Absolutely he has heart. Looked like he pulled something to put down his best time since Tokyo. Everyone was saying he wouldn't even make the final. To come 5th in a race of that quality was something.
Congrats Noah Congrats Kishane Congrats Fred Congrats Simbine Congrats Jacobs Congrats Tebogo Congrats Kenny Congrats Seville All of u guys gave us a race to remember for the ages
RSG rocks! Love this show! That unity of quality in the men’s 100m final was awe-inspiring. A range from 9.79 to 9.91. Epic. Historic. Hats off to all those men. I honestly don’t understand the Noah haters. He has his way of talking himself into victory. Without that chatter and performance, he can’t perform. And modesty is no friend to a sprinter when competing. Also he’s been completely honest about wanting to boost the profile of the sport. Which he’s succeeding in doing.
@@sidwhelan6918 Contrary to what you think we don't hate him we see his performance and respect him for it. We Jamaicans just want to beat him and have our own champion just like the Bolt era
@@joedipps Who's "we?" Noah courts controversy by boosting himself to the highest extent possible. My point is that it's good for the sport and he's an advocate for the sport. Lots of people of many different backgrounds hate on him because of this. For me that's ridiculous. As far as Jamaican track goes, you won't find a bigger non-Jamaican fan of Jamaican track than me. I've been in a constant state of shock and grief that Shelly-Ann, Shericka and Elaine were not in this competition. I still haven't gotten over it. And Usain is as big an international hero as Bob. One Love. Big up Jamaica.
@@sidwhelan6918 the we is most level headed Jamaicans. No problem with boosting yourself but dont go disrespecting others. Bolt stayed clear of the rhetoric
Justin Gatlin , is such a nice guy, his voice is so calming, articulated. has respect for every athlete out there, didn't say a single bad word. His description of events is so on point, (from Experience). How the Media made us to dislike him, in his running days. My apologies. Going forward you will have my respect.
@@reneihuoma4642 Many of your countrymen have a weird hate against black americans because of these olympics. If it doesnt pertain to you, my apologies. The xenophobic comments are insane for an event that happens every 4 years. At the end of the day its just a sport and we all have to go back to our lives. How anyone could hate on gatlin is insane, even back then. What other reason would you have to hate on him? Same type of people that hate on Lebron. Both of these guys are standup solid individuals. Don’t let the (white) media warp your view of black american athletes. You guys complain how the media makes yall look bad, have the same grace with us.
he knows how to finish what he isnt used to is someone getting the jump on him which Kerley did with his .108 reaction. That is what threw off his race and he started chasing at 30 meters instead of being patient and trusting his speed like the other races. I even noticed this in the semi final despite the fact he cleared Kerley is was not as easy as when he did it in jamaica and the time kerley ran was slower than seville he was running tense.
he will learn how to finish after that, nothing really haunting about it. frankly considering his lack of experience he did a spectacular job coming 2nd.
@@BigfellaAutoExpress All of that is just a nice way to dress up him not knowing how to finish when it mattered. He felt the pressure he locked up and got tight. As a result he ran slower than 9.77. It's easier to run free like that when you not truly tested and not on the biggest stage. He real young he simply did not know how to finish when it mattered the most.
Man my heart was beating like I was running this race lol as a black/caribbean man this whole field was a treat to see. Noah backed up his talk and I love it but I think Kishane is a future world champ and gold medalist. Such a powerful sprinter. Can’t wait for both 200m and the women’s 400m hurdles
Something tells me that 17 phenomenon that just turned 18 years old that forgo his admission to the University of Georgia is going to be a problem for all of them over the next few years. He consistently runs 9.9s and only got beat out by inexperience. Once his sponsors put money behind him CMilly (Christian Miller) is looking like a problem already. Him and the 16 year old Quincy Wilson that run the 400m showed out at trials. Quincy Hall the actual winner of the Olympics trials said QW is so good at his young age he calls him “ Big Quincy”. 😂
Kishane is always looking at his left side so he couldn’t see Noah, all the while Noah was trying to catch kishane. Noah’s experience paid off massively
Lyles is not number one, IMO. There are many Oly champions who weren't #1. It was a great win, but he still hasn't run faster than Thompson, and is unlikely to beat him again now that Thompson has gotten the monkey off his back. Stay tuned!
Im not gonna lie...i thought Marcell winning gold last time was a fluke. Him reaching the final & running 9.85 confirms its not. My apologies to Mr Jacobs. Forever have my respect going forward.
It's always so refreshing watching you guys. I laughed so hard at your jokes, quips and all round humor. The fresh, honest analysis was spot on as usual. Please keep RSG going. Respect!
The fact that Kishane without the experience got 2nd on the biggest stage the first time is AMAZING! The great one didmt even.do that his first olympics! His future is really good barring injuries 🙏🏾. Noah's experience and drive won the race. He did what he said he was gonna do and hes the #1 right now! But track & field doesn't stop at the Olympics....Noah, Kishane & the rest know this...all real speint fans will be watching!
Gatlin explaining the build up to the 100M finals gave me goosebumps .. I haven’t ran track since my state finals race back in 2006 but I still remember every second of it like yesterday
That final was one for the ages. I can say even the biggest Noah believer wont be confident he wins especially with how his heat and Semis went, infact i dont think i have seen a 100m field where all 8 finalists rightfully had a case to make a medal. But cometh the hour cometh the man. All through the season i have seen Kishane have this air of humble arrogance but for the first time he looked tense. But i became a fan with his entrance, i have seen him all season and i know there is a showman character in him too but for whatever reason he hides it, when he came out and roared, i became an instant fan. If you think talent alone will push this sport forward then you have missed it, without personality, this sport remains in the trenches. See the reception Noah got everytime he was introduced. Truth is win or loss in this 100m, he would still be the most recognizable in the sport. You need to see the hate he got online just coming 2nd in the heats and semis!!! What title do you get for winning those. He was trending all day. If anyone won besides him, they wont even have gotten the recognition, it would have still been about Noah. You need to understand the mental strength needed to not fold knowing you havnt beaten your closest competitor all season, and losing the same way twice (Oblique looking back and smiling at him). They started and i knew Noah will be last out but to see him last at the 40M, i was already losing hope, then around the 80m mark i just saw that blur and by the time they went through even though alot thought Kishane won, it could be the angle from my broadcast channel, i shouted Noah's won!!! It was just an unbelievable race. I couldn't understand how he did it but then i saw the race analysis and when they posted the top speed and showed how long everyone held it, He didnt only record a top speed that was superior to everyone on the Field, he held it the longest. For a guy who just focused on the 100m last year, impossible really is nothing. If you are a true track fan, you should celebrate this guy as we won't have as much interest from the outside world without guys like him. He talks but also walks that talk. Since Bolt, i have seen alot of kids want to be Footballers or Basketballers, even Tennis players, but now i see kids getting more interested in track and that makes me happy. God bless you Noah for all you do for this sport and to RSG hosts you are pioneering an era of quality track and field podcast which i see going places. Every finalist was a winner to me as i think this race will go down in history. Imagine 9.86- .87 in 6th and 7th! Sorry for the long post but i needed to say all these.
