Noah Lyles reacts to 19.31 200m gold medal run 🥇 | Athletes React

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  • @raejae5565
    @raejae5565 Год назад +300

    He's actually much more likeable than I was expecting 😂 Excited to see what he does over the next couple of years

    • @TrackStar42
      @TrackStar42 Год назад +5

      in person hes a horrible person, met him at the armory and my friends who are pros dislike him as well. Hes very rude.

    • @michaelfarrelly8126
      @michaelfarrelly8126 Год назад +60

      @@TrackStar42 cap

    • @TrackStar42
      @TrackStar42 Год назад +2

      @@michaelfarrelly8126 word

    • @Notorious-AP
      @Notorious-AP Год назад +5

      @@TrackStar42 ????

    • @TrackStar42
      @TrackStar42 Год назад +2

      @@Notorious-AP yea man, my friend was in the 60m final at millrose and was telling me ab the convos they had in the warmup area and after the meet, he said verbatim
      "Noah's kinda a dick, man it caught me off guard".

  • @carsongambaro
    @carsongambaro Год назад +349

    His breakdown of the final 20m serves as a gentle reminder that running fast for extended periods of time, hurts. Plain and simple

    • @khalidpryce8972
      @khalidpryce8972 Год назад +36

      Also says that getting the WR will not be as easy as some people make it seems.

  • @JekabsJan
    @JekabsJan Год назад +76

    Omg Noah is soo firkin contagious with his positive energy❤

  • @gershompeter3273
    @gershompeter3273 Год назад +91

    I want to see Shelly and shericka's reactions in their events too

  • @michapowell
    @michapowell Год назад +16

    Noah's a great guy in person and his personality really shines in this interview! I love these breakdown vids World Athletics. Keep 'em coming!

  • @Young.Forever
    @Young.Forever Год назад +14

    I never knew This guy before he Trolled NBA finals. I must accept I am a big big fan right now 😂😂😂

  • @alvarojrgalo926
    @alvarojrgalo926 Год назад +25

    Great moment for Lyles congrats to him more to come

  • @mxmus08
    @mxmus08 Год назад +57

    I didn't know athletes had all these thought processes when they're suppoedly in the zone. Interesting.

  • @koolhandduke4087
    @koolhandduke4087 Год назад +40

    A great self motivator and showman with lots of personality. Obviously talented. If 200m WR is his goal and I'm sure it is, barring any serious injuries I think he will get it before his career is over.

  • @o_CwNOOB_o
    @o_CwNOOB_o Год назад +13

    5:15 fun fact: the crowd is actually cheering for the 1-2-3 sweep

  • @weljenks
    @weljenks Год назад +53

    Can’t wait to see what Erriyon brings to the table now that he’s a full time professional receiving training from Mike Holloway at Florida. Weight training is going to make a big difference.

    • @Lonzology
      @Lonzology Год назад +2

      Big big difference. If he can utilize the weight training and transfer it to generating more power in his starts absolutely I can see him smoking Lyles by a long shot.

  • @oneilfrancis9254
    @oneilfrancis9254 Год назад +5

    As a Jamaican I like this very much🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

  • @alexisbutler4239
    @alexisbutler4239 Год назад +90

    🤣When he said he was fighting for his life the last 80 meters

    • @crazysprinter5626
      @crazysprinter5626 Год назад +9

      🤣🤣🤣 swears,.
      I know he could go 19.2

    • @Lonzology
      @Lonzology Год назад +4

      As someone who ran 200m alot I know this feeling you gotta make a deal with your life. Like "if I die on this track so be it". That's how u finish a 200m

  • @SomewhereinNigeria
    @SomewhereinNigeria Год назад +41

    We need Tobi Amusan’s reaction to her world record. Star girl

  • @surfersparadise5615
    @surfersparadise5615 Год назад +10

    Wonderful young man...may God keep blessing him...his family must be so very proud of him....

  • @nathankalonji1898
    @nathankalonji1898 Год назад +6

    6:11 I love dude 😭😭

  • @dereckdean578
    @dereckdean578 Год назад +4

    Some athletes are born destined for track greatness .Mr Noah lyles is proof of this.

  • @Tanniab09
    @Tanniab09 Год назад +2

    Nice breakdown. I can’t even imagine what is going on in their minds, you have to really be focused I’m sure, but I still can’t imagine.

