Usain Bolt Still Can't Believe This
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Your audience is... amazing... They all want 3 years from now to be this year. 😂 Let's hope for a long event filled career instead of instant gratification for one or two years.
@@mikialmccray this video is not about him ,it's about Knighton
Correction: Erriyon Knighton was a junior in highschool when he participated in the Tokyo Olympics. He graduated in 2022. It gets confusing because he's born in January. This is his first pro year, out of highschool.
@@mikialmccray ..😅
He was running at such a high level last year that people compared him to Lyles forgetting that Knighton was only 18.
Exactly. It was similar to Syd and Allyson they were teenagers in their first Olympics and world champs racing against grown vets
@@certifiedchaos4643 Comparing males with females? Apples and oranges.
@@vernonfrance2974 comparing them to their respective fields...
@@kjford587 Sort of a fruit cocktail, right?
@@vernonfrance2974 in this case they’re all teenage phenoms from the us. Allyson 04 Syd 19 erriyon 21
Lyle's admitted that knighton's 19.49 lead him to train harder and we all know that he ended his season with a 19.31 American record. Imagine an eighteen-year-old having this much of an impact on the sport! Not to mention their epic rivalry which generated some hype into track. Knighton is off to a legendary career.
And... he's not better than the kid, just wait until he's in his prime
@@philjonesfootball4696He is better than the kid. Who won the Gold in Tokyo. Who broke the American record. Track is unusual in that it is a very cruel sport. You can have a very early peak and never regain that level. Lyles is the preeminent American male sprinter. With Kerley and Norman giving chase. Erryngton hasn’t proven he has the consistency needed yet.
@@richardhill4938so 19.51
@@richardhill4938 he hasn't proven the consistency because he hasn't had enough time in the sport to show the consistency yet. We will see what he does.
@Daniel Allen All athletes wear spikes that are supposed to help them go faster. Usain Bolt did the same. Knighton's spikes are minimally different in design from those of Bolt. Now Lyles is wearing spikes that feature a newer design.
He has all the attributes needed to be truly great. His speed endurance is unmatched for his age and he has a long frame with powerful strides.
Just goes to show how absolutely extraordinary it was for Jeremy Wariner to win GOLD in the 400 at the 2004 Olympics at age 18. He was also part of the gold medal 4x400 that same Olympics.😳. Probably one of the greatest feats ever for such a young man.
@@andrearatkovic4048 Wariner was 20 not 18 when he won Olympic gold
Not taking anything away from him but he wasn’t 18
I got the same build has him just wait till my senior year
In my opinion he is already the greatest Jr. sprinter who ever lived. Could any of you have ever imagined that an athlete would just sweep bolts Jr. records off the top ten like that?
@@andrearatkovic4048 Wrong. Wariner was 20 at the 2004 Olympics.
Very interested to see his times for the 100m and 200m this season. Full support for Mr. Knighton.
I am glad this put a spotlight on Bolts Jr performances. Alot of people thought Usain just popped on the seen out of nowhere. Bolt had some serious setbacks coming into the pros, repeated hamstring injuries almost made him quit track. He went thru a long stretch where he could not compete, some thought he was an enigma but he got over it and the rest is history. #Legend
What an age we live in! Knighton, Tebogo, McLaughlin, Bol, Kipchoge, Kiplimo, etc. What a world!
Why am I not surprised a 🇯🇲 name wasn't mentioned 🤔
We are prevellaged to witness such greatness in athletics
No longer is USA the dominant force in both male and female 100m and 200m, lots of 3rd world countries producing enhancing drugs free sprinters!
Humility is a rare gift that only a few legends possess.
Its a race for speed, not attributes.
Sounds like something they shouldn't want then lol
Right now I think Knighton will own that record eventually. His 19.49 was run on just raw talent and with the proper training he can best Bolt's time. Lyle is a great example of what proper training can accomplish.
He has had proper training though? His running form is much better than Bolt at 18 so one could argue he might not improve as much as Bolt did in his early 20s. That being said, Knighton is still very young and definitely not at his peak yet. He might have a shot at the 200m record but the 100m one looks impossible for him so far.
Another fantastic young sprinter for 100m and 200m is Letsile Tebogo from Botswana . He is easily running sub 10s and sub 20s respectively. If he manages to get better coaching , he will medal at next games and World champs for both events
These 2 are gonna rewrite a few records by the looks of it. Both unreal but Knighton is still a kid...with room to add power to it. Amazing
To be honest I wasn’t keen on these videos to start with, but they have grown on me and I am now hooked.
