@@nsudatta-roy8154 Plus She is very hard core Christian, Something that many of these Organizations don't like. Nowaday Christianity is an offense for many.
Great coverage of the Games on this channel. I always notice Anderson's thoughtful questions in the press conferences too! These review videos are an excellent way to digest all of these top 1-10 all-time performances witnessed during the games. In particular, I've never seen so many events have those all-time marks in the 3rd to 10th places re-written so extensively in one global championships! The depth of performances in some events was crazy!
Great highlight . The woman's 400 has become so competitive. It's a shame Miller Uibo isn't at her best when the 400 m pool has become so deep. I hope to see more of your interviews with the athlete's. Your one of the few that supports and respects each athlete and doesn't focus on the negative stuff that's out there.
Hopefully Miller-Uibo is back next season. We need Femka and Syd to go to the 400m and it will definitely be the marquee event. Even just Syd moving to the 400m will make it the marquee event.
Been saying for a while now that the W400m has the potential to be 'the track event' if everyone who has the ability to run it actually runs it! In addition to a healthy Shaunae, Syd & Femke, there's also Britton Wilson & Kaylyn Brown who've both run 49.13, Athing who's run 49.57, Gabby & Shamier who've both run 49.68 & many others!
An amazing final. I've always respected Paulino and knew she was the "one to beat", but that lady just doesn't know how to lose and was even more dominant than I expected. Naser - I really hope that was an honest and "unassisted" silver. If it was, her shaving off nearly 3 seconds of her 400m result between end of May and August is a phenomenal feat. Natalia Kaczmarek - that's an "I told you so" moment, but beyond that I'm just so proud of her achievement. Medal in such a stacked field and amazing consistency. Hope she gets more respect from now on, because she was pretty much ignored in podium picks before. What surprised me was Nickisha Pryce not making it to the final (too much mental pressure for a young athlete, perhaps). Hope she and the rest of Jamaican squad recover, because it was a pity to see it fall apart for many of their fantastic female sprinters.
Is anyone truly running unassisted tbf? Not saying athletes are taking anything thats banned, but obviously some will be, but we all know most or many abuse the TUE rules. Its not hard for them to get a doctor to prescribe them with something for a fictitious ailment. How so many supposedly suffer from asthma is bewildering.
Alledgedly it was rumored in the Jamaican camp that Pryce got sick after her 400m heats apparently she ate something in Paris that didn't resonate with her stomach. She was even scheduled to run the 4 by 400 for her country and didn't get to the flu did a big one on her.
@@Dlami89 might be just a coincidence, but curious that Natalia also complained about stomach issues affecting her performance in the semi, but not enough to stop her from advancing, fortunately
I see Naser pushing Paulino to 47 high. Naser's ability to get faster and faster is incredible. I hope she continues to stay compliant and get all the accolades she deserves.
Been saying for a while now that the W400m has the potential to be 'the track event' if everyone who has the ability to run it actually runs it! In addition to a healthy Shaunae, Syd & Femke, there's also Britton Wilson & Kaylyn Brown who've both run 49.13, Athing who's run 49.57, Gabby & Shamier who've both run 49.68 & many others!
@@nsudatta-roy8154 Yeah same, was such a mistake for Arkansas to have her double the 400m/400mH all season last yr as she was on track to potentially break Sanya's 48.70 NR after she ran the 49.13 NCAA Record relatively early in the season. Hope she comes back @100% next yr & solely focuses on the 400m heading into '25 Tokyo WC.
That was a fantastic race. I've long been a fan of Paulino. She's not a competitor who fixates on time, so I knew she was good. I knew that whatever it took to win, she probably had it. But 48.17 that's amazing. And having Naser come out looking like 2019 Naser, and Paulino beating her handily was incredible.
Interesting in that Natalia Kaczmarek is one of only 3 athletes in history to go sub 49.00 three times in one year! The other being Kratochvilova in ‘83! Koch did 4 in 1984.
