As a retired track coach I have 2 observations: 1. This meet always ended with the men’s 4x400 relay because it was considered the most exciting and had the most talented athletes. This year that all changed when they flip flopped this and put the women last. The tumblers clicked into a new position that adds extra emphasis to Title IX. 2. For the coaches to have put Abby Steiner on both relays, and to place her on the critical “Alyson Felix” leg in this 4x400 relay shows how much they think of her. The USA does not play when it comes to the relays at World’s and the Olympics. The trust placed in Abby, who had already done 56 races this season, is astounding. Some will question this decision, but it must be understood that her coaches know things about each athlete that the rest of us don’t. And, they were correct in their assessments, that’s for sure!
She was a last minute addition like she was for the 4x100. It was reported that Dalilah Muhammad suffered an injury during warmups and had to withdraw from the event. It does still show the confidence that the coaches had in her as you pointed out.
@@brutusbarnabus8098: A good point, but I am certain that the coaches preferred Abby. You don’t put a last minute replacement on the 2nd leg of the 4x400. That’s why Alyson Felix was always there. You MUST have the rail when the runners break. You cannot afford having your 2nd leg using up energy fighting for the pull position because she will end up making a mess out of things. She has to have that inside rail all to herself to assure the seamless exchange that you only get if you own the very inside exchange position. Our 3rd leg always looks as if they were shot out of a canon because they always get the baton in great position. That is exactly what Abby gave them. The 4x100 was a bit different because they did plan on Aleia Hobbs, but COVID ended her meet. Why they went with Abby only the coaches would know, but I sense it was a no-brainer. Even so, at that time it was a bit of a gamble. Abby was tired and hadn’t done very many 4x100’s. But, she ran as brilliantly as they expected and now they wanted her in the 4x400! I don’t think that the great Muhammad had a sub-50 left in her, and they needed a sub-50. They were right because a 50.4, or higher and the Jamaican goes right by. You saw how hard Abby worked to hold her line.
@@distanceman8147: A good observation, and one that I agree with. The relay coaches went with Abby over Muhammad because they saw that she was going flat, which would have been a disaster in that relay.
Well done my fellow American Ladies!!! Huge shout to my girl Abby Steiner and coming back and taking TWO GOLDS HOME , and Mrs Sydney McLaughlin…just wow! So happy Abby ran the 4x100 meter relay and helped bring in the gold too!!! Such a long successful college season and still winning medals after 57 RACES!! Imagine this girl on fresh legs!! She shows a lot of versatility. So many people counted this girl out in her individual event, even though being the National Champion and making it to the WORLD FINALS wasn’t good enough for some people…this should show them what this girl is about! What all our girls are about🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
Each one of these young and very talented athletes were not going to be denied the gold today.. They all did their part and Sydney bringing it home going away was awesome.. She is so damn fast at that distance.. Great finish to the Worlds..🇺🇸🤙
Yes, I noticed in the comments that Abby and Wilson are 22 but keep in mind if so Sydney turns 23 next month so in reflecting she is the oldest. What a future for USA women. I’m loving it!!
@@everybodylovesjuju12 Just think they could have used Shamier, Dalilah, Athing or Allyson if they wanted to in the 4x400 but they have enough depth to get it done regardless.
I took a shot at her in my post too lol and it's mainly because of what she posted about Allyson Felix. She's on my bad side now as this is pure class from 4 young ladies who are apart of the future of the sport and going to be the catalysts in this new great era of US track.
@@carycase5563 hhahahaha loving that name fish net runner oh gosh she is horrible how can she even diss Alyson! I don’t mind people being confident but her she’s straight up rude and cocky.
I agree she's gonna carry sport back to greatness in this country. Everybody will know who Sydney is by the time the Paris Olympics have ended in 2024. This is a very young dream team right here.
frm sydney coming in young and dealing with the hate she got and now being a leader to younger ladies, she has been thru it all so happy she can help and make track exciting!
I'm in love with both teams on the 4x100 and 4x400 just such beautiful ladies and classy personalities too unlike a certain someone who was watching these entire Championships at home just like the Olympics last year. The Future of US track on both the ladies and men's side is finally coming together after the doping scandal stuff 20 years ago with so many new stars coming. The next 2-3 Olympics are gonna be great to watch on the track and in the field.