Can’t explain the pure excitement a lot of us have for this dude he has the potential to just be a dominant force and he’s coming love the rivalry between him and Lyles it makes life exciting
Luke’s 😂😂
@@keflalssj lyles thanks bro I didn’t even see 🤣that
In 2004 Bolt was fast and there was never going to be another athlete like him. Now Knighton is faster than Bolt at the same age 20 years later. Now in another 20 years, another speedster will come along that will be faster and someone will proclaim there will never be another. THERE WILL ALWAYS BE ANOTHER INCREDIBLE ATHLETE, Time will pass and someone not born yet will surpass all these records. Let's enjoy them while they are here.
No one has yet even come close to surpassing Bolt’s utter dominance and command of both the 100m & 200m at Worlds as well as the Olympics. Knighton is a big deal because he has shown he has the potential-but that’s yet to be determined. There’s a reason why Bolt is highlighted. Truly a once in a lifetime athlete and it’d be hard to surpass his accolades (same with Allyson Felix in women’s sprinting). Def rooting for newcomers though! 🙌🏿
Knighton cannot run 9.58sec in the 100, so he can't run 19.19.
He will beat both of Bolt's records
3 Olympics that's a Bolt record by itself. Just saying.
@@youseecars hes gonna make history and be the 1st sub 19 in the 200m
He's been such a joy to watch and I look forward to watching more magic on the track!
Erriyon is well on his way. When he gets his man strength it's over for the track world.
He is beginning the history 19.49 as a junior 🤯🤯🤯🤯
He's him??!?!?!
Erriyon Himton
The most important thing for him is to avoid injury. Second, to keep training hard and improving.
And to achieve greatness he needs BOTH. Like it or not, that's how competitive the world he lives in is.
This is one scary young man! With time and proper training, I do think he will be unstoppable.
The current crop of athletes have brought excitement back to Track and field.. It’s gonna be one hell of a season🔥🔥🔥
I want the Knighton vs Lyles rivalry to be reignited !
Hope that this season will Fred Kerley also be the part of this rivalry.
@@mikebond124 oh yeah that would be great too !
19.3 is definitely possible for him this year. And he'll easily challenge Lyles this year.
He's already challenged Lyles.
Idk about that , Lyles be getting into his head ..And then there's the Pressure..Question is can he Come through under pressure against a Sprinter such as Lyles...
@@7silk892 Exactly... Knighton ran his open like there wasn't anything beyond that. Lyles ran his finisher like he was a true experienced champion. Both are respectively amazing athletes. However, discipline is also very important especially in the longer sprints. Lyles lost to Knighton early in the season, and he knew that was ok because of burnout. Lyles had his sights on the real competitions that mattered. Let's just let them run the races, and find out who has the discipline this year.
Idk, that's another .19 off his personal best that was already an outrageous PB which he never got close to again. Think Matthew Boling, he set that national record for the 100m and then it took him 2 years to do anything else again... I would temper my expectations for Knighton for a year or two.
@@Robert_McGarry_Poems Knighton is a bit timid I'd notice..maybe it's because he really never had a complete childhood...
He's always been running against grown men..but we shall see....
Tebogo from Botswana is the force to reckon with..!
Bolt's record lasted for 17 years... so he ran that time in the year Knighton was born. That is nothing to sneeze at.
To Knighton, you're still young and i strongly believe he has the strength to run 19.30-35. Try harder, and the goal is yours.🎉
If he stays healthy I think he will break the world record in the next 3 years. I honestly see him as the first person to run sub 19. He should mature as a athlete between 26-29 years old
Sub 19 unless they get a better track & shoes he aint gonna come even close to sub 19 😂
@@michaeltimmermann4228 Deve correre almeno 965 sui 100
Knighton has had an amazing U-20 (this year will most likely be amazing too) career. But, can he run in such a way as to steadily improve over the season? Can he bring his PR race to the world championships after running amazing races all season? I hope so. I love nail biters...