I was so surprised by Marileidy. I think most people considered her the favourite, but I wasn't expecting anything below 43.4, even at that I would have been really impressed. I had been rooting for Nickisha, but I was also aware that after a long NCAA season, success was very unlikely for her. This brings me onto Amber Anning, who despite also having a long NCAA season ran a PB and NR in the final and then went on to run a great anchor leg in the women's 4x4. If these Razorbacks continue to improve after leaving the NCAA the 400m is going to be even more crazy. I can easily see Marileidy coming last in the next 400m Olympic final or even not qualifying, there is just so much young talent. Add to that the possibility that Sydney and Femke could be in the race. At this point I am reasonably confident that the WR will go by the LA final at the latest and I'm super confident that we will see more sub 48's by then. I was also really impressed by Salwa. She had been improving steadily since her return, but it was her semi-final performance that really showed she was back. Natalia capped off an amazing season and continues to make big improvements year on year. This has been the best season ever for women's 400m running. 17 women have run sub 50, but the thing that really bodes well for the future is that nine of those seventeen women were born since 2000. Kaylyn Brown 49.13 at the age of 19. These young women have four years and two world championhsips before LA. Before Paris I was really looking forward to amazing performances and setting new standards. After Paris, I'm looking forward to LA even more. I can't believe we still have another five Diamond League meets to look forward to.
Well laid out thoughts. Im still hoping for something spectacular from Naser before the season is over. Given the upcoming talent the likes of those you mentioned, she doesnt have much time. Lol
@@nsudatta-roy8154 To give some perspective on the current talent. Amber Anning's run in the Olympic final broke the British record held by Christine Ohorugu, a World and Olympic gold medalist and it was only enough to land her in 5th place. Earlier this year the Razorbacks had four women clock sub 50's in a single race, that's better than any national team could do other than the US. Salwa should OK. She's only a year older than Sydney and Femke and she always seems like she could improve further.
Syd (50.37 PB) needs to run a 49.9 400mH WR to put the event well & truly to bed before going to the flat 400m to battle with 48.17 Paulino, 48.53 Naser & 48.57 Pryce! S/O OLY Bronze Medallist Natalia Kaczmarek running sub 49s 3 times in a yr (48.90, 48.98 x2). S/O Amber Anning's 49.29 NR after a gruelling NCAA Season & running both Mixed & W4x4 Finals. W/O rain & running through the line, Paulino's 48.17 looked like a possible 47.98 for #2 all-time, simply did to Naser what Naser did to Shauane in the '19 WC Final - Syd & Femke need to come battle with the 400m ladies! Want a USA/EUR Ryder Cup style 4x4 race with Bol, Adeleke, Kaczmarek, Anning; MHS, Dobson, Doom, Ingvaldsen vs the best US Team! Should they maybe have brought back a very lucrative version of the Continental Cup in the off-year instead of the new 3-day Outdoor WC in '26?! A Combined Caribbean 4x4 of Paulino, Shaunae, Pryce & Sada Williams would be dope!
@@godsworldorder5565 World Athletics does not want their biggest athletes from any country to test positive. You don't know track & field. The majority of the best athletes would be banned. This isn't an American thing. It's an entertainment and business thing. I don't like drugs at all but once I learned about some of what's going on behind the scenes it's pretty crazy. Someone could be on steroids and never officially test positive or if they do they might have their test thrown out or "lost." They also might not even get their sample tested because of who they are and who they're affiliated with. It's that deep.
This was definitely the best 400m race collectively in history and was super interesting to watch, all the athletes did great. It would’ve been interesting to see how the race would’ve played out had Salwa Eid Naser been on the inside lane of Marileidy I feel like the race would’ve been a lot closer. It’s so good that multiple women in the 400m are getting used to running 48 seconds regularly, I’m looking forward to seeing who else will be joining the 48 club next 👀
Great vid as usual from this channel, appreciate your work through the games! Sadly would echo the points others have raised about Naser - no need to go into huge detail every time, but if we can be specific about Shaunae's "time away" to start a family, then we can equally be specific about Naser's ban. If people want to celebrate her medal regardless that's up to them, but it's important context either way. Love the vids otherwise + rooting for Paulino sub 48 club!!
