells him he can’t do, he finds a way to get it done! When it comes to big races he’s got that Suni Lee factor and always comes up clutch! The way he did it too, being dead last and coming back in 60m to get the win. That man talked a lot of crap but stood on business!
Major props Kishane and Fred who both also ran great races. But once Noah figures out how to get a better start, like it’s over for everyone else. No one can touch his top speed!
Noah Lyles, four year of shut the "F", up Im a "OG" Olympic Gold.
You're always fair in your comments. Massive big up to Kishane, jamaica's future looks bright. Get well soon Oblique and wheel n come again, love you guys . Jamaica 🇯🇲 to di worl❤.
I thought the race would be too much pressure for Thompson although I had Noah and Kerley. Thompson really impresses me concerning his composure for his first big race.
With Noah winning the 100m Olympic Gold, he's accomplished three feats:
Noah Lyles is first American since Justin Gatlin to win the 100m Olympic title from 2004.
Noah Lyles becomes the 5th successful man to win the 100m Olympic title as reigning World Champion from the previous year.
*Carl Lewis (83 & 84/87 & 88)
*Donovan Bailey (95 & 96)
*Maurice Green (99 & 00)
*Usain Bolt (15 & 16)
Noah also joins these group of men as the only ones to win a 100m World & Olympic Gold in their Careers:
*Carl Lewis
*Donovan Bailey
*Linford Christie
*Maurice Green
*Justin Gatlin
*Usain Bolt
Congrats to Noah Lyles for winning the Gold Medal.
Great call outs.
Just for reference, since worlds started in 1983, every 100m Olympic Champion except for Marcell Jacobs has also won a World Championship 100m title!
I thought kt and Seville was gonna get loose the way they was popping it prelims semi lol
Noah has that 200 dawg hawk in him 😆
Great race 🇺🇸
Oblique quit too early. He really needs to work on his mind.
@@abimbolasulaiman9302The way Noah blew past Oblique, he didn't know what hit him. Like a bullet. LoL
Ok History has written let's smile with appreciation
Where the future is concerned, I just hope they can keep Kishane healthy. He's already had a lot of injury issues and his coaches have had to take things very slowly to try to keep him healthy. Hopefully they can stay on top of things and help him reach his full potential.
I agree that Kishane has the highest ceiling. Tebogo may be able to get there too, but he seems to me to have more potential in the longer sprints.
Fabulous race!! Congrats to the medal winners and to everyone that ran, for that most memorable moment.
Man your amazing with this stuff , I subbed right away
Noah 🇺🇸🇺🇸
7 runners ran 9.8 wow
That's amazing
Noah redeemed himself as he said he would. I thought it was Kerley and Noah in a dead heat for first and Kishane third. I knew it was going to be a USA sweep, but Kenny didn't make it this time. I even thought that the Teboga would be on the Podium, but I do think Kishane needs a shout out for being a newcomer.
@LonneLou good comment and agreed. It was a tremendous race!! Great win for Noah and result for Fred!! Regarding Kenny...although he was the last qualifier into the final (and props for that, as some very good others didn't..Ferdinand, Ackeem, Andre, etc.) he's definitely going to have something to say about the 200m coming up!!
Excellent Critique!
Noah will get his medal, flowers and credit and millions in sponsorship deals....others won't so feel bad for them
This is the Noah Lyles era...highest potential in the 100 ima have to go with Christian Miller. Kid just turned pro & will be gaining experience on the international circuit. Already running 9.9 lows at 18 years old.
I don't speak too soon about young talent in the sprints. Lots of variables. Look at Trayvon Brommel with all the initial promise.
Love your knowledge and enthusiasm for the sport as I’m a new viewer . Got a new subscriber and follower 😃 👍🏽
Noah FKING Lyles. The fastest man in the world
THIS.
No, while Usain Bolt still alive😂
@@lepeisens177Usain can't run with these young guys now. He has the world record, that's it.
@@Dariuslynel Lyles hasn't world record and world leading time, how the hell is the fastest man in the world for win one race?
He's the olympic winner. He would have to beat Usain's 9.58 and 19.19😂😂😂😂dun talk.