Tebogo is on a different level, he literally jogs 9.96s and he shuts down the race halfway . Not to take away credit off of Erriyon but he has to push hard to go 10.04sec , so it’s unlikely that he’d match up to Tebogos godly 100m sprinting skills.🙌
Knighton is a 200m runner and he's still young. I wouldn't out it past him to eventually catch Tebogo in the 100m
@@AVG336 it’s very unlikely bro… me being a sprinter , I know what it takes for a 200m guy to catch up to a 100m guy. It’s takes another level of skill. It’s just like how Noah lyles sticks around the 9.95sec region, not able to go higher than that in seasons. 100m specialists have different levels of tools in them to accelerate rapidly and maintain it the way they like
@@vuksgitau alright... but the things that tobogo is a natural 100m runner , hes got much more tools to execute the race the way he wants
I would like to see him run the 400. He has the perfect build
Especially since his start is his main weakness. It's his speed maintenance that puts him ahead in the 200m
Hes top 5 all time & hes still only a Jr !?
When it comes to potential, he must be the greatest of all time
Reminder that Usain Bolt was mainly a 400m athlete and used the shorter races as a prep for speed work
He's the Gohan of the sprints
19.18? Bolt cant believe this ? Have I missed something no one has ran this fast ever
Click bait 😜🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
@@WORPIONS I know and ridiculous clickbait at that
A non Matt Boling video ??
Noooooo😭😭😭🤣🤣
His times are incredible. But he has a very slight build and as he gets older, he will struggle to maintain the same strength-weight ratio. A bit like Kirani James. It's normal for athletes of this age to plateau for a couple of years. The big question is what will be like when he is 23-26 years old?
The scary part is he has about a decade of time to get bigger/stronger/faster before hitting typical peak sprinting age.
Nice piece. As much as he's still a u20, you also want to be careful and make sure he does Junior events and dominates. You don't want him going down there and not winning by a margin. That could play with this head. Speaking of, there was a moment last yr I felt that Lyles got in his head as there was a visible rivalry developing, and I remember he ended this one interview like -- "I'm not done!" (something to that effect) and he walked away. It was an odd response, but I felt like Lyles was now in his head -- rent free. But he's still SUPER young -- though so is Lyles (25) but w/ experience.
I would love to see EK test the 400 waters, esp as Norman is going down to 100.
He may break Bolts 200 meter record in Paris 2024
That turn was the smoothest turn i had ever seen run when he got that 19.49. 🤯🤯
Excellent presentation
knighton should focus on 200 and also try 400
I think his seasons best will be slower than last year but he will be running consistent 19.6 and dip into the 19.5s at world champs. Just gotta make sure he doesn't burn out. Also I have a feeling that he can be the next 400 king.
Interesting take. I think he has a real shot at his PR...if he can slowly improve, like you said. Burnout got him last season and he still ran amazing races. Imagine what he will do with some experience and discipline. I love it!
I agree. He's still so new to the sport, only his fourth year running. He has so much to learn. He killed that 4x4 leg last year.
@@Robert_McGarry_Poems Also, he was still in highschool last year. This is his first full-time professional 😂 only 4th year running
I don’t see him going sub 19.4. He might top his personal best, but we’ll see. Lyles will be a challenge for him.
And he hasn’t even got his man strength yet
Once he gets his grown man body it will be over for everybody. He’s fairly new to sprinting
He already has 6'5 body.
@@harshakv5398 I don't think that's what they mean. Once he gets his old man muscles on him. That literally only comes with age. Tall doesn't mean swole.
Tebogo might be tall and swole at roughly the same age, but Knighton is already running like that. Tebogo has to find a way to improve that doesn't require getting bigger muscles. Knighton just has to keep doing what he is doing, and when he does get swole, look out world.
@@harshakv5398 remember your body at 18 vs your body at 25. Look at erriyon build vs michael Norman or Fred Kerley’s build, They look like superhero’s meanwhile erriyon still looks like a high school kid lol
@@Robert_McGarry_Poems tebogo will be fine he just needs to race more but he will be dangerous in a few years
You some excellent research and break down.
American mens sprint is looking really promising for now and the future.
When is he running this season
If Knighton and Tebogo concentrate more on the finish line, less showboating, they can both break World Records...........hope they do great things this year.
what happened to the 19.49? it's not listed as an official record
Erriyon Knighton is the reason why I have a hard time getting excited about Matthew Boling.
Matthew is making my people proud.
Yes
If they had him in the weight room during the offseason, 10.0 going down, 9s all day!!!!
