Agree. We don’t seem to get nearly enough Track and Field. Pure athleticism should be on display, *and* available for “regular” people to participate in also (perhaps in some communal way), in our society, much much more.
Rai Benjamin is one of my favorite runners. He so devastated after winning the gold at the Olympics but the fact that he's running a 200 m after normally being a 400 m hurdler I think is amazing and and he's in the answers are right he has no pressure on him and I think it's great that he can just kind of chill out and just have some fun.
He’ll probably start doing more to improve his flat speed between hurdles almost similar to sydney. He seen warholm is flat out faster than him so hes trying to improve.
@@Emmanny He is building speed in the short distance to help his 400m hurdles. THat was a hard loss for him. So he is dotting his I's. That is why Allison Felix was so good in the 400m.
He's never beaten Karsten Warholm(that dude is outta this world) and Warholm ran a wr ,so it's no shame in that silver, Benjamin was not the favorite heading into that race. I know he wanted that gold but anything less than silver would of been a shock and the real disappointment
I was worried for him after his interview after getting bronze in tokyo but I had a feeling that that sports psychologist would help...I think its time more athletes (male and female) add sports psychologists to their team.
I think many athletes see some sort of psychologist to help them keep it altogether. The difference is that the new generation tends to feel they need to share everything they do.
Happy for Noah that he won , he has been through so much and is still going through so much , stay strong Noah we are standing with you 🇨🇦🇯🇲 good run Aaron, 👌🏽👍to the Canadians
Remarkable time time! He's peaking after the Olympics, but his bronze medal time of 19.74 is a really good time. I hope he runs another meet before the season ends to see if he can lower the time. Looking forward to see if he can repeat his world championship victory.
That track at Tokyo ran super long. Meaning, to those running on it, it felt like they were running 50% further than the race was supposed to be. Look at what happened to the best 100m runner in the world (this year.) Suddenly, he had no finish (unluck every other 100m he's run this year.) This is partially why Noah actually made a run for the lead, and tired (hung.) It ran like a 300m race. That's also why he severely misjudged the lead he had in the semifinal race. That caused him to get a poor lane for the final.
Man, I wish we would have had any performances like that in the men’s sprints at the Olympics. I’m not counting the 400m hurdles Benjamin’s performance was incredible in that race. Hopefully we can get it together for the next time around.
Because the Olympics have strict guidelines to follow when you are licensed to post their videos. They probably set time limits of what you can and cannot show. They have the strictest DMCA rules, hence why you don't ever see any Olympic videos unless it's licensed.
Really good to see Lyles look his old self again. 2022 is about to to be CRAZY year for Track and Field. Times are only going to get faster and faster as athletes are adjusting to covid and finally starting to hit their stride. Hopefully everyone has a great off season, stay healthy, and compete at a high level when it's time to do so. Eugene gonna be on fire next year.
I think these races are actually quite similar in quality, enough so that the difference could just be running heats/semis vs not. A 19.74 with -0.5 m/s wind is equivalent to 19.70 with 0.0 wind. A 19.52 with +1.5 m/s wind is equivalent to a 19.61 with 0.0 wind. So in terms of quality this was 0.09 better imo, & that could just be the difference of fatigue. I agree though, it has got to be very hard to time your peak to perfection.
Noah Lyles will run at least 19.31 on his best day in the next 6 years. He has too much talent not to. In fact even Blake's 19.26 can go. Only Bolts record will remain in tact. Until probably Knighton runs 19.18. Some time before 2030.
Not always true. Google the greatest pole vaulter of ALLTIME. He only won 1 Olympic gold but won 6 World titles. And has a record that is so amazing in terms of CONSISTENCY. They cant call anyone else the GOAT.
@@jponz85 it was degrasse with 19.62 but he ran into a 0.5 headwind so if degrasse had a the wind Lyles had today he probably would of ran under 19.50 so degrasse is still faster
3 things I learned today: 1) Noah Lyles buckles under pressure 2) Sha'Carri forgot there was a track event she needed to train for 3) Elaine Thompson is the GOAT sprinter!!