we need sydney and bol in this race, it would amazing to have a race this season with paulino, nazer, bol and sydney in the 400m. i think sydney can run 48 low, for many reasons. look at the new york 48,7 time that she run in those very bad windy conditions and its early season :O
It was amazing my favorite race of the games top 3 sub 49 crazy! And im huge Naser fan dont care what you haters say especially after WADA revelation that USADA basically allowing athletes who fail test to compete they sre all suspect leave Naser alone what that irish reporter did ws disgraceful especially the level of racism the irish give Adeleke only outrage because they didn't medal. And Paulino gave away sub 48, I honestly don't think Naser is dirty my gut always tell me after 25 years watching this sport reminiscent of Coleman case
@@vincentmcdermott3412 You don't know anything about how whereabouts work. Many athletes, including Noah Lyles and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, have missed the testers when they came by. They did an interview talking about how it's very easy to miss a test. Testers sometimes go to the wrong building or room and then leave without informing the athlete until after they're gone. Sometimes they show up at the athletes school during exam week when they are out studying like in Jasmine's case, showing up to her dorm when she was in the school library. Whereabouts are established months in advance. Athletes have to guess where they're going to be at that time. Plans change though and they have to remember to change the location of their whereabouts. If someone in their family gets sick or they just need to go visit them and the athlete forgets exactly where the testers are going to be at a certain date then that counts as missed test.
@@couldbeanyone8174True, but Sydney had a faster flat 400m time than Paulino coming into the Olympics. I believe that Sydney would've have beaten Paulino in the flat 400m in this Olympics.
@@eshawn____2373 You do realize that Paulino hasn't beaten Naser's best 400m time, right? Naser is still running and getting faster, again. Paulino isn't the "undisputed," nor is she the "queen," yet.
I wouldnt hang my hat on that. Naser remains a threat and likely would've run differently if she was chasing Paulino. Moreover, Naser gets faster with each outing. Same as she did years ago when she took WC gold.
McLaughlin-Levrone might be switching to the 400m and considering her time in the hurdles I believe she could end up breaking another world record. She could probably even run the 200m if she wanted to. Truly a generational talent. From UK.
We can't compare her hurdles time. It's a different race. She still needs to break the American record which is over a second slower than the WR. Look at Warholm. 45.9 secs in the 400mh but can't run sub 44 secs in the flat.
You miss multiple drug tests and serve a 2 year ban as a consequence, including giving an address that does not exist. How much “respect” does that deserve?
Nasar served a 2year ban then missing drug testing appointments. She should have been band after missing 1st test appointment. No respect for a cheater!
This race was exciting one for the ages This race was overlooked bcuz an American didn’t win. Paulino and kaczmarek speak limited English and English is based third language I don’t think it will be easy for Syd to take over.
So many fans think that Sydney is going to blow out the competition in the women’s 400m. I keep saying no, it’s not going to be that easy. She COULD win but these women are gonna put up a great fight
"Had some time away"...? C'mon Anderson, she had 4 whereabouts violations in 14 months! Plus, her time in Paris was the closest (by 4/10ths sec) she's ever run to that unreal time she ran in Doha. Where there's smoke, there's fire... EDIT: this was a great analysis of one of the best women's 400m races ever, but it's a pity that so many fantastic performances in the last few years - Paulino, Miller-Uibo, the three Jamaican Queens, etc. - get diminished because of the rampant doping in the 1980s. All the more reason to be more objective about any athlete in this era who may not be shooting straight.
Appreciate you rob! Check the video breakdown I did on Naser when she returned last year, I went in-depth about her time away and my personal thoughts. I didn't want to harp on it much here because it would suck the air out of the amazing race we saw with the 3 women sub-49 and everyone in the race sub-50. Also regardless of what anyone feels about Naser, I think she was disrespected in that press conference with out-of-pocket questions. I don't want to add to that narrative and prefer to just celebrate the legendary race. 💯
@@TheFinalLeg I appreciate you too and your channel is my "go to"! Apologies if I forgot about that in-depth piece about Naser from last year and I agree that we should give her the benefit of the doubt. However, as much as those Irish journalists' questions at the press conference won't win any sensitivity awards (and were likely fuelled by some sour grapes about Rhasidat Adeleke's 4th place finish) they were doing their jobs and her evasions and stone-walling didn't help her "case".