It doesn’t matter how fast you can run if you don’t know what to do with it Noah was always gonna make a fool of someone it just happened to be him. chase him down from fourth place hell fifth place and a slow start and still passed you
🚄💨💨💨💨💨💨
9.85 for Marcel 5th
They were counting him out and some were saying how he wouldn’t even win in Jamaican high school races now …lol
Jamaica was never ever disrespecting Jacob's it was only Americans and whoever else mostly.
@@_JordanWilliams.Jacob’s Daddy is American and he’s been living in Florida for awhile. But I get it….😂
It's only because Kashane was inexperience that Noah who is most experienced good the Gold!❤
Valeriy Borzov of the USSR won gold in '72 and bronze in '76 in the men's 100m.
He won the 200m in '72 as well.
you make a commentary on the 100, where Noah is the champion, yet with your commentary it feels like what Noah accomplished is second to what you say kishane is going to be in the future. Amazing.
Great Reporting, Sir!
We Jamaicans 🇯🇲 and Caribbean countries never have nothing to be ashamed of. Jamaican has a population of about 3 million and the United States over 300 million people and we can compete at the highest level. Imagine if our population was 10 million. More diamonds in the rough for more medals. Big up to all the sprinters for making this a memorable finals.
Missayawk Noah Lyle’s people are not 300 million deep in America!! the uncultured well what you Caribbean call uncultured I disagree. The tactics that he used today or our culture, the screaming the hollering, the staring down people talking trash, FBA.
Football, basketball, baseball are the big sports in the United States. Track is shown no love or respect in the USA whereas it is no#1 in Jamaica. So having a smaller population isn’t as important when one considers the fact that track and field is ignored here in the U.S. and only gets a little press and spotlight about every 4years .
Actually lots of your fans have a lot to be ashamed of with their loudmouth talk and lies prior to this race, ranting and raving about how Lyles would not make the final or would get 4th, how kishaine was going to break records, those "fans" should be ASHAMED.
@missayswk You do know y’all have about 10 million people scattered from the UK, USA, and Canada right? You can’t blame nobody if y’all migrating and taking the money and paying taxes to other countries. You can’t find a million of us let alone 50,000 ethnic Foundational Black Americans living outside the US nowhere else on earth and we’re a small ethnicity too.
Stop making excuses everybody takes losses. You taking it personal. Are you mad at all the other competitions y’all not in too like archery, swimming, diving etc too? Go support the Jamaican American sister who is the best goalie in the world in Water polo! That’s another thing y’all surrounded by water you would think the Carribesn would’ve produced at least 20 Michael Phelps Katie Ledecky’s by now. Can’t keep bring a one trick pony it’s time to step it up and get into new things too.
Lee and Ato were WRONG about the race.
Ato is AWAYS wrong. 😂
The only reason that Seville beat Lyles in Jamaica was because, as Noah said, the start process was different. Today’s final proved that Seville is no match for Lyles. 🇺🇸
R u dumb ??? Seville beat noah fair in jamaica and siville beat him again in the semi final 9.81 to 9.83 so shut the f up
Noah then beat him in the finals
So shut the f up dude...
Noah said for some reason he couldn’t hear the gun. Meaning it wasn’t the same decibel used at regular meets so he had to react on instinct.
And yeah Ato, Sanya , and the man who announced the wrong winner need to go. We need new announcers like Justin Gatlin, Alison Felix etc..
Brilliant profamance better luck next time Clarendon Mitchell town big up your self Mr Thompson 🇯🇲🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲👍👍
This was a better race than 2012. Lets be honest. If you disagree, tell me what makes 2012 a better overall RACE than this RACE.
In 2012, 9.79 was at best Bronze (Gatlin). Today it won gold and silver. Do you like racing or just pure speed..it all depends on what you like. For the racers today was better.
i mean its down to personal preference, some people like the competitive aspect more, some people like the actual faster times more... 4 people 9.80 or under is crazy, not to mention the 9.63 OR that bolt had
also there was a little bit of doubt going into the final on whether bolt was fully healthy or not as he had been beaten by blake by far just a month or so earlier, so that added a little bit of suspense even if he was still the favorite
The times.
This is the greatest 100m race ever first to last....
This was probably the best one, 9.95 didn’t make the final
I think you're right that Thompson, at his age and speed run already, has the highest future ceiling of any 100 meter runner. He should be able to get down to the low 9.7x range. I'd be surprised if Noah ever runs below 9.76.