Carrying extra weight is not a plus.
@@vernonfrance2974 Getting STRONGER and becoming a Man IS++++++💪💪
@@TheProchargedmopar Yeah, that's called growing up. But I sure do appreciate that he is taking the time to learn technique before getting all jacked up. That will probably serve him well in the future. I mean we might want to see it right now because of the instant gratification problem or generation has... But, I'm glad his coaches are smarter than we are. 😊
Knighton is incredible! He was only 17 when he started breaking Bolt's records. His 19.49 was great for any age. I was at the World's and he was ahead at the turn and looked tired and that's absolutely expected for an 18 year old.
it was so easy to forget that he was 18. unreal
There’s shades of Sydney McLaughlin - he could put up something crazy when he’s a bit older
I have no doubt that Knighton’s going to improve his times this year. It’s just that we can’t ask for too much from the kid. He is not challenging Lyles. He is still not lifting weights considering his age. We shall see his true depth in 2025 or later after he has turned 22.
Why wouldnt he be lifting weights
He isn't on the latest undetectable steroid yet.
There is only one limit on the young man's potential... desire. How much does he want to leave out on the track, and in the weight room every day, and how much of his social life is he willing to give up every weekend.
I could see him running consistent 19.7 or 19.6 this year before ramping it up to break that 19.4 mark
This guy simply amazing but I’m hoping that he does not burn out young.
id like to know what his 2nd 100m times are in the 200m cos thats where he seems to do all the damage with the exception of his 19:49 where he seemed to have broken everyone on the bend, when he is running that back half he just looks like hes jogging, it seems so fluid and effortless, i think if he got some 60m runs under his belt that might help him with his 100m times and potentially his 200m times with that added refining of start technique, whatever happens its gonna be a great year i think and i cant wait to see it all unfold on TRP, another great vid keep them coming as theyre very much appreciated
Je ne pense pas que améliorer ses temps sur 60m pourrais faire autant d'amélioration. Usain Bolt on l'a jamais vu sur une course de 60m. Et pourtant il a toujours de bons chronos
they could run faster then me holding a 25 second breath. 💀
O_O
Lyles annoys me. I don't really know why. So I cheer for Knighton and Bednarek. I loved the De Grasse Olympic win too. Thanks for the great vid.
Because he once had debilitating asthma, and this work ethic and discipline just beats everyone else's. Sheesh, he shouldn't be so amazing at the one thing he has always wanted to do. I would be a little bit proud of myself too. He even did that thing where he broke that record, what an insufferable athlete he is.... Sheesh, he shouldn't disrespect those long passed legends like that... 😜
Just poking a little fun at ya, don't take me too seriously...
@@Robert_McGarry_Poems thanks for the background story. It all makes sense now! People with asthma have always annoyed me. All of that wheezing and puffing just gets on my nerves 😉.
We have to admit the new technology in the shoes is whats giving these times Usain Bolt at his days with these shoes would run 100 below 9 secs 200 below 19 secs #FACTS
Flo Jo ran 34 yrs ago which is a much earlier period than Bolt so new technology would've given her 10.20 100m and 21 seconds flat in the 200m #FACTS
Which youngster do you guys like most in terms of their potential? Erriyon Knighton or Letsile Tebogo.
A favor Erriyon
Bun the Americans let's go Tebago
Knighton because he actually runs through the line
@@MrPanggs That's why I like him more
Erriyon.
Tebogo is 6'0" and 160 lbs. Knighton is 6'3 and 170 lbs. Tebogo is slightly older being
born on 6/7/2003 compared with Knighton 1/29/2004. I think Tebogo will run through the line when he races Knighton. He will win the 100m and Knighton the 200m.
Lyles is... JUICED.
I'm just waiting for his career to show up, hopefully he could break it all records, either Olympics or world in one man from USA erriyon knighton, good luck to him.
He almost certainly will own the most times under 20 for any athlete ever, but I am not sure he's going to go far under 10. He probably will, but I think he will probably peak out at around 9.9. He is similar in running style to michael johnson, where that very upright posture is great for top end speed, but difficult for acceleration.