@@robws007 No worries, video is from last year! But yea I hear the journalism part (and its true they definitely would not be asking those questions if Adeleke was down in 7th or if Adekele was 2nd and Naser was 3rd). I guess the issue I have is, what do you want Naser to say or do at this point? She accepted and served her 3-year ban. She is now getting tested frequently (I can confirm she has been tested A LOT these past 2 years). I'm not sure what we expect of her. The questions are not for Naser, if there is an issue, those questions are for WADA or whoever. Naser now follows the protocols of the sport. When she didn't follow them, she was banned. Is the question that the ban should have been longer? then how long? Is the question that I shes specious and should stop running based on what has occurred since returning in 2023? How do you know and what is it exactly? Thats my only thing, I'm not sure these questions get asked in an effort to receive a real answer, they are asked in a way to confirm suspicions that already exist. But it is what it is. I generally don't dive into bans and that convo anyway haha too controversial
@@TheFinalLeg all good points... and worthy of another video! Another situation to address is the Erriyon Knighton vs Shelby Houlihan "burritogates"; why does one athlete get treated with kid gloves and another given a very harsh ban? Why would a middle-distance athlete be taking anabolics anyway whereas a 200m runner would definitely benefit!? Lots of issues to chew on in the future yet I don't want to sidetrack a wonderful post about a wonderful race!
Well, if she really wants to do that there is always a beautifully compact three week Diamond League season remaining this European Summer (not counting the Final) but with only one chance in the both the 200m and 400m flat to get the points to qualify for the Diamond League Finals (of both) on 13 September.
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Paulino got to be one of the most underrated athletes currently.
She doesn’t speak English and she’s. Very lowkey
I think thats because of language. Believe me, her talent is not overlooked.
@@nsudatta-roy8154 Yeap it happens in a lot of sports that language barrier is real
@@nsudatta-roy8154 Plus She is very hard core Christian, Something that many of these Organizations don't like. Nowaday Christianity is an offense for many.
I think she’s been in the shadow of Miller-Uibo for a long time. She’s finally able to shine.
Great coverage of the Games on this channel. I always notice Anderson's thoughtful questions in the press conferences too! These review videos are an excellent way to digest all of these top 1-10 all-time performances witnessed during the games. In particular, I've never seen so many events have those all-time marks in the 3rd to 10th places re-written so extensively in one global championships! The depth of performances in some events was crazy!
Great highlight . The woman's 400 has become so competitive. It's a shame Miller Uibo isn't at her best when the 400 m pool has become so deep.
I hope to see more of your interviews with the athlete's. Your one of the few that supports and respects each athlete and doesn't focus on the negative stuff that's out there.
Hopefully Miller-Uibo is back next season. We need Femka and Syd to go to the 400m and it will definitely be the marquee event. Even just Syd moving to the 400m will make it the marquee event.
Been saying for a while now that the W400m has the potential to be 'the track event' if everyone who has the ability to run it actually runs it! In addition to a healthy Shaunae, Syd & Femke, there's also Britton Wilson & Kaylyn Brown who've both run 49.13, Athing who's run 49.57, Gabby & Shamier who've both run 49.68 & many others!
An amazing final. I've always respected Paulino and knew she was the "one to beat", but that lady just doesn't know how to lose and was even more dominant than I expected. Naser - I really hope that was an honest and "unassisted" silver. If it was, her shaving off nearly 3 seconds of her 400m result between end of May and August is a phenomenal feat. Natalia Kaczmarek - that's an "I told you so" moment, but beyond that I'm just so proud of her achievement. Medal in such a stacked field and amazing consistency. Hope she gets more respect from now on, because she was pretty much ignored in podium picks before. What surprised me was Nickisha Pryce not making it to the final (too much mental pressure for a young athlete, perhaps). Hope she and the rest of Jamaican squad recover, because it was a pity to see it fall apart for many of their fantastic female sprinters.