But remember, Noah is a 200 meter specialist. He wasn't even considered a truly credible 100m world championship threat until perhaps 2020. He had to really work on his start to get his 100m time to where it's at. Kishane doesn't even run the 200.
That isnt true, 18 year old Christian Miller has already ran 9.93 faster than anyone ever at that age. He finished 5th at the US Olympic trials, Thompson wasn't running anything close to that at 18
I really didn’t think Noah was going to win but look at the result the man is a big time performer
simbine ran 9.82 and came 4th.. how is that possible??
Tyson Gay ran 9.80 and came 4th in 2012
@@brownmamba6538 utterly mind boggling... thats gotta suck for simbine and gay.. simbine has always been 4th or 5th and never medaled before man... the race of a generation
@@stephenwa7417 I agree. I feel bad for him. Always making it to global finals and just missing out on the podium
Field was stacking. Several didn't even make the Olympics or get out the heats.
@@stephenwa7417 - Poor ole Simbini missed the bronze because Fred Kerley had an almost-perfect .108 reaction time. Simbini actually covered the 100m quicker, but had a .149 reaction time.
Took you long enough 😅 I was waiting for your recap lol
@@mikecowan-tu6uphe predicted Lyles to Win a couple vids ago , dont do that
Did you see him interviewing the medalist? He was sitting front and center. 🤣
Final leg you were correct-experience matters. Kishane was impatient-pressure got to him.
Not 2012 level but maaàn this men's 100m was fire and lived up to the hype 🔥...
I’ve been watching this channel for years didn’t know the owner was that important. Damn.
Ato Boldon won 1996 Atlanta bronze and 2000 Sydney silver.
I say this race is even with 2012.
It's better than 2012.
Neither of the top 100m seeds won in Paris and both of their SBs this season came from running at home. A good reminder that races ARE NOT won on paper and running at home ≠ running in the Olympics. It’s a different atmosphere.
For example that light show before the men’s race gave me anxiety and I was sitting on my couch at home 🤣 I can only imagine the mental wars these athletes had to battle when they line up. Noah is very mentally tough bc he applied pressure on himself with everything he said prior to the race and managed to back it up by a hair. A win is a win. Respect 🫡
Congrats the medalists and all the other finalists.
0.11 between 1st & last is insane
Seville told Jamaican media after the race that he felt his groin acting up at about 50m in the race and just tried to finish as best as he could after that. I agree with you about him not running enough though, and not just this year but over the last few years. You gotta travel, get over jetlag, manage conditions and win against the best. He's just not done that. Not sure why his coach is keeping him away from competition.
noah won when it mattered, the Jamaicans not running thru the line cost them, Noahs always runs thru the line.
I wish kishane had won. Roll of the dice for that differential
What was up with that long wait before the race? Did something happen?
Security caught someone trying to get on the track according to the reporters
@@stephentrader9142 oh, ok. Thanks for filling me in…lol. I figured something was off.
I wasn't the least bit surprised to see Kerley get bronze.
Seville poked fun at noah when he beat him awhile back by doing the bolt sign. Karma came back on him.
There's no way they would have given it to Kishane. Whenever it comes down to the wire between the USA and Jamaica, they always give it to the USA. It happened to Merlene Ottey.
It wasn't given, it was earned.....learn the rules, quit with the conspiracies and give Noah his props bc I guarantee you us Americans would have congratulated Kishane if he had won the race......I don't understand why that is so hard for you to do, you've been peddling this conspiracy against Jamaica on EVERY post race platform
According to World Athletics/Olympic rules Kishane and Noah should both have been awarded the gold medal with a time of 9.79. This has been the practice in the past eg 2008 women’s 100m final. Medal allocation races are timed down to hundreds of a second, not thousands, which is typically used only in advancement or lane assignment rounds.
. 004⁉️ Bro they should've shared that Gold‼️
Doesn’t work that way
They keep saying Noah and Kishane both ran 9.79. I STILL don't understand why 9.784 doesn't round DOWN to 9.78 whilst 9.789 of course SHOULD round up to 9.79. That's how I was taught decimals in math.