If anything with no nose is the opposite the crowd gives him speed he just win one of the fastest times in history that could’ve gotten him a gold medal at the Olympics
As of right now Flo Jo is still the GOAT female sprinter. Obviously Elaine Thompson has a good chance to take that title if she keeps running like this.
I am not sure Noah Lyles would have won with this time. He ran a 19.52 with a +1.5m/s tailwind while degrasse ran a 19.62 with a -0.5m/s headwind. That a big difference in wind condition. degrasse would probably have run a low 19.5 and probably under 19.5 with +1.5m/s tailwind
@@afrobuddy4801 if you read my comment, you’d see that I already said that. I was just saying that both times were likely inflated by the tracks they ran on.
Lyles is definitely best in the world at the moment, which makes prime Bolt and Blake's times so Amazing - to think everyone is so impressed with a 19:52 when Bolt got a 19:19. Insane record don't see anyone beating that in my Lifetime (I'm 36) The only person that might have a chance is Knighton if he can improve the same way Bolt did but I doubt it.
I think Andre DeGrasse the gold 🏅 Olympic champ who just took gold in the 100m as well would have something to say about that . I'm sorry but if you can't perform on the biggest stage against the best, you can't call yourself the best.
@@howiekearney Wrong. Until De Grasse runs 19.49 Lyles is better. Medals are token. Someone can win gold fluking a great performance. And never do it again. Example do you even know who won the womens 100m gold at the 2004 Olympics in Athens WITHOUT HAVING TO GOOGLE IT? I bet you dont. Because she did nothing of note after it. And nobody even mentions her. De Grasse only has one time under 19.70 and is 26. Lyles has five times under 19.70 and is 24. He is the man right now.
@@fender1000100 you need to do your research..... His 19.5 was with a very strong tail wind. The fact is, the only stage that matters is the Olympic one and if you want to claim to be the best you need to step up. Not just when conditions are in your favor with no pressure.
@Richard Salvador Never was a fan of Bolt, but I agree. I thought MJ 200 record would stand longer than it did. Bolt 19.19 is amazing. Very difficult to beat. I don’t see it happening for a long long time.
It will be broken as soon as KNIGHTON realizes how good he is. And reaches his full potential. We arent talking about going sub 19.00 here. The difference between Lyles and that world record is 3 metres and 4 inches. Its gonna take a TALL sprinter to break it with very fast leg turnover. It was set by a tall sprinter and will be broken by one. If Knighton reaches full potential. He gets first SERIOUS crack at it. Think Blake came within 7 one hundreds of a second of it. And he isnt even 6 foot tall. A 6 foot 2" sprinter. Where everything falls into place. Can get it down to at least 19.18. In the next 10 years.
@@Phreiza Correct. He is like Warholm in the 400m hurdles. He too likes the outside lanes. And I believe on Lyles best day in the next 5 years. Michael Johnsons Amerian record. 19.32 is for the taking.
He got bronze. He is still the best overall 200m sprinter in the world. De Grasse fluked a good time. Trust me when they are both retired. Lyles will be far ahead of Degrasse. For overall record. Olympic gold doesn't immediately make you better.
Wow....third place over a half second behind the winner....Lyles is great. Ato Bolden....get off of the Rai Benjamin pulpit....talk about other athletes as well!
Now cool is it, that 2 brothers finish on the podium together. Noah and Josephus Lyles, 1st and 3rd respectively! Josephus has nearly the exact same form as his brother, especially in the arm action.
Glad to see Noah with his swagger back. Wish he'd done this in the Olympics.
Dang, it really does seem like some athletes are different with big crowds present. Did you hear his comments after the race?
Olympic pressure my guy
How come Andre didn't run 200m?
Frederick Ntumba they ran the 100 the same day so they wouldn't run both races
@@frederickntumba3662 He was too busy winning the 100m.