Very gorgeous and infact she's the unheralded member of the squad. I see her going places in the near future. If she gets her tactics right and keep her focus and discipline well she's might replace Femke Bol as a rival to Sydney Mclaughlin.
Great to see the coach trust Steiner's ability in team events, ran the signature Felix leg in both relays. Really hope she stay healthy & clean & she can unleash her full potential in years to come
Their winning time was the forth fastest in history! And within 3 seconds of the 34 year old Seoul Olympics world record and with the oldest member being 22, you can bet that they will break this record in years to come! Also I can see Abbie at the start of a huge career being Allyson Felix esk and winning many multiple golds!
@@timmytheinventor4746 1. 3:15.17 Soviet Union 01 OCT 1988 2. 3:15.51 United States 01 OCT 1988 3. 3:15.92 Germany 03 JUN 1984 4. 3:18.38 Russia 22 AUG 1993 👁
@@haircutexperience Thats incorrect. this 3:17.79 is now the 8th fastest time in history: 1- 3:15.17 Soviet Union Seoul 01.10.1988 2- 3:15.51 United States Seoul 01.10.1988 3- 3:15.92 GDR Erfurt 03.06.1984 4- 3:16.71 United States Stuttgart 22.08.1993 5- 3:16.85 United States Tokyo 07.08.2021 6- 3:16.87 GDR Stuttgart 31.08.1986 7- 3:16.87 United States London 11.08.2012 8- 3:17.83 United States Berlin 23.08.2009 9- 3:18.09 United States Daegu 03.09.2011
All I know is we have 4 women that are solid sub-50 and are 22 or younger; all super well spoken with terrific personalities and polite. 4x4 wrecking crew for years to come.
Off topic and kinda ridiculous: much talk has been had about Steiner and Mclauglin’s attractiveness. But Talitha is absolutely model-level gorgeous. But I don’t hear much about that. And yes I know totally silly and sexist to talk about elite female athletes’ looks when that’s not what they’re here for.
I don’t understand why he stated Talithia should be disappointed in her individual performance in 400 meters 🤷🏿♀️ the girl is only 19 WTH 🤦🏽♀️ she’s grateful to be representing USA …let her enjoy her golden moment. All the pressure that was put on Steiner after Nationals and now no one is mentioning how she should be disappointed in the fact she didn’t make the podium 😢in the 200 ijs…
Abby did her thing, caught up and took a little lead even though Diggs fell a little behind before her. Too much credit is given to runners of specific legs of the race. It wouldn't matter: they would achieve the same time no matter who runs what leg. Hopefully Abby's body starts maturing to become a stronger, faster, more enduring runner than she is now and than her competition. Congrats on Your well earned second gold this week, Abby, and to the team! 🧡💛💚💙💜🤍💯💥💥💥💥🏃♀🥇🏅🏆
"More enduring"? Abby ran 57 races this season. 60M, 100M, 200M, 400M, individual races, relays, indoor and outdoor. She showed spectacular versatility and endurance.
So u think putting the worse starter first,somebody who can’t keep up second ,then somebody who wouldn’t give a lead third,then the runner with the slowest top speed last wouldn’t change the results?order matter more the anything in a relay lol especially This relay
Gotta hate the dude interviewing them. Focus on what they won and not what they missed. This is why most athletes hate the media. They just won a gold medal. Why remind them of the ones they didn't win? Smh...
Perhaps they ( interviewers ) are tying to get them to explain the epps and flows aka agony of defeat and the sweetness of victory...To compare the emotional roller coaster of it all.. You know some athletes ( in different sports as well ) will say that certain victories is more sweeter than others, or certain defeats lingers longer than others...But I understand what you're saying...
Sorry man. Hopefully it's not taken that way. I spoke to each of these athelets during the Championship after their individual event so I've been following them all week. Just highlighting that they overcame setbacks and made it to the top of the podium despite the adversity. Just putting the positive perspective on the entire championships for them. Thanks for watching!
@@TheFinalLeg My man you owe NOBODY any apologies, you did an interview & it was well received apart from a very minuté few, do your thing my brother, I don't mind criticism but only when it's constructive.