Thank you for that long post! Noah's "antics" as they say, was a mental distraction. He knew exactly what he needed to do! Besides, there was only one person with something to lose...and yep, THAT was Noah!
Hats off to Noah, he won it his way. It would have been unprecedented for Thompson to come out and win and he was THAT close. Sure to be a phenom in the years to come. What a race. Super happy for kerley to grab a medal in the hardest 100m field EVER.
Thank you for these videos, who loves Athletics appreciate very much. And thank you for the words spent on Jacobs. He is a great champion and he has deserved to be for a second time in an olympic final with the best ones.
Kishane is a monster. I wish him the best and I hope he can bring the gold back for Jamaica one day. With that being said. The Jamaican fan base lacks class. Have to be humble in defeat and in victory.
Please don't generalize all Jamaican fans. It was an extremely close call, doesn't usually goes down to three decimal places so I do think people are taking a back. But that's the ruling.
i was so happy for Noah to achieve his dream, even though I was bummed Andre didn't make the final. If you look at the race analytics, Noah was in last place for over half of it I believe, which makes it even crazier that he pulled off the win! Marcel actually was in first place for the first quarter or so, which also surprised me.
Congratulations to Noah. Well done Kishane and Kerley. Honorable mention to Simbine, he fought with great heart. Noah is a fighter; respect him for that. Kishane will grow with experience. 🇯🇲
Best commentary about shutting it down that I've heard from Justin. Guys shutting it down early aren't accustomed to going Vmax and it catches up with them. Noah doesn't do a lot of shutting down. He goes stronger and stronger each round. And he's only going to get faster. He had an atrocious start and still won.
I love this channel. So much respect for the hosts. Yes, fame rides with them - but their opinions and interviews are humble and fair and promote the sport. Hope you gentlemen are doing this for a long time. My track and field “go to”. Side note. I’m a life long track and field fan and only a high school participant. This stuff resonates with all of us.
Great podcast guys, doing a good job. Thanks to Justin. for taking us behind the scenes of his Olympic experience, its eye opening, we would never know what you guys go through, definitely not for the faint of heart. Mr Green you do a great job moderating the show. Jam down love all the time.
I don't even know why so many folks are so butthurt about Noah's win! These athletes could care less about you and they're not running for you, real talk! They're ultimately running for themselves (and possibly their families so they can eat and live) while putting on a show. Get out of your feelings and see this as the entertainment that it is and enjoy it while we have it! It makes no sense in arguing and getting all caught up in your emotions about people you may never meet and truly get to know. Great race though, hats off, and much respect to all the athletes who put in the hard work to get to the level that they're at! To all who got a medal, it was well deserved, congratulations! I will say that I'm looking forward to seeing what pans out over the next couple of years, because we all know that Kishane has more to offer, so Noah and all the other 100m athletes have their work cut out for them. It's about to get even more interesting. Let's see what this 200m has in store for us! Unfailing love, peace, peace, peace unto everyone!
yh Kerley surprised him and flustered him....but Justin mentioned about Kishane's top end speed after easing off for most races leading up....makes so much sense now cuz dude was supposed to go much faster...this show is so needed...
Look, they basically tied. What the hell is 1/5000 of a second? People acting like Noah blew away the competition. He didn't even come close to Bolt's top 3 times. Noah is the best sprinter currently, but it's not like he's doing something we've never seen before
Also, shoutout to Louie Hinchliffe. Coming off the NCAA's win, and running a PB this Season to win, in that semi-final with Seville and Lyles he would have had to PR like crazy to qualify and still gave it his all. Hopefully he continues to develop well over the next 4 years and he can be a problem.
Noah knew from experience what had to be done. He had his goal set on the 100m since 2020. My personal opinion is that Fred Kerley (a diff angle looked ) toed the finish line first. I hated the bragging from Lyles, but I remember Bolt said that this type of personality is good for the sport.
@@earlcampbell6710 Bolt is the fastest man in history and the GOAT, but he's not the fastest man in the world. Thats like calling Jordan the best player in the world. The Bolt Era is a documentary.
Yu!!!!!! Caaan foool mi. Yu nuh sorry fi Seville!!!!!! and then contrast with Asafa being a choker You all need to stop calling Asafa "choker" he was just unfortunate to be nursing an injury bfr major finals"which yu all dont know about" Did you know Seville just recovered from groin injury?? Thats what got aggravated in the race.
Love or hate Noah, the man walked the talk and showed his mental resilience. He withstood the pressure and delivered. The man is also good for athletics. Some, like watching Floyd Mayweather box, were watching to see the man get beat by Kishane, but that didnt happen. The man is doing a good job bringing eyeballs to the sport, both haters and fans of him.
As an American, Paris used AI technology to decide this race, not the naked eye. Outside of the USA, Millions of people watched the race around the world and felt Jamaica won. Are you and the other Americans forgetting that they had the same time? Sticking out your chest and head does not make you the men's 100m winner. Please!
As an American, Paris used AI technology to decide this race, not the naked eye. Millions worldwide watched the race outside the USA and felt that Jamaica won. Are you and the other Americans forgetting that they had the same time? Sticking out your chest and head does not make you the men's 100m winner. But that is my country; always trying to use all that unnecessary intro antics and getting over on other countries...Shameful! But the future will see and tell!
Man after listening to you two talk about Noah powering up, and then watch him do the kamehameha pose afterwards, it all makes sense now. In that moment, he went super saiyan, channeled his Ki, and rest was just riding the wave. That was a legendary 100m of all time really. Idk if it's there has ever been an olympic 100m event that close where the naked eye has no chance at deciding the outcome. They say Ki energy cannot be seen by the naked eye...might very well have happened, who knows.
I think peeps be missing Noah’s point that he has always said he would like to raise the profile of track n field and transcend the sport. I mean people only kind of raise their heads at the Olympics but don’t really attend the smaller track meets I think he’s really getting people to turn their heads and I would love to see track n field athletes not only the accolades award wise but the financial rewards and sponsorships that set them up financially for life given that an athlete only has so much of a shelf life. So I am truly behind Noah
As much as my entire being is hurting , I have got to give it Noah. He is a big day horse. Yesterday was his day. As a Jamaican track and field fanatic, this was hard to admit. But let the rivalry continue. It is good for the sport. Kishane and Oblique, big up unnuself yute. Stay healthy and strong cause the whole Jamaica standing with unnu.
As a track fan, I have a new respect for Noah, not because of his victory in the 100, but of what he said in the post race interview. Suddenly, I realize that this man is a visionary, and has a plan. When the reporter asked him what does he want to get out of this victory? When he replied that he wants his own shoebrand, like Michael Jordan, I suddenly realized that its not all about his ego, but he is already planning for his post athletic career, and ensuring that he properly leverages his success. Important aspects of his plan that he noted were - 1) He pays people to get his name out there. And he works hard to create that image. Great job, Noah!! More of our athletes needs to think beyond a paycheck.