  • @JSXRP
    @JSXRP Год назад +3

    This is his best interview ever

  • @t.s.9656
    @t.s.9656 Год назад +5

    What a special moment.

  • @stevemann1299
    @stevemann1299 6 месяцев назад +4

    You have to unserstand Lyles is like Ali. He knows how to sell his sport. Market himself. And most of the time he can back up the talk.

  • @pete8208
    @pete8208 Год назад

    Thank you Noah!!

  • @CoatOfMale
    @CoatOfMale 10 месяцев назад

    What a Champ. Great guy😃

  • @qilimercurial5116
    @qilimercurial5116 8 месяцев назад

    REAL and TRUE world champion.. from USA..

  • @jamesclapp6832
    @jamesclapp6832 Год назад +7

    I never thought such a diminutive athlete would ever break 19.5. I'm so glad he proved me wrong. His strength is mind-blowing.

    • @ActFandom
      @ActFandom Год назад +2

      5'10 168 is not diminutive for a 200m sprinter

    • @jamesclapp6832
      @jamesclapp6832 Год назад +1

      @@ActFandom Hmm, Wikipedia has him at 5-11, 154 but I swear I read somewhere he was 5-8, 140. Must've gotten him confused with some one else.

    • @ActFandom
      @ActFandom Год назад +3

      @@jamesclapp6832 Yeah. The wiki hasn't been updated. He was 154 when he first went pro 6 years ago, but he's noticeably gained weight since 2019

    • @kingdinodragonite3470
      @kingdinodragonite3470 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@jamesclapp6832Noah is 5'10. He daid that on his channel

  • @motshwari
    @motshwari Год назад +10

    Honestly world championships shouldn’t be hosted in a place with that few fans. I’ve never seen an emptier stadium at this level.

    • @x-calibearusallc
      @x-calibearusallc Год назад +1

      Eugene, Oregon is a fair sized city and even engulfs an Interstate Highway, it’s not that easy to get to. That’s why you don’t see as many fans in attendance.
      The track facility is absolutely beautiful. The original Hayward Field is so iconic. Chocked full of history and energy. The fans were so fanatical!

  • @robfritz622
    @robfritz622 Год назад +4

    best 200 moment in the US ever

  • @kobusduplooy9202
    @kobusduplooy9202 Год назад +4

    He is so good , such a pitty he were not born 16 years earlier to give Usain Bold a challenge .
    He is goiing to be the Star of the future , Sir NOAH , written in the History books off the World Best 200 meter runner Ever!!!!

  • @sichi9
    @sichi9 7 месяцев назад +2

    his internal dialog is crazy

  • @nthatomalope
    @nthatomalope Год назад +1

    After this breakdown & seeing the NBA players lose their minds after questioning their "World Champions" status, I'm now officially a Noah Lyles fan.

  • @ianjames1054
    @ianjames1054 Год назад

    Great interview. Amazing race

  • @khumokwezimashapa2245
    @khumokwezimashapa2245 Год назад +2

    3:28 Future Trunks telling the Z fighters how the fight with the Androids went.

  • @gailnash7676
    @gailnash7676 Год назад +1

    Happy for you, I always knew you had lot more in you to prove. 😊

  • @carloyesmampil344
    @carloyesmampil344 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wow its Amazing ❤

  • @icrlp0570
    @icrlp0570 Год назад +3

    the producer cutting away from the iconic jersey rip smh

  • @caliboy2498
    @caliboy2498 7 месяцев назад +1

    Make sure u chest finish or head down at finish Micheal Johnson always eased out 400m finish still running under 44 he could have broken world record way back if he had finished harder at end. No raising arms at end also before finish although u know u r winning or won it kills ur times we r talking g about nano seconds

  • @marktamakloe6119
    @marktamakloe6119 5 месяцев назад

    He got me at 5:53😂

  • @YuckiDude
    @YuckiDude Год назад

    Insane

  • @crazysprinter5626
    @crazysprinter5626 Год назад

    My best

  • @KTtraintowin
    @KTtraintowin Год назад

    Very cool breakdown of this incredible performance.

  • @michaelcarmean4906
    @michaelcarmean4906 Год назад +2

    💥 How Do You Not… Love Noah 🇺🇸 What A Great Personality💥

  • @dtupaea4128
    @dtupaea4128 Год назад

    Honor to who I thought it was 19.09 as well

  • @oswaldfrans4007
    @oswaldfrans4007 Год назад +2

    The future is Lit 🔥 ❤

  • @quelyq
    @quelyq Год назад

    M.j got that record on center stage

  • @Artemis-v8i
    @Artemis-v8i Год назад

    How is there 86k views but only 86 comments

  • @mauricio1355
    @mauricio1355 Год назад

    What spikes did Noah have when he made his record?