Why didn't USTF select one of them to anchor that 4x400 Mix event? That would sure have given Allyson Felix the Gold medal and given her a grand farewell!! What the Hell were they thinking?!!!
Cool, calm and collected. All 4 girls are so humble and very gracious. Still all very young and lots to come going forward. Team GB represents 4 countries, receives NL-backing, won 7 medals i.e. just 1 gold, and they called that a great success. Imho, not for me. It's a below-par performance again.
As an empathetic person was I the only one that noticed and felt the tension between the three young ladies and Sydney? Or started last night with her and Abby and now in this interview you can plainly see they are standing away from her.
Everyone acts like we don’t enjoy womens sports. We just don’t like crybabies from the wnba acting like they are spoiled brats or the womens soccer teams crying about pay, these women are all bosses and will watch them over anything any day of the week
honestly winning gold medal in relay for USA is the easiest thing for the athletes due to the high level of their teammates. Abby steiner if she truly wants to be a world star athlete she is going to have to win gold in individual races. She went to this world championship for the 200m and she could not get below 22 seconds in three races, two for classification and in the final, for me her participation was disappointing
Is it just one individual in each distance that's a "world star athlete"? I think Abby will be at least a contender for individual medals from 100 m to 400 m, but a key runner for the relays, she LOVES relays. Last year she was injured, this year was actually fantastic (maybe except for no indivual medal at Worlds), next year will be very, very interesting... With teammates like Sydney, Mu and other young talents in 4x400 the WR shouldn't last very long.
Yes, there was something wrong right after the race already. And it has to do with Sidney I guess. Was she annoyed by that Steiner hype? I don't know. My germans showed how it should look like after a big success at the 4x1.
You comment makes no sense always a hater in the comments jealous you not making headlines get a life as if you know these ladies they've always spoke kind about each other its called being profitable.
@@felixlingelbach2758 Why are you here get a life nobody is talking about Germany or Germans team USA won the gold medal hands down four amazing young women go hate somewhere else spread negativity or why even watch its stupid to watch something then make a negative comment out of jealousy.
So we have two posters who have the ability to look into their TV set, over the transmission signals to a broadcast center at NBC and then into the camera at the scene. Then they go into the eyeballs of four people they don't know and get into their brains and find the right neurons and shrink to interpret those tendrils of emotions and analyze the hormones going on at that time on the right tendrils of the right neurons. And then lucky for us, they tell us with certainty what they saw. That is some powerful self delusion and self assigned magical thinking. We all read in wonder
Stop with this tired leg stuff. In the 1988 Olympics Flow Jo ran 3 rounds each for the 100 and 200. And then anchored the 4 x 4 to set the American record. Everyone is tired at the Olympics and World Championships. It goes with the territory.
@@MDShahid-kn8sy Flo Jo trained for just the US Trials and the Olympics. I don't recall her running a full college (indoor/outdoor) season then the US Trials and the Olympics. Wilson, Stiener and Diggs did. We're talking 40+ races each. So tired legs do play a factor when you're talking about seconds. McLaughlin was the freshest of the bunch. Not saying it's an excuse but more of a compliment on them being so close. I expected the win but not that close to the record.
No one is talking about Wilson yet I see in her a potential world beater in both 400m flat and 400m hurdles. Very talented and determined young woman. Watch out for in the next 2,3 years especially with Dalilah ageing and an inconsistent Shamier Little.
If there was such a thing as a leadership position in track & field, Sydney would be a great team leader. I can see her being a great coach when she's done.
Sydney at 22 as the "senior" leader here...what a future for the USA track and field. IMUA USA!
Sydney 22, Abby 22, Britton 21, Talitha 19
@@redcoral Average age is 21. Need to check IDs on all of them at a club.
All of them are first class acts!!🙏🏽👍🏽💪🏽
As a retired track coach I have 2 observations:
1. This meet always ended with the men’s 4x400 relay because it was considered the most exciting and had the most talented athletes. This year that all changed when they flip flopped this and put the women last. The tumblers clicked into a new position that adds extra emphasis to Title IX.