I never doubt King Lyles... now he took care of his side chick 100m. We wait for his wife 200m, the one who is loyal to him. The Olympic is not over until King Lyles finished his GOLD projects and collected all four of them.. The going continues, the going never stops. The sky is just the floor for the KING because there's no limit on his deliveries. All King Lyles fans, let's gather here. Respect to all those who participated in these amazing lineups. #KING_LYLES. If you a fan love this and let's gather here.
Yes Justin. You said it. That's why I put this down to coach error. Kishsane physical and mental never came together after 80 meters. That was his 7th race all season (3 rounds @ nationals, 1 race in Europe, and the 3 rounds in the olympics). He was always at risk of tightening up.
*I said the same thing about Kishane! Always shutting it down early probably cost him because when he had to run it out through the tape his body wasn't ready for it.*
Kishana is the real deal. (Serious competition.) Noah had to be better! Classic Duel of the Best in the West. 🇺🇸 vs 🇯🇲 Lyles takes the W. Stops the USA’s Drought in the 100M ✨✨🇺🇸✨✨
For all that talk and hype Noah did, one would think his win would be legendary. A piece of damn shoulder photo finish win???? This is not a good reclaiming gold win for the US...Kishane, the "who is this guy??" wins in this situation because he challenged the "favorite" and now has a positive spotlight on him. He will come back and show how to reclaim a title🙂
I think Noah Lyles played the ultimate mind game with the whole world. He had everyone thinking he wouldn't be a factor by deliberately NOT winning any of the qualifying rounds and then just like Sha'carri at worlds, he comes up on the blind side running the race of his life.
Exactly! He set Knighton up like that last year before the world championships in the 1 and 2. He allows them to win a big race here and there and then puts them down in the most important races. In playing cards, we call that "sandbagging"
Kishane inexperience got the better of him. No way Noah beats him again!! He's gonna dodge and play Hide n Seek with Kishane for the rest of his career.
Gents! I have watched many 100m in my lifetime and I don’t remember seeing one that close. I am a Jamaican and have always cheared on the U. S. Black Athletes because of reputation. I couldn’t see Lyle beating Keshane but that was something else I am 75 so I have seen them all
Marlene Ottey and Gayle Devers, it was another Olympic if I'm not mistaken . The gold medal was rewarded to Gayle with the same explanation that was issued here.
The cameras have been occasionally finding former medalists in the crowd. Gatlin was a good find, especially not sitting in VIP. He's the last US Olympic 100M champion.
Man, Fred would’ve won that gold medal over Marcell Jones if not for pandemic timing and testing. Fred backed it up with a 9.80 that was a stride behind beating Kishane side by side while Jones was barely 5th. Shoutout to Fred for reppin his country with honor and pride✊🏾
Kishane's body started to shut down at the 80m mark. He'll learn to train his body to run a full 100m from now on. He's now run in a major international event against the best in the world so he knows what he has to do next time. This loss will teach him a lot.
He was fighting from the 40m mark. Hence he got caught. Between the Forty and fifty it was as if he was not moving. He literally clawed his way from there. This is why he lost. His technique is that once he hit the 40m mark, his top end kicks in. That never happened He digged deep to catch up on Kerley
Read previous comments - it only looked that way because Noah was still accelerating at 80 meters and beyond & ate up the field from LAST PLACE at 40 meters. Bow down to the faster sprinter, period.
@@SherineSherwood I'm talking about it didn't matter because he got ruthlessly tracked down by a PROVEN FASTER runner. Look at the race breakdown by 10 meter intervals and you will easily see what I mean. I am with you EXCEPT Noah has more room for improvement that KT has in his overall. So stop while you are still in the game. LOL
@@SherineSherwood Kishane wasn't fighting from the 40m mark he had the 2nd slowest start lol. He was playing catch up just like Noah was. Kishane lost composure and his form turned to sh*t around 80m. He wasn't relaxed like he was in all his other heats and in his races in Jamaica. Kishane doesn't have the international experience. He'll learn from this and do better next time. He still ran a 9.79 even though he had a terrible closing 20m. Noah had to run the race of his life to beat Kishane. Kishane has plenty of time to improve. He's only 22 and won a silver medal at his first major international meet. and pushed the world champion to his PB in the process. He has more to give than Noah has.
Justin I like your analysis of what took place with the 100m finals. It required someone to do their PB to win that final. If Kishane had just equal his PB he would have had the gold medal. I hope he learns from this as he is relatively inexperience. He should run through at full throttle next time and stop the practice of shutting it down at 80m.
Noah is cocky but I think he’s a bit TOO much considering he only squeaked a gold from Kishane by 5/1000ths of a second. Noah got his hands full with Kishane for the foreseeable future. That whole field was threatening. To be so cocky when the field is that close might come back to bite him tho. Michael Johnson gold spikes cocky in the 200 is one thing but if Noah keeps wanting to act like it wasn’t close he gonna get eaten alive I think. Gold is gold so I’ll give praise where it is due.
@bvldr no one cares about the future we care about the here and now! So I don't know what people want Noah to do. Unfortunately it's his personality, asking him to stop is not going to happen. Just let the man have his moment!
Now I know why I love Gatlin.. so honest and unbiased. I am a Jamaican now a US citizen .. I still cheer for homeland but have to agree with Gatlin, Kishane unfortunately trained his body to shut down at 80 meters.. seems a shortcoming of some of the Ja athletes. The track is 100 metres, run to the finish line as if your life depends on it..this is 2024, technology is used to determine results not the naked eye. Congrats to Lyles , Kishane and Oblique to the world.. proud of them Kudos to all the other athletes .. sub 10 is no easy feat. To Gatlin and his Cohost..Kudos .. Love you guys (as I had mentioned prior) love your unbiased commentary ..
People mad as fuck lol. I see comments saying “he’s not the fastest man in the world” Why is there so much hate? Just be happy it was a good race. Meanwhile none of us can even run a percent of how fast they can run.
as a Jamaican I respect Noah he did amazing, and all the athletes did extremely well and am happy for Kishane job well done and Oblique happy for him too the sports need this kind of rivalry it doesn't matter much what the fans or the media have to say as long as the athletes respect each other then that's all that's needed 1 sport 1 love all the time all the best to them going forword.
At the end of the day…. whether Lyles wins or loses, NO ONE matches his top end/closing speed… and that’s why he’s always top 3, if not winning, in the 100, He still accelerates throughout the race and closes like a freight train… where most guys are maxed out! It’s hard to compete when you’re already at your top end and the next guy is still accelerating!
Bullshit! Noah had to fight for his life in that race!! Please remember It's Noah alone that made history they ALL did. It's the first in history a 100m Olympic finals had all men running sub 10!!!
@@charmwilliams8885 I’m confused on your comment? Cause you obviously didn’t read what I wrote! What about what I said is bullshit? There is no one who closes a race as fast as Noah Lyles does… period…that was literally proven in this final… when he came from last place to first!