Now that the Olympics are over, NBC gives quality recap videos 🤣
They wanted us to sign up for the premium peacock channel. This were teasers 🤣🤣
Tell me about it
So frustrating. Lol
@@IntellectuallyKurious Even the Peacock recaps were trash.
You just had to get that one in didn't you. lol
Noah Lyles once said "It's boring to win all the time" then got the Bronze in Tokyo, he tasted defeat. That humbled him. Now he is back.
“Then I took that personally “
No true Champion would ever say that.
Thank you Degrasse for setting him straight
Agree with Noah Lyles, like to see other ppl win too.
Doubt losing humble him. He has been asking for competition to see how far they go so now there is some... let's see how far they go.
"It brought a tear to my ear."
-Noah Lyles, 2021
I'm switchin to it
He did point to his eye 😂😂
😂 😂
Still getting my track and field fix even after the Olympics
Yup, the sprints, both male and female are mesmerizing to watch.
Yes sir!!
Agree. We don’t seem to get nearly enough Track and Field. Pure athleticism should be on display, *and* available for “regular” people to participate in also (perhaps in some communal way), in our society, much much more.
yes indeed!
It's all I did in high school
Eat , Sleep and Run
But, I was a distance runner
Looks like NBC and Noah Lyles have something in common. Their performance after the Olympics is better than it is during them.
Hahahah love it!
Underrated comment
🤣🤣
Noah’s Coach: “Your supposed to run like that in the Olympics, not after it!!!” 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Difficult to get in the Olympic spirit without a crowd?
Semi
I can't agree with you more!
@@Jared7873 True. Noah is a showman. He feeds off the crowd
@@Jared7873 100% agreed
So proud of the lyles brothers 🙏🏽
Lol! Amen. I said about the same thing minus the prayer hands. I should have added them. Praise the Lord!
@@christopherbellore3511 praise the Lord
@@williamamar Thanks McIver! Btw, I added Prayer hands to my comment! 😉😊😁🙏😇
"Brought a tear to my ear" -Noah Lyles
Tears streak backwards when you run that fast. :D
I was like did i hear that right hahah
I was waiting for this comment lol. I wasn’t sure if my eyes heard clearly.
@@charlesgamboa7678 hahahahaha
Bolt's record in the 200m is still so insane !
Oh yeah, imagine him running on this new track surface. 18.99 or faster for sure!!! Plus he ran into a headwind too.
Semis here?
Blake’s 19.26 is crazy too. No one can even come close to that
Bolt is one in a million like Athing Mu is
@@ianm8218 bolt also ran 19.30 and 19.32 at the olympics ,easing off at the finish n in the latter.
3:38 That moment when Josephus points at board and Noah realizes he placed third 🖤🖤🖤
Something like ~ “You’re on the podium, you got a pod!” Fun to see for sure
Loved that he seemed more stoked that his brother ran a personal best than he was with his own world leading time !
Josephus Also got a new PB :)
@@zachary8989 I think he said “you got a PR” (personal record).
Lyes. get back is tail
He was humbled by the bronze. It was a lesson well learned
I feel like the crowd made a difference in this event
yup, the United States Track and Field as a whole was quite humbled! Hopefully, we learned something
Very true!
Why are talking about being humble in a non-team sport? It's an individual sport! The letter I is actually in individual!
If Andre de Grasse continues with this form after all the injuries, he’ll be tough to beat. He gets faster and faster.
he said it brought a tear to his ear lmao CONGRATS NOAH!
the lyles mom is definitely proud
Rai Benjamin is one of my favorite runners. He so devastated after winning the gold at the Olympics but the fact that he's running a 200 m after normally being a 400 m hurdler I think is amazing and and he's in the answers are right he has no pressure on him and I think it's great that he can just kind of chill out and just have some fun.
I love it when the hurdlers run other races. Always interesting.
He’ll probably start doing more to improve his flat speed between hurdles almost similar to sydney. He seen warholm is flat out faster than him so hes trying to improve.
@@Emmanny He is building speed in the short distance to help his 400m hurdles. THat was a hard loss for him. So he is dotting his I's. That is why Allison Felix was so good in the 400m.