I'd like to see a Knighton Vs Tebogo race
Make a vid about athletes who will dominate in 2023 at Budapest 23
19.29 this year!! lets goo
Good job getting sponsors
Can someone please timestamp where 19.18 was mentioned in this video, I must have missed it thanks. I know no one would be that low to put that on their thumbnail just for clickbait
Knighton looks like a Cheetah personified
Think Erriyon is a 200 and 400 specialist. His stride is so long and he is physically still developing. He is the future of US sprints. What times did Lyles run as an 18 year old? Give Knighton some time, he is on a different level than Lyles. People need to have realistic expectations of the kid. There is no doubting his trajectory in the 200m, look at his improvement the last 4 years. Bolt’s 200 record will be broken at some point and I’d love to see Erriyon train for a 400, he would dominate
I think 400 may be an option. Did you see him on the 4x4 last year with team Adidas? I forgot the meet, but it's here on TH-cam. He did great for a first timer.
@@avionterria7855 What’s crazy is that he seems to be jogging the 1st half and is still running a low 45 split! At 18!!! And he doesn’t even train for it!
@@mombojom3 exactly🤣 ...just jog til you get to the 200m, then take off.
If this is his first year to actually ONLY FOCUS on track and he is done with football (which is his first love so idk), he could break Lyrles American record.
Jawdrop he's also playing ball?
Usain Bolt didn’t look like he was racing a time back then, he was just running. Athlete’s def run better when they have a time to aim for.
Kudos to his Junior coach Jonathan Terry.
When you are making a comparison with a trendsetter you can't be the best.
The student can't be better than the teacher.
UsianBolt legend unmatch......
No matter how much special spikes a person uses it won't make them go that much faster.
Knighton's performances at his age are special. He has run far faster than Bolt did at the same age, and Lyles only beats him now because Lyles is more mature and physically stronger. Knighton's coach allowed him to run until he was burned out last year...not good. Also, when there are heats his coach needs to teach him how to conserve energy for the final.
Knighton is just a teenager and will get faster and stronger. If he stays healthy and focused, and wants the100m and 200m records he can break them both.
Yes. There will never be another athlete like Erriyon Knighton. But to be honest. There will never be another athlete like Usain Bolt.
According to his times he has dropped point three or point four seconds per year since he was 15 so he should have a chance breaking the world record this year
I THINK HE WILL RUN 19.35 THIS YEAR//THE MOST AMAZING THING OF THE 2022 SEASON WAS FOR ONE COUNTRY TO WIN ALL 6 SPRINT MEDALS WITH 6 DIFFERRENE ATHLETES .I DOUBT THATT HAS EVER HAPPENED BEFORE ANYWHERE
You do realize 19.49 is closer to 19.5 than 19.4
@@sub2me543stop it you a hater! No telling what he will do bet you sure didn't think he was going to run 19.49 last year did you?
He will burn out like he did last year. He don’t have his man strength yet.
In my humble opinion I think he needs to train smarter not harder. Throw in some 400 meter races and relays. Stop listening to people who would burn u out. There is a life besides running and for a young person it is important to mature and grow into adulthood. Let this running happen on ur terms and enjoy it for what it’s worth.
Great lad all d best
CRAZY!
The difference is the training program. If training program now would have been introduced back then, Usain bolt would be untouchable
What was the wind speed at 1918
Bolt took longer to develop because his genes were building a mammoth body.
LFG!! 🔥🔥🔥
I'VE got my eye on Knighton!
(Is Lyles coming back?)
Imagine a bronze medal as a teenager. Track prodigy.
So much about Knighton running the 100m under 10 seconds. I wonder if his coaching team has considered him running 400m to get him even stronger. Please, give him at least 3 more years to develop mature muscle, and adhere to more professional competition. This year he should run some more junior events.
How the hell did you come up with the 19.18 in your thumbnail??
Just learned of this dude, but he is a freak, so sick
Knighten needs some Milk 🥛 Insane!
Remember this is his first year with a world class coach (Mike Holloway) undergoing world class training. He's been in that Florida stable with some of the best athletes in the world. This is probably his first year in a serious weight lifting program. This portends significant improvement. He may be scary good. I just want him to eclipse Noah Lyles and shut down his diva behavior for the rest of his career.
I believe he was lifting before as he was a top football recruit. He played both ways.
Was it confirmed that he's running under coach holloway? I thought he was still training with his high school coach even though he graduated
Biggest threat to 100m, 200m, and 300m sprinting records is Letsile Tebogo
I definitely think that he will break the 10s on 100m this year (2023) but I'm also curious about what he can do on 400m....