First torso please! This brother body was clearly ahead of Noah's body so are u saying that the body and feet doesn't count? This was a buyest call for Americans they cheated it's clear they didn't want Jamaica to win the gold again
@@66fredo99 even Noah realized that he lost this is why he ran to Thompson from behind he nee from the push of the race himself he lost Noah Thout he lost bulllll pure bull it's clear Thompson body was way ahead of Noah's body cheating
@@samoasaunders6096KT foot was over the line first Noah torso was over the line first is what they go by so KT didn’t win and in that case Fred Kerly foot was over the line first. Coaches teach sprinters to run through the tape, which Thompson clearly doesn’t do
REALITY CHECK! Those who believe that Noah is going to be ruling things in the 100 for the next few years is in for a shocking surprise. First of all time is on Kishane's side, not Noahs. Secondly, Noah ran the best race of his career and it still didn't equal Kishane's 9.77. Kishane actually let off the gas at the 85 meter mark in that 9.77 race. What happened to Kishane last night can and will be corrected the next time they race, it was a simple case of first time Olympic jitters.
Noah has constantly gotten better at the 100m year by year. At first he sucked and he continued to run faster and faster until this point which was his PB
@@calebjohnson7617Yea, Noah had to run a PB just to catch Kishane, who eased just before the line & didn't even fully execute. And after all that, it was a mere TIE! ☺
Anyhow we have to recognize all the sacrifices , all the work these athlete put in. No matter the country of provenience and any other detail. They are all putting in the work, the sweaty and the pain to give all of us around the world a great spectacle. So I thank them all for their work and guys. , you are my favorite athletics podcast. I get it that you are more fast runners experts than anything else, but I think you have the experience to open up a bit the discourse on other specialities. But you are great and I love the job you are doing!
I don't think there is any athlete who finished 4th in a major sporting event more than Akani Simbine. Twice in the Olympics and finished 5th the other time. A few times in the world championships too
@italscientist4858 well she was dead last a gud 2 seconds behind the other girls. Simbine is always right there 4th, barely missing the podium by a fraction. That has to hurt
I’m so happy for Marcell Jacobs even if he has arrived 5th. he overcame injuries and criticism, much respect for him.
Yes …. He’s legit!!!
The absolute MVP!
Absolutely he has heart. Looked like he pulled something to put down his best time since Tokyo. Everyone was saying he wouldn't even make the final. To come 5th in a race of that quality was something.
Kudos to him
@fender1000100 I agree. He put it all on the line. He really injured himself. He was iced up after the race in pain. Kuddos to him! Much respect.
Congrats Noah
Congrats Kishane
Congrats Fred
Congrats Simbine
Congrats Jacobs
Congrats Tebogo
Congrats Kenny
Congrats Seville
All of u guys gave us a race to remember for the ages
Heart goes out to Akani Simbine who ran a 9.82 NR and been in 6 of the last 7 WC/Olympic 100m Finals since Rio '16 finishing 4th & 5th 3 times each :(
He did his thing. He did his best but it just wasn't enough. 😢
Yea yes the male version of Ta Lou
So close yet so far.
@@anthonyanderson9303 I can’t even say that bcuz ta Lou has world champs and world indoor medals
Me too. I was like I really wanted him to get a medal. Very sad
I love how Justin describes things. Paints pictures so vividly
You not lying. I felt the same way😅😅
Man that was deep... Felt like i was actually there
And he's so humble 🙏
Literally! He’s such a natural and the insight is just a plus. The passion 🔥
Lyles ran a PB when it mattered and Kishane didn’t. That’s the difference. Hats off to Noah.
They ran the s a me time
@@robz813 Kishane’s PB is 9.77.
Thee statement thus far.
They didn't run the same time...the 9.79 is the same. The numbers after arent.
@getmoney3806 did you really need to say this?
The rivalry is re-born, what a legacy, hope Kishane, Noah and Oblique can stay healthy, we fans need this kind of excitement, can't wait for Worlds!
Justin just want you to know that as a Jamaican we love it was never a personal thing. Now I am enjoying your show. Love you bro
RSG rocks! Love this show!
That unity of quality in the men’s 100m final was awe-inspiring. A range from 9.79 to 9.91. Epic. Historic. Hats off to all those men.
I honestly don’t understand the Noah haters. He has his way of talking himself into victory. Without that chatter and performance, he can’t perform. And modesty is no friend to a sprinter when competing. Also he’s been completely honest about wanting to boost the profile of the sport. Which he’s succeeding in doing.
Unfortunately, people hate winners bro!!! 🥇🇺🇸Noah Lyles
@@sidwhelan6918 Contrary to what you think we don't hate him we see his performance and respect him for it. We Jamaicans just want to beat him and have our own champion just like the Bolt era
@@joedipps Who's "we?" Noah courts controversy by boosting himself to the highest extent possible. My point is that it's good for the sport and he's an advocate for the sport. Lots of people of many different backgrounds hate on him because of this. For me that's ridiculous. As far as Jamaican track goes, you won't find a bigger non-Jamaican fan of Jamaican track than me. I've been in a constant state of shock and grief that Shelly-Ann, Shericka and Elaine were not in this competition. I still haven't gotten over it. And Usain is as big an international hero as Bob. One Love. Big up Jamaica.
@@sidwhelan6918 the we is most level headed Jamaicans. No problem with boosting yourself but dont go disrespecting others. Bolt stayed clear of the rhetoric
Justin Gatlin , is such a nice guy, his voice is so calming, articulated. has respect for every athlete out there, didn't say a single bad word. His description of events is so on point, (from Experience). How the Media made us to dislike him, in his running days. My apologies. Going forward you will have my respect.
He doesn’t need nor care about your respect. Your hate against black americans is what blinded you. Gatlin has always been a stand up guy
@@BenevolentDictator13 how can u assert that I hate black American athletes? I don’t . Maurice green was 1 of my fav. NB: Gatlin was no saint either .
@@reneihuoma4642 Many of your countrymen have a weird hate against black americans because of these olympics. If it doesnt pertain to you, my apologies.
The xenophobic comments are insane for an event that happens every 4 years. At the end of the day its just a sport and we all have to go back to our lives. How anyone could hate on gatlin is insane, even back then. What other reason would you have to hate on him? Same type of people that hate on Lebron. Both of these guys are standup solid individuals. Don’t let the (white) media warp your view of black american athletes. You guys complain how the media makes yall look bad, have the same grace with us.
Just in Gatlin called it he said Thompson, not finishing his races. Will come back to haunt him.and it did he did not know how to finish
It was not his finish that got him
He froze from the 40m mark.
@@SherineSherwoodWhich affected his finishing right?...
he knows how to finish what he isnt used to is someone getting the jump on him which Kerley did with his .108 reaction. That is what threw off his race and he started chasing at 30 meters instead of being patient and trusting his speed like the other races. I even noticed this in the semi final despite the fact he cleared Kerley is was not as easy as when he did it in jamaica and the time kerley ran was slower than seville he was running tense.
he will learn how to finish after that, nothing really haunting about it. frankly considering his lack of experience he did a spectacular job coming 2nd.
@@BigfellaAutoExpress All of that is just a nice way to dress up him not knowing how to finish when it mattered. He felt the pressure he locked up and got tight. As a result he ran slower than 9.77. It's easier to run free like that when you not truly tested and not on the biggest stage. He real young he simply did not know how to finish when it mattered the most.