Rai has ran a sub 20’s in the 200m back in 2018. He has also ran a 10.03 in the 100m last season.
He's never beaten Karsten Warholm(that dude is outta this world) and Warholm ran a wr ,so it's no shame in that silver, Benjamin was not the favorite heading into that race. I know he wanted that gold but anything less than silver would of been a shock and the real disappointment
I was worried for him after his interview after getting bronze in tokyo but I had a feeling that that sports psychologist would help...I think its time more athletes (male and female) add sports psychologists to their team.
I was worried too. He sounded like he was going to move on to playing video games
He actually had issues previously and his mother got him into therapy.
Kinda hard to pay for world class coaches, nutritionists, AND psychologists when the sport doesn’t pay much.
Im a Shacarri fan but she needs a sports psychologist
I think many athletes see some sort of psychologist to help them keep it altogether. The difference is that the new generation tends to feel they need to share everything they do.
Looking forward to DeGrasse vs Lyles matchups in the future...
should've gotten a better matchup one a month ago...
Why wasn't DeGrasse in this race? He won the 100m, why not compete in the 200m?
@@anthonysmz3 They were only about an hour apart. Nobody could run twice in that short amount of time.
@@quentin1016 He should have ran the 200 not the 100
@@shakurj he probably feels he has nothing to prove in the 200 so soon after Olympic gold, but wanted to prove himself in the 100.
Happy for Noah that he won , he has been through so much and is still going through so much , stay strong Noah we are standing with you 🇨🇦🇯🇲 good run Aaron, 👌🏽👍to the Canadians
Remarkable time time! He's peaking after the Olympics, but his bronze medal time of 19.74 is a really good time. I hope he runs another meet before the season ends to see if he can lower the time. Looking forward to see if he can repeat his world championship victory.
That track at Tokyo ran super long. Meaning, to those running on it, it felt like they were running 50% further than the race was supposed to be. Look at what happened to the best 100m runner in the world (this year.) Suddenly, he had no finish (unluck every other 100m he's run this year.) This is partially why Noah actually made a run for the lead, and tired (hung.) It ran like a 300m race. That's also why he severely misjudged the lead he had in the semifinal race. That caused him to get a poor lane for the final.
@@Scubooty wdym.all 200m tracks are 200 meters.
This aged well
Man, I wish we would have had any performances like that in the men’s sprints at the Olympics. I’m not counting the 400m hurdles Benjamin’s performance was incredible in that race. Hopefully we can get it together for the next time around.
Glad to see Noah return to form, I still see a 19.3 in his future. Keep it up Noah 🙌🏿
19.29 before he retires
Naw
🧢
Will never beat bolt
Never coming close to bolt fool.
You brought "a tear to my ear" too Noah!! Way to go!! Congrats 😍😍😍
Thats a wonderful feeling running with your brother. Love the Lyle Brothers
Noah Lyles has such a smooth running style. It's like he glides on the track
Watch Kenenisa
Tho he is a distance runner he has the best running form ever
@@waterproof4403 okay I will sometime
Why are the videos for this meet longer than the OLYMPICS’?
Maybe he doesn’t feel Olympic COVID-19 no people then now he looks happy more people
The Olympics channel has been releasing longer vids over the last few days. I saw the men’s 200 for over 20 min and the women’s 400h for 17 minutes.
This is just track and field. More time and space to focus in on the events and cover them in detail . besides it's a Saturday weekend
Because NBC made a deal with the Olympics to have the coverage behind a paywall. Diamond League allows their coverage to be shown without a paywall
Because the Olympics have strict guidelines to follow when you are licensed to post their videos. They probably set time limits of what you can and cannot show. They have the strictest DMCA rules, hence why you don't ever see any Olympic videos unless it's licensed.
Nothing but respect for Noah! After Tokyo he stepped up 👏
Big time. He is coming for Michael Johnsons American record in the next 5 years.
Congratulations NOAH LYLES he's back always enjoy a good race
Great job Noah !