2. For the coaches to have put Abby Steiner on both relays, and to place her on the critical “Alyson Felix” leg in this 4x400 relay shows how much they think of her. The USA does not play when it comes to the relays at World’s and the Olympics. The trust placed in Abby, who had already done 56 races this season, is astounding. Some will question this decision, but it must be understood that her coaches know things about each athlete that the rest of us don’t. And, they were correct in their assessments, that’s for sure!
She was a last minute addition like she was for the 4x100. It was reported that Dalilah Muhammad suffered an injury during warmups and had to withdraw from the event. It does still show the confidence that the coaches had in her as you pointed out.
Muhammad has not been herself this year. Sad to hear about an injury
Great runners and they all interviewed well.
@@brutusbarnabus8098: A good point, but I am certain that the coaches preferred Abby. You don’t put a last minute replacement on the 2nd leg of the 4x400. That’s why Alyson Felix was always there. You MUST have the rail when the runners break. You cannot afford having your 2nd leg using up energy fighting for the pull position because she will end up making a mess out of things. She has to have that inside rail all to herself to assure the seamless exchange that you only get if you own the very inside exchange position. Our 3rd leg always looks as if they were shot out of a canon because they always get the baton in great position. That is exactly what Abby gave them.
The 4x100 was a bit different because they did plan on Aleia Hobbs, but COVID ended her meet. Why they went with Abby only the coaches would know, but I sense it was a no-brainer. Even so, at that time it was a bit of a gamble. Abby was tired and hadn’t done very many 4x100’s. But, she ran as brilliantly as they expected and now they wanted her in the 4x400! I don’t think that the great Muhammad had a sub-50 left in her, and they needed a sub-50. They were right because a 50.4, or higher and the Jamaican goes right by. You saw how hard Abby worked to hold her line.
@@distanceman8147: A good observation, and one that I agree with. The relay coaches went with Abby over Muhammad because they saw that she was going flat, which would have been a disaster in that relay.
Well done my fellow American Ladies!!! Huge shout to my girl Abby Steiner and coming back and taking TWO GOLDS HOME , and Mrs Sydney McLaughlin…just wow! So happy Abby ran the 4x100 meter relay and helped bring in the gold too!!! Such a long successful college season and still winning medals after 57 RACES!! Imagine this girl on fresh legs!! She shows a lot of versatility. So many people counted this girl out in her individual event, even though being the National Champion and making it to the WORLD FINALS wasn’t good enough for some people…this should show them what this girl is about! What all our girls are about🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
Great depth in the 200m also. With Tamara and Gabby back soon, it's gonna be 🔥🔥🔥🔥next year at all the meets
@@dmvbay2535 can’t wait!!!!!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
What a talented group of young women representing the USA. God bless each of them in their future running careers.
The futire of USA athletics. Congrats ya'l. Much love from Africa.
All beautiful and well spoken...so proud of this huge accomplishment....GO USA!!
Each one of these young and very talented athletes were not going to be denied the gold today.. They all did their part and Sydney bringing it home going away was awesome.. She is so damn fast at that distance.. Great finish to the Worlds..🇺🇸🤙
well said all good
Man, this post interview gave me Chills. At just 22, Sydney McLaughlin was the oldest in this event.
Yes, I noticed in the comments that Abby and Wilson are 22 but keep in mind if so Sydney turns 23 next month so in reflecting she is the oldest. What a future for USA women. I’m loving it!!
@@everybodylovesjuju12 Just think they could have used Shamier, Dalilah, Athing or Allyson if they wanted to in the 4x400 but they have enough depth to get it done regardless.
@@dmvbay2535 nah, they wanted to use the white girl every chance they got.
Sydney sounds more mature than the others, so calm and collected, more experience in the spotlight.
hey, she’s the oldest!👍🏽🙋🏽♀️🫶🏽😃
Thank god these four are oozing class! No fish net runner.
I took a shot at her in my post too lol and it's mainly because of what she posted about Allyson Felix. She's on my bad side now as this is pure class from 4 young ladies who are apart of the future of the sport and going to be the catalysts in this new great era of US track.
I was a fan of the fish net runner, but she is showing a herself as selfish and arrogant, I can’t hang with that
@@carycase5563 hhahahaha loving that name fish net runner oh gosh she is horrible how can she even diss Alyson! I don’t mind people being confident but her she’s straight up rude and cocky.