I am here because JG was on Nightcap with Unc and Ocho! Keep doing your things fellas. Much love!
Man my heart was beating like I was running this race lol as a black/caribbean man this whole field was a treat to see. Noah backed up his talk and I love it but I think Kishane is a future world champ and gold medalist. Such a powerful sprinter. Can’t wait for both 200m and the women’s 400m hurdles
He never backed up his talk , kishane was cheated out of the hold medal
@@RichardWillis-fn4hgwho never backed it up?
Something tells me that 17 phenomenon that just turned 18 years old that forgo his admission to the University of Georgia is going to be a problem for all of them over the next few years. He consistently runs 9.9s and only got beat out by inexperience. Once his sponsors put money behind him CMilly (Christian Miller) is looking like a problem already. Him and the 16 year old Quincy Wilson that run the 400m showed out at trials. Quincy Hall the actual winner of the Olympics trials said QW is so good at his young age he calls him “ Big Quincy”. 😂
Kishane is always looking at his left side so he couldn’t see Noah, all the while Noah was trying to catch kishane. Noah’s experience paid off massively
Shoulda coulda woulda at the end of the day Noah is #1
@@KyleK2098 he is
@@KyleK2098he didn’t say nothing wrong just analyzing the sport like the great host on this vid lol, calm down 😂
Lyles is not number one, IMO. There are many Oly champions who weren't #1. It was a great win, but he still hasn't run faster than Thompson, and is unlikely to beat him again now that Thompson has gotten the monkey off his back.
Stay tuned!
@@KyleK2098meh still will never be the greatest or get the world record 😂
Im not gonna lie...i thought Marcell winning gold last time was a fluke. Him reaching the final & running 9.85 confirms its not. My apologies to Mr Jacobs. Forever have my respect going forward.
2 golds in Tokyo 4x100m also
Thank you. I've been saying the same thing
Agreed
He put it all on the line. Dude was iced up after the race. So much respect for him! Sprint allowed me in the US to get to know him. Much respect.
He’s a sneaky covid runner
It's always so refreshing watching you guys. I laughed so hard at your jokes, quips and all round humor. The fresh, honest analysis was spot on as usual. Please keep RSG going. Respect!
Just remember Thompson will be growing/learning as well. If Thompson is healthy next year watch him a the World Games.
The fact that Kishane without the experience got 2nd on the biggest stage the first time is AMAZING! The great one didmt even.do that his first olympics! His future is really good barring injuries 🙏🏾.
Noah's experience and drive won the race. He did what he said he was gonna do and hes the #1 right now!
But track & field doesn't stop at the Olympics....Noah, Kishane & the rest know this...all real speint fans will be watching!
The great one was a kid his first Olympics
Bolt was 17 at his first Olympics, it's quite a bit different lol. At 21 he was the Olympic champ and record holder in both 100m and 200m.
Gatlin explaining the build up to the 100M finals gave me goosebumps .. I haven’t ran track since my state finals race back in 2006 but I still remember every second of it like yesterday
That final was one for the ages. I can say even the biggest Noah believer wont be confident he wins especially with how his heat and Semis went, infact i dont think i have seen a 100m field where all 8 finalists rightfully had a case to make a medal.
But cometh the hour cometh the man. All through the season i have seen Kishane have this air of humble arrogance but for the first time he looked tense. But i became a fan with his entrance, i have seen him all season and i know there is a showman character in him too but for whatever reason he hides it, when he came out and roared, i became an instant fan.
If you think talent alone will push this sport forward then you have missed it, without personality, this sport remains in the trenches. See the reception Noah got everytime he was introduced. Truth is win or loss in this 100m, he would still be the most recognizable in the sport. You need to see the hate he got online just coming 2nd in the heats and semis!!! What title do you get for winning those. He was trending all day. If anyone won besides him, they wont even have gotten the recognition, it would have still been about Noah.
You need to understand the mental strength needed to not fold knowing you havnt beaten your closest competitor all season, and losing the same way twice (Oblique looking back and smiling at him).
They started and i knew Noah will be last out but to see him last at the 40M, i was already losing hope, then around the 80m mark i just saw that blur and by the time they went through even though alot thought Kishane won, it could be the angle from my broadcast channel, i shouted Noah's won!!! It was just an unbelievable race. I couldn't understand how he did it but then i saw the race analysis and when they posted the top speed and showed how long everyone held it, He didnt only record a top speed that was superior to everyone on the Field, he held it the longest. For a guy who just focused on the 100m last year, impossible really is nothing. If you are a true track fan, you should celebrate this guy as we won't have as much interest from the outside world without guys like him. He talks but also walks that talk.
Since Bolt, i have seen alot of kids want to be Footballers or Basketballers, even Tennis players, but now i see kids getting more interested in track and that makes me happy.
God bless you Noah for all you do for this sport and to RSG hosts you are pioneering an era of quality track and field podcast which i see going places.
Every finalist was a winner to me as i think this race will go down in history. Imagine 9.86- .87 in 6th and 7th!
Sorry for the long post but i needed to say all these.
Thank you for that long post! Noah's "antics" as they say, was a mental distraction. He knew exactly what he needed to do! Besides, there was only one person with something to lose...and yep, THAT was Noah!
Hats off to Noah, he won it his way. It would have been unprecedented for Thompson to come out and win and he was THAT close. Sure to be a phenom in the years to come. What a race. Super happy for kerley to grab a medal in the hardest 100m field EVER.
They were all right there! Crazy
Appreciate y’all giving Marcel his love bc ppl been speaking crazy about him.
As a sprint enthusiast, this channel is perfection! I learn something new from you fellas all the time.
“Oh God, I am Amazing” I love it 😂
Kishane Thompson is the next big thing in 100m imo while Tebogo the one in 200m. Both are coming at Lyles in the next 4 years
Lyles will be retired in 5 years
I believe it will be the other way around lol.
Man it's going to be wild. This is going to be a hell of an entertaining next 4 years leading to LA. Hope they can all stay healthy.
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You are smart aswell as beautiful.
Thank you for these videos, who loves Athletics appreciate very much. And thank you for the words spent on Jacobs. He is a great champion and he has deserved to be for a second time in an olympic final with the best ones.
Justin gave it from a athletes point of view and its factual.
I saw you guys on TV! Thanks for the quick upload. Always an insightful and accurate commentary. We appreciate you both.
Kishane is a monster. I wish him the best and I hope he can bring the gold back for Jamaica one day. With that being said. The Jamaican fan base lacks class. Have to be humble in defeat and in victory.
Please don't generalize all Jamaican fans. It was an extremely close call, doesn't usually goes down to three decimal places so I do think people are taking a back. But that's the ruling.
@@oboo100sure it was close,there's been photo finishes before. It's like people are salty about it.
i was so happy for Noah to achieve his dream, even though I was bummed Andre didn't make the final. If you look at the race analytics, Noah was in last place for over half of it I believe, which makes it even crazier that he pulled off the win! Marcel actually was in first place for the first quarter or so, which also surprised me.