Is anyone truly running unassisted tbf? Not saying athletes are taking anything thats banned, but obviously some will be, but we all know most or many abuse the TUE rules. Its not hard for them to get a doctor to prescribe them with something for a fictitious ailment. How so many supposedly suffer from asthma is bewildering.
Alledgedly it was rumored in the Jamaican camp that Pryce got sick after her 400m heats apparently she ate something in Paris that didn't resonate with her stomach. She was even scheduled to run the 4 by 400 for her country and didn't get to the flu did a big one on her.
@@1972dsraiwho claimed to suffer from asthma?
@@Dlami89 might be just a coincidence, but curious that Natalia also complained about stomach issues affecting her performance in the semi, but not enough to stop her from advancing, fortunately
I see Naser pushing Paulino to 47 high. Naser's ability to get faster and faster is incredible. I hope she continues to stay compliant and get all the accolades she deserves.
Been saying for a while now that the W400m has the potential to be 'the track event' if everyone who has the ability to run it actually runs it! In addition to a healthy Shaunae, Syd & Femke, there's also Britton Wilson & Kaylyn Brown who've both run 49.13, Athing who's run 49.57, Gabby & Shamier who've both run 49.68 & many others!
@@AllInTheGame01 I really miss Britton. Hope she gets well and get back to form for the 26WC.
@@nsudatta-roy8154 Yeah same, was such a mistake for Arkansas to have her double the 400m/400mH all season last yr as she was on track to potentially break Sanya's 48.70 NR after she ran the 49.13 NCAA Record relatively early in the season. Hope she comes back @100% next yr & solely focuses on the 400m heading into '25 Tokyo WC.
@@nsudatta-roy8154Isn't 2026 a rest year?
@@Dlami89 Looks that way. I failed to check the schedule. Cheers!
That was a fantastic race. I've long been a fan of Paulino. She's not a competitor who fixates on time, so I knew she was good. I knew that whatever it took to win, she probably had it. But 48.17 that's amazing. And having Naser come out looking like 2019 Naser, and Paulino beating her handily was incredible.
Interesting in that Natalia Kaczmarek is one of only 3 athletes in history to go sub 49.00 three times in one year! The other being Kratochvilova in ‘83! Koch did 4 in 1984.
I was so surprised by Marileidy. I think most people considered her the favourite, but I wasn't expecting anything below 43.4, even at that I would have been really impressed. I had been rooting for Nickisha, but I was also aware that after a long NCAA season, success was very unlikely for her. This brings me onto Amber Anning, who despite also having a long NCAA season ran a PB and NR in the final and then went on to run a great anchor leg in the women's 4x4. If these Razorbacks continue to improve after leaving the NCAA the 400m is going to be even more crazy.
I can easily see Marileidy coming last in the next 400m Olympic final or even not qualifying, there is just so much young talent. Add to that the possibility that Sydney and Femke could be in the race. At this point I am reasonably confident that the WR will go by the LA final at the latest and I'm super confident that we will see more sub 48's by then.
I was also really impressed by Salwa. She had been improving steadily since her return, but it was her semi-final performance that really showed she was back. Natalia capped off an amazing season and continues to make big improvements year on year.
This has been the best season ever for women's 400m running. 17 women have run sub 50, but the thing that really bodes well for the future is that nine of those seventeen women were born since 2000. Kaylyn Brown 49.13 at the age of 19. These young women have four years and two world championhsips before LA. Before Paris I was really looking forward to amazing performances and setting new standards. After Paris, I'm looking forward to LA even more. I can't believe we still have another five Diamond League meets to look forward to.
Well laid out thoughts. Im still hoping for something spectacular from Naser before the season is over. Given the upcoming talent the likes of those you mentioned, she doesnt have much time. Lol
@@nsudatta-roy8154 To give some perspective on the current talent. Amber Anning's run in the Olympic final broke the British record held by Christine Ohorugu, a World and Olympic gold medalist and it was only enough to land her in 5th place.
Earlier this year the Razorbacks had four women clock sub 50's in a single race, that's better than any national team could do other than the US.