So love these awesome amazing girls who are great athletes...Well done ladies...GO TEAM USA!!
Sydney McLaughlin=Class+Gold+Beauty+Humility in other words a very good human.
Entire Team USA Beautiful. We got some stunners out here 🤗😎💯
So proud of all of them.
What a team of well grounded, humble and grateful ladies. And still very young.. congratulations
These 4 lovely ladies have made us all proud of their amazing abilities and the way they conducted themselves. Thank You, Thank You!!
Sydney is going to be a elite leader in track in field. Young dream team is what this is.
I agree she's gonna carry sport back to greatness in this country. Everybody will know who Sydney is by the time the Paris Olympics have ended in 2024. This is a very young dream team right here.
@@kingdome-dw9ib Name me ONE famous hurdler??? Colin Jackson?? She is never gonna have worldwide fame based on her sprinting PBs.
@@AnonYmous-ez4es She'll be the first hurdling star then. Also it's pretty much a given that she's switching to the 400 flat in the near future.
@@MichaelWilliams-cd9if her 400m flat time is the same as her 400m hurdles time, 3 seconds off elite 400m times.
@@AnonYmous-ez4es Edwin Moses? Syd's PB in the flat was done when she was 18. I think she can run sub-48.5 in the flat.
Represents 🇺🇸. Every shade represented
frm sydney coming in young and dealing with the hate she got and now being a leader to younger ladies, she has been thru it all so happy she can help and make track exciting!
I'm in love with both teams on the 4x100 and 4x400 just such beautiful ladies and classy personalities too unlike a certain someone who was watching these entire Championships at home just like the Olympics last year. The Future of US track on both the ladies and men's side is finally coming together after the doping scandal stuff 20 years ago with so many new stars coming. The next 2-3 Olympics are gonna be great to watch on the track and in the field.
I hope that person at home was taking notes on how to speak and carry yourself as a professional athlete
I've always wanted US team to win in relays. So thank you US Team,you make your country proud.Keep it up.
The camaraderie and sportsmanship is so palpable. Love teammates that boost each other up. USA! ❤️
Britton is gorgeous.
I agree 😊
@@lyd2460 Is that you in your picture?
@@whodeyalldey oh no I wish lol 😂😂 it's Justine Skye . She is an RnB singer .
@@lyd2460 Got ya. Thanks for being super cool and not roasting me on that one. Shows how much I know lol.
Very gorgeous and infact she's the unheralded member of the squad. I see her going places in the near future. If she gets her tactics right and keep her focus and discipline well she's might replace Femke Bol as a rival to Sydney Mclaughlin.
Great to see the coach trust Steiner's ability in team events, ran the signature Felix leg in both relays. Really hope she stay healthy & clean & she can unleash her full potential in years to come
Their winning time was the forth fastest in history! And within 3 seconds of the 34 year old Seoul Olympics world record and with the oldest member being 22, you can bet that they will break this record in years to come!
Also I can see Abbie at the start of a huge career being Allyson Felix esk and winning many multiple golds!
Only Abbie what about the others
No way 3:17.7 is the 4th fastest in history.
@@timmytheinventor4746
1. 3:15.17 Soviet Union 01 OCT 1988
2. 3:15.51 United States 01 OCT 1988
3. 3:15.92 Germany 03 JUN 1984
4. 3:18.38 Russia 22 AUG 1993
👁
@@timmytheinventor4746 That's what I thought too lol
@@haircutexperience Thats incorrect. this 3:17.79 is now the 8th fastest time in history:
1- 3:15.17 Soviet Union Seoul 01.10.1988
2- 3:15.51 United States Seoul 01.10.1988
3- 3:15.92 GDR Erfurt 03.06.1984
4- 3:16.71 United States Stuttgart 22.08.1993
5- 3:16.85 United States Tokyo 07.08.2021
6- 3:16.87 GDR Stuttgart 31.08.1986
7- 3:16.87 United States London 11.08.2012
8- 3:17.83 United States Berlin 23.08.2009
9- 3:18.09 United States Daegu 03.09.2011
An extraordinary relay squad. I hope to see them run again soon.
All I know is we have 4 women that are solid sub-50 and are 22 or younger; all super well spoken with terrific personalities and polite. 4x4 wrecking crew for years to come.