*Let's not forget the former 100m olympics champions from Italy who run the same time as he did at the last olympics 9:85 jacobs*
He ran 9.80 in the last olympics
Thanks for walking us through the final moments and what the mood feels like for the athletes.
The drought is over! Congrats to Noah!
Congratulations to Noah. Well done Kishane and Kerley. Honorable mention to Simbine, he fought with great heart.
Noah is a fighter; respect him for that.
Kishane will grow with experience. 🇯🇲
Best commentary about shutting it down that I've heard from Justin. Guys shutting it down early aren't accustomed to going Vmax and it catches up with them. Noah doesn't do a lot of shutting down. He goes stronger and stronger each round. And he's only going to get faster. He had an atrocious start and still won.
This is my favorite track podcast. Salute brothers
Look out for Raes Take if you haven't seen it. That show is lit.
I love this channel. So much respect for the hosts. Yes, fame rides with them - but their opinions and interviews are humble and fair and promote the sport. Hope you gentlemen are doing this for a long time. My track and field “go to”.
Side note. I’m a life long track and field fan and only a high school participant. This stuff resonates with all of us.
Great podcast guys, doing a good job. Thanks to Justin. for taking us behind the scenes of his Olympic experience, its eye opening, we would never know what you guys go through, definitely not for the faint of heart. Mr Green you do a great job moderating the show. Jam down love all the time.
This was the most exciting final in years❤
I respect Justin so much, what a humble professional; what we must recall, is that he ran against the best of the best BOLT.
I don't even know why so many folks are so butthurt about Noah's win! These athletes could care less about you and they're not running for you, real talk! They're ultimately running for themselves (and possibly their families so they can eat and live) while putting on a show. Get out of your feelings and see this as the entertainment that it is and enjoy it while we have it! It makes no sense in arguing and getting all caught up in your emotions about people you may never meet and truly get to know. Great race though, hats off, and much respect to all the athletes who put in the hard work to get to the level that they're at! To all who got a medal, it was well deserved, congratulations! I will say that I'm looking forward to seeing what pans out over the next couple of years, because we all know that Kishane has more to offer, so Noah and all the other 100m athletes have their work cut out for them. It's about to get even more interesting. Let's see what this 200m has in store for us! Unfailing love, peace, peace, peace unto everyone!
Hats off to Jacobs.
Thompson was occupied with kerley and got tied up while lyles was coming like a train
Fred peaked at the right time and looked great!
I was saying the same thing. Noah being a few lanes away so you couldn’t get a bead on him. Noah has great acceleration after 50 to 60 meters.
@@davemerkury yes, lyles at 60m is just getting ready to run
yh Kerley surprised him and flustered him....but Justin mentioned about Kishane's top end speed after easing off for most races leading up....makes so much sense now cuz dude was supposed to go much faster...this show is so needed...
Look, they basically tied. What the hell is 1/5000 of a second? People acting like Noah blew away the competition. He didn't even come close to Bolt's top 3 times.
Noah is the best sprinter currently, but it's not like he's doing something we've never seen before
Also, shoutout to Louie Hinchliffe. Coming off the NCAA's win, and running a PB this Season to win, in that semi-final with Seville and Lyles he would have had to PR like crazy to qualify and still gave it his all. Hopefully he continues to develop well over the next 4 years and he can be a problem.
Great description of the experience, Gatlin
Noah knew from experience what had to be done. He had his goal set on the 100m since 2020. My personal opinion is that Fred Kerley (a diff angle looked ) toed the finish line first. I hated the bragging from Lyles, but I remember Bolt said that this type of personality is good for the sport.
Not the headline I was expecting 😂
It was a full apology 😂😂😂
You guys have no egos😂
Bolt is fastest man in the world right. How Noah become the fastest man?
@@earlcampbell6710 Bolt is the fastest man in history and the GOAT, but he's not the fastest man in the world. Thats like calling Jordan the best player in the world. The Bolt Era is a documentary.
It takes some level of maturity to become the oldest olympic medalist ever. Gatlin is a respectable man truth be told.
@@earlcampbell6710The fastest man of ‘all time’ if Bolt, if anything the fastest man ‘currently’ is Kishane who has the fastest time
@@earlcampbell6710are you stupid?,bolt is the goat, but not the fastest in the world right now,noah lyles would smoke this current version of bolt😂
Next 4 year's the Caribbean and the Africans will show Noah how to run, sit back and watch it. Smile!!!!
I feel so bad for Seville man... He's like a slower Asafa (albeit slower), freezes on the big stage.
He has the potential to get gold, but...
So true..
... will never get it.
Yu!!!!!! Caaan foool mi. Yu nuh sorry fi Seville!!!!!! and then contrast with Asafa being a choker
You all need to stop calling Asafa "choker" he was just unfortunate to be nursing an injury bfr major finals"which yu all dont know about"
Did you know Seville just recovered from groin injury?? Thats what got aggravated in the race.
Seville didn't freeze he got injured mid run, the injury came back
@@Lastboy184seville choked😂
Love or hate Noah, the man walked the talk and showed his mental resilience. He withstood the pressure and delivered. The man is also good for athletics. Some, like watching Floyd Mayweather box, were watching to see the man get beat by Kishane, but that didnt happen. The man is doing a good job bringing eyeballs to the sport, both haters and fans of him.
Great that you covered other disciplines as well. Appreciate that as a miler.
Aye I’m saying this right now this podcast the voice of track & field every video and the well thought takes is appreciated ❤
Many hated on NOAH and all he did was win Olympic🥇 !!!
He is the epitome of shaking the haters off and he ran his own race !!!
As an American, Paris used AI technology to decide this race, not the naked eye. Outside of the USA, Millions of people watched the race around the world and felt Jamaica won. Are you and the other Americans forgetting that they had the same time? Sticking out your chest and head does not make you the men's 100m winner. Please!
@lornabeckford5419 My first reaction was that Lyles won.
As an American, Paris used AI technology to decide this race, not the naked eye. Millions worldwide watched the race outside the USA and felt that Jamaica won. Are you and the other Americans forgetting that they had the same time? Sticking out your chest and head does not make you the men's 100m winner. But that is my country; always trying to use all that unnecessary intro antics and getting over on other countries...Shameful! But the future will see and tell!
@@lornabeckford5419 Only a fool would think LYLES loss. Technology is there for a reason . Your eyes deceived you !
Blessings! @@Texas-tp3vj
Man after listening to you two talk about Noah powering up, and then watch him do the kamehameha pose afterwards, it all makes sense now. In that moment, he went super saiyan, channeled his Ki, and rest was just riding the wave. That was a legendary 100m of all time really. Idk if it's there has ever been an olympic 100m event that close where the naked eye has no chance at deciding the outcome. They say Ki energy cannot be seen by the naked eye...might very well have happened, who knows.