The world is waiting on sub 19.50 at least before the end of the year
Why not at least a tenth
You cant rush greatness he has 6 years to break Michael Johnsons 19.32
@@fender1000100 He only needed 11 months!!!
Damm this crazy unreal how fast these guys are Glad Noah was super motivated 🔥🔥⭐️⭐️👑👑
Great run Noah, please run with this focus in all of your races. Way to go bro!!!
Really good to see Lyles look his old self again. 2022 is about to to be CRAZY year for Track and Field. Times are only going to get faster and faster as athletes are adjusting to covid and finally starting to hit their stride. Hopefully everyone has a great off season, stay healthy, and compete at a high level when it's time to do so. Eugene gonna be on fire next year.
world Championships too in June I believe next year Eugene
okay so if josephus does some spring training he’s gonna be a problem
he is training lol, thats why he's getting better.
He does, he trains with Noah Lyles
Joesephus needs to get leaner
@@DeeZeeKidd I thought he was erriyon Knighton before looking at his bib.
“Hesssss backkkk” Sanya Richards-Ross🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 3:18
I hope he and De Grasse are both healthy for the Worlds next year - that should be a great race.
Timing your peak is harder than people realize.
As every girl dumb enough to have slept with me has found out.
@@danepotmo2513 do you think about s3x every chance you get? really, im curious.
I think these races are actually quite similar in quality, enough so that the difference could just be running heats/semis vs not. A 19.74 with -0.5 m/s wind is equivalent to 19.70 with 0.0 wind. A 19.52 with +1.5 m/s wind is equivalent to a 19.61 with 0.0 wind. So in terms of quality this was 0.09 better imo, & that could just be the difference of fatigue. I agree though, it has got to be very hard to time your peak to perfection.
@@richardgallimore5976 So basically de grasse would still have beat lyles even if he was in this form
@@afrobuddy4801
No way. Degrasse peaked in Tokyo. I gaurantee you he never runs under 19.6 ever. He is this eras Frankie Fredericks.
Proud Noah Lyles. Love
This is awesome, way to go Lyle brothers!
“Brought tear to my ear”
Lyles bros in top3 , love to see it!
Love hearing Sanya Richard's Ross commentate the races
Brought a tear to my ear 😂😂😂😂
Congratulations to the Lyles Brother’s 🥇and🥉
Must be amazing to medal in the same race as your brother!
Great job gentlemen. Great job Noah.
Respect, you are a class act.
Brought a tear to my ear he said
That "he's baaaackk" 🔥 cant wait for what he has in store 😈
My boy is back, go Mr.Lyles!
3:38 is the best moment in this video and only makes Noah more likeable.
Brought a tear to my ear 👂
Noah seems more humble, but still having fun. Great to see him and his brother sharing these moments. Now if we can get Randolph Ross on board
He’s a choker
@@u.r.i.a.h. that was a bad choking job he just did. 😆🤣 soo not believable.
@@gardenoftwitty i was referring to Ross dummy.
@@u.r.i.a.h. you didn't signify WHO you were talking about little man. Next time do so
I love this...........and I love that he got to run with his brother!
Congratulations Noah Lyles and his brother for getting 3rd place! 🔥🔥🔥
Noah made it look so easy👍🏾Congrats
Poll: Will Noah Lyles ever run below 19.40 in the 200m? Like for yes, comment for no.
No
Knighton
Noah needs to really improve his start. He's a closer, not a starter. He needs to run the curve better as well. I think he'll PR at 1944.
Never Ever....Won't even run under 19.50 unless there more wind in his back and another fast track.
Noah Lyles will run at least 19.31 on his best day in the next 6 years. He has too much talent not to. In fact even Blake's 19.26 can go. Only Bolts record will remain in tact. Until probably Knighton runs 19.18. Some time before 2030.
This young man, Noah Lyles. has a bright future. With continued training, he could match up with the best of bests.
That's what I'm talking about. That's how you run!!!! He's a runner, he's a track star!