Abby Steiner is incredibly stunning - Wow. Nice one.
What will America do without this ladies?
I think we have ourselves an Olympic Dreamteam!!!
4 amazing hero’s
1st class ladies. Loved the interview with everyone one of them and they all represent the USA with nothing but class..
This is what I love about this country anything is possible just look at those young girls and what they have archived
Very classy ladies, all supportive and complimentary of each other, bravo!!!
Just to think Mu wasn’t even on this relay 🇺🇸🥇
Off topic and kinda ridiculous: much talk has been had about Steiner and Mclauglin’s attractiveness. But Talitha is absolutely model-level gorgeous. But I don’t hear much about that. And yes I know totally silly and sexist to talk about elite female athletes’ looks when that’s not what they’re here for.
Off topic but on point. Talitha is fine fine
But she's not white or mixed.
Smh.
Talitha is absolutely gorgeous!
Gotta agree!
WOW! Absolutely Amazing!!🇺🇸
I don’t understand why he stated Talithia should be disappointed in her individual performance in 400 meters 🤷🏿♀️ the girl is only 19 WTH 🤦🏽♀️ she’s grateful to be representing USA …let her enjoy her golden moment. All the pressure that was put on Steiner after Nationals and now no one is mentioning how she should be disappointed in the fact she didn’t make the podium 😢in the 200 ijs…
There IS some hope for the next generation of humanity.
Wonderful win for this American Team of Women. Diggs, as she said is only 19 years so she's still learning. Congratulations
Overall team USA TRACK N FIELD is in good hands .
Sydney McLaughlin is a true **CHAMPION** She Blitz her rivals in the 400m Hurdles with ease ,and set a new **WORLD RECORD**..
Class acts, every one of them.
Abby did her thing, caught up and took a little lead even though Diggs fell a little behind before her.
Too much credit is given to runners of specific legs of the race. It wouldn't matter: they would achieve the same time no matter who runs what leg.
Hopefully Abby's body starts maturing to become a stronger, faster, more enduring runner than she is now and than her competition.
Congrats on Your well earned second gold this week, Abby, and to the team! 🧡💛💚💙💜🤍💯💥💥💥💥🏃♀🥇🏅🏆
"More enduring"? Abby ran 57 races this season. 60M, 100M, 200M, 400M, individual races, relays, indoor and outdoor. She showed spectacular versatility and endurance.
Yeah abby was wayyyy faster than all those peoples.
Order ABSOLUTELY matters.
Maybe we were watching a different race no one fell behind
So u think putting the worse starter first,somebody who can’t keep up second ,then somebody who wouldn’t give a lead third,then the runner with the slowest top speed last wouldn’t change the results?order matter more the anything in a relay lol especially This relay
Fun interview fun athletes 👍
All 4 of them are more qualified to be the female athlete of the year, as opposed to the opinion of Time Magazine???
What Time magazine post?
What Time Magazine post? I wanna know so I can cuss them out!
@@kingdome-dw9ib A certain 'female' swimmer. 😑🙄
@@amosglitterz2649 Thanks man and I know exactly who you're talking about now. LOL!
Love all these ladies classy winners!
Such well spoken young ladies!!!
All 4 girls are a class act!!!!!!
all SEC team!!
When it comes to Athletes they always get the best. This from a BIG 10 Guy.
these girls are GOLDEN for USA.
ABBY STEINER!!!!!
What an athlete?
all are amazing 👏
@@Lisa-kz7vw Abby is the token white girl who actually made better time on her leg than the rest.
The future is bright for you ladies
Gotta hate the dude interviewing them. Focus on what they won and not what they missed. This is why most athletes hate the media. They just won a gold medal. Why remind them of the ones they didn't win? Smh...
I saw absolutely NOTHING wrong with the interview .
yes, kinda tactless, these girls are at an emotional high, let them enjoy the moment and not remind them of past failures.
Perhaps they ( interviewers ) are tying to get them to explain the epps and flows aka agony of defeat and the sweetness of victory...To compare the emotional roller coaster of it all.. You know some athletes ( in different sports as well ) will say that certain victories is more sweeter than others, or certain defeats lingers longer than others...But I understand what you're saying...