Salwa should OK. She's only a year older than Sydney and Femke and she always seems like she could improve further.
43.4? I think you mean 48.4
@@WheeJones Yes, sorry, I probably had the men's times in my head.
Great video 🎉🎉🎉,thank you very much
Yes!!! 👍 Marileidy Paulino, it's great ❤❤❤
Excellent Job My Brother !
Syd (50.37 PB) needs to run a 49.9 400mH WR to put the event well & truly to bed before going to the flat 400m to battle with 48.17 Paulino, 48.53 Naser & 48.57 Pryce! S/O OLY Bronze Medallist Natalia Kaczmarek running sub 49s 3 times in a yr (48.90, 48.98 x2). S/O Amber Anning's 49.29 NR after a gruelling NCAA Season & running both Mixed & W4x4 Finals. W/O rain & running through the line, Paulino's 48.17 looked like a possible 47.98 for #2 all-time, simply did to Naser what Naser did to Shauane in the '19 WC Final - Syd & Femke need to come battle with the 400m ladies! Want a USA/EUR Ryder Cup style 4x4 race with Bol, Adeleke, Kaczmarek, Anning; MHS, Dobson, Doom, Ingvaldsen vs the best US Team! Should they maybe have brought back a very lucrative version of the Continental Cup in the off-year instead of the new 3-day Outdoor WC in '26?! A Combined Caribbean 4x4 of Paulino, Shaunae, Pryce & Sada Williams would be dope!
That CC relay team would be insane.
@@nsudatta-roy8154 Yup :) The EUR one ain't bad either! Imagine both teams racing that US W4x4 that almost broke the WR the other day!
@@AllInTheGame01 I think that would generate some revenue. Lol.
I don't think the Americans are thoroughly checked for using performance enhancements!
@@godsworldorder5565 World Athletics does not want their biggest athletes from any country to test positive. You don't know track & field. The majority of the best athletes would be banned. This isn't an American thing. It's an entertainment and business thing. I don't like drugs at all but once I learned about some of what's going on behind the scenes it's pretty crazy. Someone could be on steroids and never officially test positive or if they do they might have their test thrown out or "lost." They also might not even get their sample tested because of who they are and who they're affiliated with. It's that deep.
This was definitely the best 400m race collectively in history and was super interesting to watch, all the athletes did great. It would’ve been interesting to see how the race would’ve played out had Salwa Eid Naser been on the inside lane of Marileidy I feel like the race would’ve been a lot closer. It’s so good that multiple women in the 400m are getting used to running 48 seconds regularly, I’m looking forward to seeing who else will be joining the 48 club next 👀
Great vid as usual from this channel, appreciate your work through the games! Sadly would echo the points others have raised about Naser - no need to go into huge detail every time, but if we can be specific about Shaunae's "time away" to start a family, then we can equally be specific about Naser's ban. If people want to celebrate her medal regardless that's up to them, but it's important context either way. Love the vids otherwise + rooting for Paulino sub 48 club!!
we need sydney and bol in this race, it would amazing to have a race this season with paulino, nazer, bol and sydney in the 400m. i think sydney can run 48 low, for many reasons. look at the new york 48,7 time that she run in those very bad windy conditions and its early season :O
It was amazing my favorite race of the games top 3 sub 49 crazy! And im huge Naser fan dont care what you haters say especially after WADA revelation that USADA basically allowing athletes who fail test to compete they sre all suspect leave Naser alone what that irish reporter did ws disgraceful especially the level of racism the irish give Adeleke only outrage because they didn't medal. And Paulino gave away sub 48, I honestly don't think Naser is dirty my gut always tell me after 25 years watching this sport reminiscent of Coleman case
What the Irish reporter did was beyond reprehensible. It was purely a matter of sour grapes because Adekele did not medal.
@@audreydavis45 and I rest my case thank you
Clean athletes don’t miss drug tests.