Congrats Noah...good job.
He manned up in the Olympic trials making .2 better than he had all year. Now he's refining to a great point. Perhaps in a few weeks at his best ever.
Yeah. Back on peds. Lol
nice to see this......I like this brother....wanted him to get gold
The Lyles brothers might be the next big track siblings lmao
Noah's coming back with gold in the world championships next year for sure
I can see it in a new American record. Of at least 19.31.
Greatness performs regardless of the stage. It performs in parking lots as well as amphitheatres.
Not always true. Google the greatest pole vaulter of ALLTIME. He only won 1 Olympic gold but won 6 World titles. And has a record that is so amazing in terms of CONSISTENCY. They cant call anyone else the GOAT.
Wow.... sweet run!!
Noah a beast, he going to continue to get better
Yea, okay!!!
Gotta like these Lyles! 🙏
I think now that he got his first taste of the Olympics, he will adjust and become stronger because of the experience.
Noah is fairly light, he runs really well with a breeze behind him. Well done!
Just gotta do it when it counts.
Didn't the Olympics count???
@Xplosive Umm how is medaling a problem
What was 1st place time in olympics this year ?
LoveYou LongTime When you’re the favorite and get bronze it’s a disappointment.
@@jponz85 it was degrasse with 19.62 but he ran into a 0.5 headwind so if degrasse had a the wind Lyles had today he probably would of ran under 19.50 so degrasse is still faster
I love Noah ❤️❤️
This is what I've been waiting for -The roar of the Crowds Energizing Effect .
I’m glad! I like NOAH LYLES, Confident but Humble!
That jogging near the end in the semi-final, hence running in Lane 3 in the final, cost him the gold medal in Tokyo.
My exact thoughts.
He became cocky and learned a hard lesson
He wants to be Bolt so bad man....Noah Lyles is a DAWG but he has to finish the race man. They teach you that in middle school track.
@@KeojiMaru he wasn’t trying to be bolt he just wanted to save a little for the actual finals
@@Brave-828 wasn’t cocky just peaked a title late
that boy is the flash!!! my boy IS BACK
Wow Brothers ?😳, mom and dad probably had a hard time catching them when it was time for a whooping😅😅. Way to come back Lyle's🏃, congratulations
Ha ha classic comment.
I think their mom was an athlete too.
Awesome race!!!
3 things I learned today:
1) Noah Lyles buckles under pressure
2) Sha'Carri forgot there was a track event she needed to train for
3) Elaine Thompson is the GOAT sprinter!!
And Athing Mu is the next best thing !!!
@@taken152 I thing Athing Mu should focus on the 400m too. I think she can set the world record there, no doubt!
If anything with no nose is the opposite the crowd gives him speed he just win one of the fastest times in history that could’ve gotten him a gold medal at the Olympics
@@andressandoval9043 I agree. I think she should do both.
As of right now Flo Jo is still the GOAT female sprinter. Obviously Elaine Thompson has a good chance to take that title if she keeps running like this.
Nice. I like his run style.
I am not sure Noah Lyles would have won with this time. He ran a 19.52 with a +1.5m/s tailwind while degrasse ran a 19.62 with a -0.5m/s headwind. That a big difference in wind condition. degrasse would probably have run a low 19.5 and probably under 19.5 with +1.5m/s tailwind
Tbf, Tokyo track was extremely fast by all accounts, although so is Hayward so who knows? I wish Lyles would’ve been on when it counted.
@@nick5422 eugene is also a fast track so what's your point
@@afrobuddy4801 if you read my comment, you’d see that I already said that. I was just saying that both times were likely inflated by the tracks they ran on.
Lane draw matters. He would had went quicker in Tokyo if not in lane 3.
Thank you for educating the deluded ones.
弟の活躍を知ってすぐに喜んでて良いお兄ちゃんだなと思った！
I like Noah, very nice guy
Is this channel going to post the women's 100m? 🙃
That’s a crowd! Athletics World Championship will be in the same stadium next year. Can’t wait.