Justin you are so wise. Like the Yoda of sprinting. I would love to see you commentating on all Sprinting activities
I think peeps be missing Noah’s point that he has always said he would like to raise the profile of track n field and transcend the sport. I mean people only kind of raise their heads at the Olympics but don’t really attend the smaller track meets I think he’s really getting people to turn their heads and I would love to see track n field athletes not only the accolades award wise but the financial rewards and sponsorships that set them up financially for life given that an athlete only has so much of a shelf life. So I am truly behind Noah
As much as my entire being is hurting , I have got to give it Noah. He is a big day horse. Yesterday was his day.
As a Jamaican track and field fanatic, this was hard to admit.
But let the rivalry continue. It is good for the sport.
Kishane and Oblique, big up unnuself yute. Stay healthy and strong cause the whole Jamaica standing with unnu.
I heard a lot of poor sports after Lyles won, I appreciate you're take.
@@richardmorris6365 I call a spade a spade
BEST EVER description of what it's like to compete at the games!🎉
Noah’s closing speed is ridiculous. Kishane didn’t lean properly. He’ll be back but for now it’s USA all day!
As a track fan, I have a new respect for Noah, not because of his victory in the 100, but of what he said in the post race interview. Suddenly, I realize that this man is a visionary, and has a plan.
When the reporter asked him what does he want to get out of this victory? When he replied that he wants his own shoebrand, like Michael Jordan, I suddenly realized that its not all about his ego, but he is already planning for his post athletic career, and ensuring that he properly leverages his success.
Important aspects of his plan that he noted were - 1) He pays people to get his name out there. And he works hard to create that image.
Great job, Noah!! More of our athletes needs to think beyond a paycheck.
I never doubt King Lyles... now he took care of his side chick 100m. We wait for his wife 200m, the one who is loyal to him. The Olympic is not over until King Lyles finished his GOLD projects and collected all four of them.. The going continues, the going never stops. The sky is just the floor for the KING because there's no limit on his deliveries. All King Lyles fans, let's gather here. Respect to all those who participated in these amazing lineups. #KING_LYLES. If you a fan love this and let's gather here.
Yes Justin. You said it. That's why I put this down to coach error. Kishsane physical and mental never came together after 80 meters. That was his 7th race all season (3 rounds @ nationals, 1 race in Europe, and the 3 rounds in the olympics). He was always at risk of tightening up.
Why you all click bating. Kishane will be the sprint king for the next couple of years. Everyone can see this.
*I said the same thing about Kishane! Always shutting it down early probably cost him because when he had to run it out through the tape his body wasn't ready for it.*
Kishane did better than Bolt in his first Olympics. He is on his way.
Kishana is the real deal. (Serious competition.) Noah had to be better! Classic Duel of the Best in the West. 🇺🇸 vs 🇯🇲
Lyles takes the W. Stops the USA’s Drought in the 100M ✨✨🇺🇸✨✨
Bolt was 17 or 18 and hurt at his first olympics can't compare it.
Bolt was 16yrs @ his first Olympic what do u expect stop d comparison…
Kishane not better, Bolt ran at age 17. At age 22 Bolt was champ and WR.
Noah showed up in the biggest race of his career. Hopefully this is a start of his era of dominance!!!
For all that talk and hype Noah did, one would think his win would be legendary. A piece of damn shoulder photo finish win???? This is not a good reclaiming gold win for the US...Kishane, the "who is this guy??" wins in this situation because he challenged the "favorite" and now has a positive spotlight on him. He will come back and show how to reclaim a title🙂
I think Noah Lyles played the ultimate mind game with the whole world. He had everyone thinking he wouldn't be a factor by deliberately NOT winning any of the qualifying rounds and then just like Sha'carri at worlds, he comes up on the blind side running the race of his life.
Exactly! He set Knighton up like that last year before the world championships in the 1 and 2. He allows them to win a big race here and there and then puts them down in the most important races. In playing cards, we call that "sandbagging"
Kishane inexperience got the better of him. No way Noah beats him again!! He's gonna dodge and play Hide n Seek with Kishane for the rest of his career.
Gents!
I have watched many 100m in my lifetime and I don’t remember seeing one that close.
I am a Jamaican and have always cheared on the U. S. Black Athletes because of reputation. I couldn’t see Lyle beating Keshane but that was something else I am 75 so I have seen them all
Marlene Ottey and Gayle Devers, it was another Olympic if I'm not mistaken . The gold medal was rewarded to Gayle with the same explanation that was issued here.
They both ran the same speed as Ben Johnson WR 1988
Noah Lyles ran Kishane down and got the GOLD.
Justin called the race perfectly and he's been saying since Kishane ran 9.7 in Jamaican trials
He also said nobody could beat him
@@DrakeHarris-r1f he always based on if Kishane could withstand the pressure, he pointed out he has limited experience at that level of competition
@@moyosoredada3109 yup but they were disrespectful in a suttle way
Justine story telling is on par with Fat Joe. Top tier. The descriptive energy is fantastic. ❤ it.
Noah basically has bolt confidence and they call him cocky😂if noah was not from usa he would be more loved,anyway congratulations noah lyles
A bit more cocky but it's cocky confidence
yeah but bolt was from another planet man. He is the Goat
Noah is cocky and can be extremely annoying. That is why a lot has f people don’t like him. Congrats to him though!
🎤 Drop
@@emmanuelalozie5812 only bc he’s American it’s a bias that nobody wants to confess to.
These athletes are running out of their minds this Olympics!!! Sub 10 won’t guarantee you a spot in the finals!! That’s bananas!!
The banter among athletes is good for everyone.
These guys fumbled the bag. Should have been doing daily videos during the DAMN OLYMPICS. But instead they on vacation smh
Awesome show ! Thanks for the great content!!!
Why did I see Justin Gatlin and the bearded guy sitting in the stadium watching the race? I was like what da.
Because they are there?
The cameras have been occasionally finding former medalists in the crowd. Gatlin was a good find, especially not sitting in VIP. He's the last US Olympic 100M champion.
@@TheoOJamaloO1 No, you're sh*tting me? Thank you Captain Obvious.🤣🤣🤣 Clearly it was a rhetorical question. So sad. SMGDH.
You are so right about Tushane Justin . I hate that slowing down that he’s being doing. It did affect him yesterday.
His name is Kishane. Has a twin brother named Kishaun.
I love Britanny Brown, she is such a totally cool girl.
Man, Fred would’ve won that gold medal over Marcell Jones if not for pandemic timing and testing. Fred backed it up with a 9.80 that was a stride behind beating Kishane side by side while Jones was barely 5th. Shoutout to Fred for reppin his country with honor and pride✊🏾
Kishane's body started to shut down at the 80m mark. He'll learn to train his body to run a full 100m from now on. He's now run in a major international event against the best in the world so he knows what he has to do next time. This loss will teach him a lot.
He was fighting from the 40m mark. Hence he got caught.
Between the Forty and fifty it was as if he was not moving.
He literally clawed his way from there.
This is why he lost.
His technique is that once he hit the 40m mark, his top end kicks in.
That never happened
He digged deep to catch up on Kerley
Read previous comments - it only looked that way because Noah was still accelerating at 80 meters and beyond & ate up the field from LAST PLACE at 40 meters. Bow down to the faster sprinter, period.