@@vincentmcdermott3412 You don't know anything about how whereabouts work. Many athletes, including Noah Lyles and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, have missed the testers when they came by. They did an interview talking about how it's very easy to miss a test. Testers sometimes go to the wrong building or room and then leave without informing the athlete until after they're gone. Sometimes they show up at the athletes school during exam week when they are out studying like in Jasmine's case, showing up to her dorm when she was in the school library.
Whereabouts are established months in advance. Athletes have to guess where they're going to be at that time. Plans change though and they have to remember to change the location of their whereabouts. If someone in their family gets sick or they just need to go visit them and the athlete forgets exactly where the testers are going to be at a certain date then that counts as missed test.
I really hope Sydney moves to the open 400. A rivalry with Paulino would hopefully push both under 48.
I would love to see Sydney and Paulino race again, I think the outcome would be different this time. Paulino already beat Sydney
@@couldbeanyone8174True, but Sydney had a faster flat 400m time than Paulino coming into the Olympics. I believe that Sydney would've have beaten Paulino in the flat 400m in this Olympics.
@@nsudatta-roy8154SMH. I like Sydney too, but she would not have beaten Paulino this season. Paulino is the undisputed Queen of the 400m.
@@eshawn____2373 You do realize that Paulino hasn't beaten Naser's best 400m time, right? Naser is still running and getting faster, again. Paulino isn't the "undisputed," nor is she the "queen," yet.
@@nsudatta-roy8154Paulino slowed down in her 48.1 because no one pushed her,they were not beating her
Paulino will remain undefeated in the 400m flat
I wouldnt hang my hat on that. Naser remains a threat and likely would've run differently if she was chasing Paulino. Moreover, Naser gets faster with each outing. Same as she did years ago when she took WC gold.
I heard someone say that Paulino could drop that time. I thiught it just a story. 😮😮😮😊🎉🎉🎉dominican 🇩🇴 is 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
McLaughlin-Levrone might be switching to the 400m and considering her time in the hurdles I believe she could end up breaking another world record. She could probably even run the 200m if she wanted to. Truly a generational talent. From UK.
We can't compare her hurdles time. It's a different race. She still needs to break the American record which is over a second slower than the WR. Look at Warholm. 45.9 secs in the 400mh but can't run sub 44 secs in the flat.
Will you be doing a 100/110 hurdles video?
Naser!!!!!??!!! Baaack....and how!!!
she looked terrible heading into the olympics wow. everyone ran sub 50. is it the track or are people running that much better.
@@gns3185She didn’t looked terrible, she had multiple sub 50’s before the Olympics.
paulino ran 6th fastest 400m ever: 47.60 koch, kratochvilova 47.99, 48.14 naser, 48.16 Koch (twice), 48.17 palino
The question they were asking Eid Nassa after the race was disrespectful
Beyond disrespectful.
I don’t know how that journalists got away with that BS and they wonder why some athletes are rude or don’t give engaging interviews if any.
You miss multiple drug tests and serve a 2 year ban as a consequence, including giving an address that does not exist.
How much “respect” does that deserve?
Nasar served a 2year ban then missing drug testing appointments. She should have been band after missing 1st test appointment. No respect for a cheater!
@@seanhegarty7603Would you say the same for Coleman and Gabby Thomas
You will see Nikisha Pryce next year
Im looking forward to see what she can do when she starts controlling her season.
This race was exciting one for the ages
This race was overlooked bcuz an American didn’t win.
Paulino and kaczmarek speak
limited English and English is based third language
I don’t think it will be easy for Syd to take over.
So many fans think that Sydney is going to blow out the competition in the women’s 400m. I keep saying no, it’s not going to be that easy. She COULD win but these women are gonna put up a great fight
@@saminates2002I think with this Paris final they sent a message. Lol
@@Holymolly-b9u Absolutely
@@saminates2002 the 400m is a dog fight now u have to be able to run sub 49 just to make the podium
"Had some time away"...? C'mon Anderson, she had 4 whereabouts violations in 14 months! Plus, her time in Paris was the closest (by 4/10ths sec) she's ever run to that unreal time she ran in Doha. Where there's smoke, there's fire...