  • @shams6598
    @shams6598 Год назад

    I feel you 200m is scary when you are number one ,l always experienced it especially last 40m 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Dream_olympic
    @Dream_olympic Год назад

    Super ❤

  • @oktaviu8668
    @oktaviu8668 Год назад +7

    Great personality, better than Coleman's for sure

    • @trefrancis4029
      @trefrancis4029 Год назад

      Everyone is better than Coleman personality wise😂

    • @TheoOJamaloO1
      @TheoOJamaloO1 Год назад

      Coleman is just more of an introvert. Nothing wrong with that.

  • @lizardlordlordoflizards5096
    @lizardlordlordoflizards5096 Год назад +1

    I think he reached his peak - at least roughly - in that race. Maybe he could equal that time, or slightly better it, at the WCs in 2023, but I think Bolt's time is just beyond him. The only athlete I feel could approach 19,19 is Knighton and I think he will get close this season if he can run the right race. Actually, I believe Norman, Kerley, Gardiner and co should also be looking over their shoulders when it comes to the 400m. Knighton is a beast and I believe he is the best out there potentially. It's going to be an interesting season.

    • @NathanEall
      @NathanEall Год назад +4

      Respect to Bolt, but Bro, you do know his 100m time will continue to increase? He not long ago dropped a 60m pb of 6.51 (previously 6.55 from 2022).
      Increasing his 100m time is last piece of the puzzle. He already has a faster 2nd 100m, of the 200m, than Bolt, all Luke’s need need to do is increase his first 100m of the 200m race, then he has a very good chance of breaking the WR.
      Lyles current 100m on is 9.86, once he reaches 9.7s it’ll only be a matter of when he will break the WR

  • @gipsonalbert2350
    @gipsonalbert2350 Год назад

    SAVE INDIAN ATHLETES

  • @amooolusina6978
    @amooolusina6978 9 месяцев назад

    Do it in the Olympics like MJ

  • @DamienMalakay
    @DamienMalakay Год назад

    yeah and where was that run at Tokyo 2020??? lucky Andre wasn't there

  • @jollymolly2521
    @jollymolly2521 Год назад +1

    And yet he still only broke Michael Johnson's American record by .01. Given the advancements in shoes and track surfaces? I think these days Johnson could run faster than 19.32. Call me Noah when you break 19.25. That's an impressive improvement on 19.32...but not 19.31 when it's 27 years after the record was set. And...the 200m wasn't even Johnson's main race. I don't think he even ran it much after 1998, did he?

  • @modoujawo7956
    @modoujawo7956 Год назад +2

    He is a star

  • @MelvinRhodium
    @MelvinRhodium Год назад

    Epic💯👑

  • @geraldGUMP
    @geraldGUMP Год назад

    could've had a lil better editing

  • @toanthanh4371
    @toanthanh4371 Год назад

    the one

  • @kostatesfa1799
    @kostatesfa1799 Год назад

    💪!👌💥

  • @maxbeev5778
    @maxbeev5778 Год назад

    Legend

  • @aaronmbaye6498
    @aaronmbaye6498 7 месяцев назад +2

    He's too short

  • @misfit2022
    @misfit2022 Год назад

    That 19.19 is not looking so invincible but the 100 is still looking solid

  • @jayr526
    @jayr526 Год назад

    I don't know if I have ever heard an athlete use the word fruition.

  • @will-mc6dn
    @will-mc6dn Год назад

    kinda zesty ngl

  • @annetteelliott1494
    @annetteelliott1494 Год назад +2

    Just don't get bigheaded as that could e your downfall........keep those flying feet firmly on the ground......good luck.

  • @jordanjordannis2258
    @jordanjordannis2258 Год назад

    Waiting for the day world athletics features a non American on their social media channels. Embarrassing and desperate trying to pander to a market you'll never break into

    • @NathanEall
      @NathanEall Год назад +2

      I hear you. But I think they also interviewed Mondo Duplantis (Swedish) for PV and recently Bakkali (Moroccan) for the 3000m SC

  • @jayjayceeboom4297
    @jayjayceeboom4297 Год назад

    1st