Really wow records will DROP.
It's the brotherly love for me
Lyles is definitely best in the world at the moment, which makes prime Bolt and Blake's times so Amazing - to think everyone is so impressed with a 19:52 when Bolt got a 19:19. Insane record don't see anyone beating that in my Lifetime (I'm 36) The only person that might have a chance is Knighton if he can improve the same way Bolt did but I doubt it.
He will burn out by 21.
I think Andre DeGrasse the gold 🏅 Olympic champ who just took gold in the 100m as well would have something to say about that . I'm sorry but if you can't perform on the biggest stage against the best, you can't call yourself the best.
@@howiekearney
Wrong. Until De Grasse runs 19.49 Lyles is better. Medals are token. Someone can win gold fluking a great performance. And never do it again. Example do you even know who won the womens 100m gold at the 2004 Olympics in Athens WITHOUT HAVING TO GOOGLE IT? I bet you dont. Because she did nothing of note after it. And nobody even mentions her.
De Grasse only has one time under 19.70 and is 26. Lyles has five times under 19.70 and is 24. He is the man right now.
@@alexreid2365
Do you have the lottery numbers for everyone? Because you seem to be able to read the future.
@@fender1000100 you need to do your research..... His 19.5 was with a very strong tail wind. The fact is, the only stage that matters is the Olympic one and if you want to claim to be the best you need to step up. Not just when conditions are in your favor with no pressure.
You are a blessed young man
He is baaaack but Olympics are different for a reason , you run more then one race as in here
He's back my idol💪💪💪
Noah can peak at definitely below 19.4 imo
tears to my ears🥺🥺🥺🥺
Bolt's record will not be broken for a very long time. Nice run Noah.
@Richard Salvador
Never was a fan of Bolt, but I agree. I thought MJ 200 record would stand longer than it did. Bolt 19.19 is amazing. Very difficult to beat. I don’t see it happening for a long long time.
It will be broken as soon as KNIGHTON realizes how good he is. And reaches his full potential. We arent talking about going sub 19.00 here.
The difference between Lyles and that world record is 3 metres and 4 inches. Its gonna take a TALL sprinter to break it with very fast leg turnover.
It was set by a tall sprinter and will be broken by one. If Knighton reaches full potential. He gets first SERIOUS crack at it. Think Blake came within 7 one hundreds of a second of it. And he isnt even 6 foot tall. A 6 foot 2" sprinter. Where everything falls into place. Can get it down to at least 19.18. In the next 10 years.
“Brought a tear to my ear” 😂😂
This is What the world's been waiting for Lyles back on top🥇. What if Degrasse had run? I know it would be different outcome.
DeGrasse wouldn't catch Noah this RACE..Noah in Lane 7 is hard to beat.
@@Phreiza
Correct. He is like Warholm in the 400m hurdles. He too likes the outside lanes. And I believe on Lyles best day in the next 5 years. Michael Johnsons Amerian record. 19.32 is for the taking.
The World? America is not the World kiddo don't get it twisted.
@@fender1000100 Deluded.
@@Phreiza With this fast track and wind in his Back yes he would.
Good stuff Lyles💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
He should of done that in the Olympics!!
He got bronze. He is still the best overall 200m sprinter in the world. De Grasse fluked a good time. Trust me when they are both retired. Lyles will be far ahead of Degrasse. For overall record. Olympic gold doesn't immediately make you better.
@@fender1000100 Get a load of this guy LOL
With this win, Noah looks like he is back in 9.8 shape.
Noah ran like a man with something to prove. I think some athletes took to the heat and humidity in Tokyo worse than others.
HE IS BACCCKKKKKKKK. I love that voice.😃
Wow....third place over a half second behind the winner....Lyles is great. Ato Bolden....get off of the Rai Benjamin pulpit....talk about other athletes as well!
Now cool is it, that 2 brothers finish on the podium together. Noah and Josephus Lyles, 1st and 3rd respectively! Josephus has nearly the exact same form as his brother, especially in the arm action.