EDIT: this was a great analysis of one of the best women's 400m races ever, but it's a pity that so many fantastic performances in the last few years - Paulino, Miller-Uibo, the three Jamaican Queens, etc. - get diminished because of the rampant doping in the 1980s. All the more reason to be more objective about any athlete in this era who may not be shooting straight.
Appreciate you rob! Check the video breakdown I did on Naser when she returned last year, I went in-depth about her time away and my personal thoughts. I didn't want to harp on it much here because it would suck the air out of the amazing race we saw with the 3 women sub-49 and everyone in the race sub-50.
Also regardless of what anyone feels about Naser, I think she was disrespected in that press conference with out-of-pocket questions. I don't want to add to that narrative and prefer to just celebrate the legendary race. 💯
@@TheFinalLeg I appreciate you too and your channel is my "go to"!
Apologies if I forgot about that in-depth piece about Naser from last year and I agree that we should give her the benefit of the doubt. However, as much as those Irish journalists' questions at the press conference won't win any sensitivity awards (and were likely fuelled by some sour grapes about Rhasidat Adeleke's 4th place finish) they were doing their jobs and her evasions and stone-walling didn't help her "case".
She was banned up until last year bro. How do you expect her to approach 48.14 seconds (2019) if she was not competing?
@@robws007 No worries, video is from last year! But yea I hear the journalism part (and its true they definitely would not be asking those questions if Adeleke was down in 7th or if Adekele was 2nd and Naser was 3rd). I guess the issue I have is, what do you want Naser to say or do at this point? She accepted and served her 3-year ban. She is now getting tested frequently (I can confirm she has been tested A LOT these past 2 years). I'm not sure what we expect of her.
The questions are not for Naser, if there is an issue, those questions are for WADA or whoever. Naser now follows the protocols of the sport. When she didn't follow them, she was banned.
Is the question that the ban should have been longer? then how long? Is the question that I shes specious and should stop running based on what has occurred since returning in 2023? How do you know and what is it exactly?
Thats my only thing, I'm not sure these questions get asked in an effort to receive a real answer, they are asked in a way to confirm suspicions that already exist. But it is what it is. I generally don't dive into bans and that convo anyway haha too controversial
@@TheFinalLeg all good points... and worthy of another video!
Another situation to address is the Erriyon Knighton vs Shelby Houlihan "burritogates"; why does one athlete get treated with kid gloves and another given a very harsh ban? Why would a middle-distance athlete be taking anabolics anyway whereas a 200m runner would definitely benefit!?
Lots of issues to chew on in the future yet I don't want to sidetrack a wonderful post about a wonderful race!
This is why Sydney went back to hurdles. She knows that she won't dominate the 400m flat like the hurdles.
Um, no it isn’t. Don’t be weird
Funny enough if she didn’t go back to hurdles they would have said she was ducking femke like they did last year
You must be trolling. You're definitely buggin, though.
@@kc5466 Nobody said that because she's destroyed Femke on numerous occasions.
@@nsudatta-roy8154 No I'm not. Do you honestly think she would have gone back to hurdles if she managed to beat Marileidy?
Potential sub 48 seconds athletes:
Salwa Eid Naser
Marileidy Paulino
Nikisha Pryce
Sydney Mclaughlin
I couldn’t understand the translator
Essentially she lets her feet do the talking and if 47 seconds comes, it comes
How come there r so many Euros running under 50.......not REAL.....
They were the first to do it back in the 70's.
We need to get sydney out of her comfort zone and run against the best in the two hundred and the four hundred ,stop dogging 😊
Who said she’s dogging? But yes you’re right, there seems to be more competition in flat 400
Well, if she really wants to do that there is always a beautifully compact three week Diamond League season remaining this European Summer (not counting the Final) but with only one chance in the both the 200m and 400m flat to get the points to qualify for the Diamond League Finals (of both) on 13 September.
With all that being said, we haven't even mentioned the fact that this would have been more bizarre if Sydney and femke had also been in this race.
Well, it is entirely possible they could be . . . in ten days . . . or properly, in eleven days and one hour. Just down the road.
That’s was not the greatest race stop it
Time wise yes excitement Mede that 2016 race thr 2017 was and 2019