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You going back to tell me about Noah.
I am talking about Kishane technique.
@@SherineSherwood I'm talking about it didn't matter because he got ruthlessly tracked down by a PROVEN FASTER runner. Look at the race breakdown by 10 meter intervals and you will easily see what I mean.
I am with you EXCEPT Noah has more room for improvement that KT has in his overall. So stop while you are still in the game. LOL
@@SherineSherwood Kishane wasn't fighting from the 40m mark he had the 2nd slowest start lol. He was playing catch up just like Noah was. Kishane lost composure and his form turned to sh*t around 80m. He wasn't relaxed like he was in all his other heats and in his races in Jamaica. Kishane doesn't have the international experience. He'll learn from this and do better next time. He still ran a 9.79 even though he had a terrible closing 20m. Noah had to run the race of his life to beat Kishane. Kishane has plenty of time to improve. He's only 22 and won a silver medal at his first major international meet. and pushed the world champion to his PB in the process. He has more to give than Noah has.
Love hearing Gatlin talking about the experience of the build up to the 100m race
🎉congratulations to all the athletes what a show!!!🎉🎉🎉
Justin I like your analysis of what took place with the 100m finals. It required someone to do their PB to win that final. If Kishane had just equal his PB he would have had the gold medal. I hope he learns from this as he is relatively inexperience. He should run through at full throttle next time and stop the practice of shutting it down at 80m.
Noah being cocky but he did walk the walk😤
Noah being cocky benefits the sports visibility and the rest of the sprinters. The sport needs charismatic figures that get casual viewers attention
Noah is cocky but I think he’s a bit TOO much considering he only squeaked a gold from Kishane by 5/1000ths of a second. Noah got his hands full with Kishane for the foreseeable future. That whole field was threatening. To be so cocky when the field is that close might come back to bite him tho. Michael Johnson gold spikes cocky in the 200 is one thing but if Noah keeps wanting to act like it wasn’t close he gonna get eaten alive I think. Gold is gold so I’ll give praise where it is due.
Please get over it!! Move on!!
@bvldr no one cares about the future we care about the here and now! So I don't know what people want Noah to do. Unfortunately it's his personality, asking him to stop is not going to happen. Just let the man have his moment!
Usain did it, too. He was standing on bidness.
Now I know why I love Gatlin.. so honest and unbiased. I am a Jamaican now a US citizen .. I still cheer for homeland but have to agree with Gatlin, Kishane unfortunately trained his body to shut down at 80 meters.. seems a shortcoming of some of the Ja athletes. The track is 100 metres, run to the finish line as if your life depends on it..this is 2024, technology is used to determine results not the naked eye.
Congrats to Lyles , Kishane and Oblique to the world.. proud of them Kudos to all the other athletes .. sub 10 is no easy feat.
To Gatlin and his Cohost..Kudos .. Love you guys (as I had mentioned prior) love your unbiased commentary ..
People mad as fuck lol. I see comments saying
“he’s not the fastest man in the world”
Why is there so much hate? Just be happy it was a good race. Meanwhile none of us can even run a percent of how fast they can run.
Facts!
as a Jamaican I respect Noah he did amazing, and all the athletes did extremely well and am happy for Kishane job well done and Oblique happy for him too the sports need this kind of rivalry it doesn't matter much what the fans or the media have to say as long as the athletes respect each other then that's all that's needed 1 sport 1 love all the time all the best to them going forword.
The last time Lyles beats Thompson in 100m. Thompson is just getting started
And guess what..that's ok!!! Most don't win the Olympics more than once unless you Bolt. But the point is HE DID IT EVEN IF IT WAS JUST ONE TIME!
Imagine Lyles with Gatlin's starts..
Sit amongst the people. I f**ks with you G. I’m subbed 100 Fam
I maintain that Gatlin would have won in 2015 if he didn't barely lose form in the last 15 meters.
At the end of the day…. whether Lyles wins or loses, NO ONE matches his top end/closing speed… and that’s why he’s always top 3, if not winning, in the 100,
He still accelerates throughout the race and closes like a freight train… where most guys are maxed out!
It’s hard to compete when you’re already at your top end and the next guy is still accelerating!
Bullshit! Noah had to fight for his life in that race!! Please remember It's Noah alone that made history they ALL did. It's the first in history a 100m Olympic finals had all men running sub 10!!!
@@charmwilliams8885 I’m confused on your comment? Cause you obviously didn’t read what I wrote!
What about what I said is bullshit?
There is no one who closes a race as fast as Noah Lyles does… period…that was literally proven in this final… when he came from last place to first!
You promised us a podcast everyday, been 4 days 😢. Waiting for the analysis of 200m men and 4*100m.
Noah Freaking Lyles🎉🎉🎉
That was a straight up cheat Thompson was over the line first and I am not a Jamaican but I am a black man Jamaica was robbed
@@samoasaunders6096how so? it's first torso to cross the line, not first foot, first nose, etc.
First torso please! This brother body was clearly ahead of Noah's body so are u saying that the body and feet doesn't count? This was a buyest call for Americans they cheated it's clear they didn't want Jamaica to win the gold again
@@66fredo99 even Noah realized that he lost this is why he ran to Thompson from behind he nee from the push of the race himself he lost Noah Thout he lost bulllll pure bull it's clear Thompson body was way ahead of Noah's body cheating
@@samoasaunders6096KT foot was over the line first Noah torso was over the line first is what they go by so KT didn’t win and in that case Fred Kerly foot was over the line first. Coaches teach sprinters to run through the tape, which Thompson clearly doesn’t do
Hats of to All the Men in the 100m!!!!
REALITY CHECK! Those who believe that Noah is going to be ruling things in the 100 for the next few years is in for a shocking surprise. First of all time is on Kishane's side, not Noahs. Secondly, Noah ran the best race of his career and it still didn't equal Kishane's 9.77. Kishane actually let off the gas at the 85 meter mark in that 9.77 race. What happened to Kishane last night can and will be corrected the next time they race, it was a simple case of first time Olympic jitters.
Noah has constantly gotten better at the 100m year by year. At first he sucked and he continued to run faster and faster until this point which was his PB
@@calebjohnson7617Yea, Noah had to run a PB just to catch Kishane, who eased just before the line & didn't even fully execute. And after all that, it was a mere TIE! ☺
Anyhow we have to recognize all the sacrifices , all the work these athlete put in. No matter the country of provenience and any other detail. They are all putting in the work, the sweaty and the pain to give all of us around the world a great spectacle. So I thank them all for their work and guys. , you are my favorite athletics podcast. I get it that you are more fast runners experts than anything else, but I think you have the experience to open up a bit the discourse on other specialities. But you are great and I love the job you are doing!
I don't think there is any athlete who finished 4th in a major sporting event more than Akani Simbine. Twice in the Olympics and finished 5th the other time. A few times in the world championships too
Maybe Ta Lou that girl missed out again .
@italscientist4858 well she was dead last a gud 2 seconds behind the other girls. Simbine is always right there 4th, barely missing the podium by a fraction. That has to hurt