They don't round the times, they take the ceiling to the nearest greater hundredth, 9.781 and 9.790 would both be 9.79. Just like in field events, they don't round, they take the floor, to the nearest centimeter.
Yes do a in depth recap.
I believe the 2012 finals were deeper and were by far the most impressive finals ever in men's Olympics 100m final.
2012's 4th place runner would be won the 2024 finals.
That race was stacked with: Usain Bolt, Yolan Blake, Justin Gatlin, Tyson Gay, Asaf Powell, Rayn Bailey, etc
4th place in 2012 was 9.80 by Tyson Gay (later banned)
5th place in 2012 was 9.88 by Ryan Bailey
Thoes times would be 3rd and 7th, respectively, in 2024
Deeper than Bolt,Gay, Blake, Asafa and Gatlin? Yall high
And here we ago again the Jamaicans are mad
What do you say about Shelly and Sherick?
👍Kishane has a formidable & lively future rival, in Lestille Tebogo.
Tebogo, is an ever menacing threat to all the "big guns"
Does your tube dont show highlights any more, i missed the race. Can anyone help with a video please
Just type in Olympics in the search bar n it will have the race
It was literally Noah Lyles against the world., and he came out on top.
Bolts record withstanding this was the fastest 100M race in history. Only Seville was not under 9.9
It doesn't matter the numbers Bolt explains it doesn't have nothing to with numbers we are born with the cards we delt and our destiny shape our abilities our failures guarantee our leaders to lay the path for success
Both should get the gold
Kishane tensed up, he shouldve had atleast 1 race where he ran it to the finish
Why u making it seems like oblique only beat noah in jamaica
He also did beat noah again in the semi finals so why u didnt mentioned that??
Semis aren’t nearly as impressive as the race in Jamaica because in Jamaica Noah was probably running harder because he didn’t have finals a few hours later.
The boy got ran down.
Fred Curly should go for the 200m dash
Seville and Tebogo ran shockers
Oblique body is just can't manage same like asafa
The extreme pressure of the big race just gets to people. Seville ain't the only one. Simbine and Omanyala come to mind. Dudes can't seem to make podiums when the lights are brightest.
The pressure is immense, i was watching from the couch and I was nervous lol
@@ianm8218you not the only one, my stomach was gutted😅
Even when there's no pressure at all, he showboats and never actually finishes his race.
@@66fredo99simbine ran a pB of 9.82, sevile jog a 9.81 in semi then ran 9.91
Franno stated kishane had hamstring issues..his Pt worked on him overtime
What happened to Seville I was surprised he didn't get into the mixed
AS A JAMAICAN SEVILLE ALWAYS LOOKS GREAT IN THE SEMI-FINALS AND CHOKES WHEN IT MATTERS, HE'S THE NEW ASAFA POWELL.
Seville needs very good mental training. He has done the physical work, it's all in the mind.
@@abimbolasulaiman9302 I observed Seville behavior I think he is a virgin hasn't come out of the childish mentally he's holding on to his fairytale dreams
Kishane - I presumed he takes it for granted - not everyone need a podium finish! It's Noah's head & chest crosses the line before his feet. With Mr. Thompson height and leg speed - he should have duck within a step of the finish line; then Noah would get a different wear. He's Noah - let hope his actions were lesson learnt for others.
I thought Mr. Hughes - Kingston College (Jamaica) old boy would have been one of the faster loser, but I was surprise Semi-final two and three results. Semi #2 I had Kenny B 1 & Tobago 2 with Simbine waiting for non-auto qualifier. Semi#3 Omanyala - Kenya athlete with Z Hughes battling for second knowing that is 2 qualifier - Kerley was completely out of picture but he did what he need to do ALL through the rounds!!!
He pined Kishane from start to finish - thus it may be a factor he lost on that narrow margin. Noah gets the best view and acted wisely - congratulation to America's Gold medal winner - Men's 100M dash.
This is the race of the century - NO other 100M men's final can ever come close to Paris 2024. It was evident that Seville had an issue at 45M but he continue and finish in a credible time! Well done gentlemen - take the experience for a big plan - Los Angeles 2028 - USA will NOT be on Podium.
Noah Lyle gold 🏅 Kerly Bronze 🏅 Thompson barley beat Kerly
The correct winning time was actually 9.784.