Sorry man. Hopefully it's not taken that way. I spoke to each of these athelets during the Championship after their individual event so I've been following them all week. Just highlighting that they overcame setbacks and made it to the top of the podium despite the adversity. Just putting the positive perspective on the entire championships for them. Thanks for watching!
@@TheFinalLeg My man you owe NOBODY any apologies, you did an interview & it was well received apart from a very minuté few, do your thing my brother, I don't mind criticism but only when it's constructive.
Why didn't USTF select one of them to anchor that 4x400 Mix event? That would sure have given Allyson Felix the Gold medal and given her a grand farewell!! What the Hell were they thinking?!!!
Allyson Felix, having participated in the 4x400 semifinal, is also awarded her gold medal, these are the rules of the championship
They all had individual races to take care of first?
FANTASTIC !!!!!
Good quartet..
What I didn’t like was the racist comments across various platforms the overwhelming majority against Abby Steiner.
Portland Oregon USA 🇺🇸
The commentator must’ve been very nervous. I lost count how many times he said y’all
Oohh girls🎵, just wanna have fun🎶!👏👏👏👍👍👍
don't like the first interviewer at all but I'm proud of the ladies!!! Amazing talent and athleticism
love sydney
Well Done 👍
These girls are going to rule for awhile.the oldest of them is only 22
Champs deserve free donuts!
yeah what you doing after the meet? Smart man, 🔥❤
I know what he was trying to do! LOL!
Didnt mean anything by it. Really meant, the meet is over how will you celebrate your accomplishments and gold medals. Thanks for watching!
@@TheFinalLeg I was joking 😂
Cool, calm and collected. All 4 girls are so humble and very gracious. Still all very young and lots to come going forward. Team GB represents 4 countries, receives NL-backing, won 7 medals i.e. just 1 gold, and they called that a great success. Imho, not for me. It's a below-par performance again.
First time seeing 4 hot track mates. usually there's one that throws everything off.
IKR! It's always one in the group that's looking regular or ugly.
Donuts, I can relate to that
Where is Sha’carri?
With Waldo!
@@feetsoap4266 with all these duplicates so hard to spot her 🧐
As an empathetic person was I the only one that noticed and felt the tension between the three young ladies and Sydney? Or started last night with her and Abby and now in this interview you can plainly see they are standing away from her.
Or. After answering tons of questions maybe she is trying to encourage attention to less famous teammates
Shame Allison Felix not in final…
I thought Alyson ran the semi’s… why did she not run in the final ?
USA have so many good runners that they can use on team in the semis and have a new faster and fresher team in the final...
@@niklasnilsson4705 Ye that’s right I’m still happy that she was able to run on the semis.
Glad they didn't use Mu. She needed everything just to secure her own event.
Everyone acts like we don’t enjoy womens sports. We just don’t like crybabies from the wnba acting like they are spoiled brats or the womens soccer teams crying about pay, these women are all bosses and will watch them over anything any day of the week
Abby has to rest her legs and take Ice baths and stretch!
Awful interviewer
honestly winning gold medal in relay for USA is the easiest thing for the athletes due to the high level of their teammates. Abby steiner if she truly wants to be a world star athlete she is going to have to win gold in individual races. She went to this world championship for the 200m and she could not get below 22 seconds in three races, two for classification and in the final, for me her participation was disappointing
I'm sure she will now that she no longer has to worry about having to run almost 60 events in less than a six-month span.
Is it just one individual in each distance that's a "world star athlete"?
I think Abby will be at least a contender for individual medals from 100 m to 400 m, but a key runner for the relays, she LOVES relays. Last year she was injured, this year was actually fantastic (maybe except for no indivual medal at Worlds), next year will be very, very interesting...
With teammates like Sydney, Mu and other young talents in 4x400 the WR shouldn't last very long.
They don't like each other
Yes, there was something wrong right after the race already. And it has to do with Sidney I guess. Was she annoyed by that Steiner hype? I don't know. My germans showed how it should look like after a big success at the 4x1.
You comment makes no sense always a hater in the comments jealous you not making headlines get a life as if you know these ladies they've always spoke kind about each other its called being profitable.
@@felixlingelbach2758 Why are you here get a life nobody is talking about Germany or Germans team USA won the gold medal hands down four amazing young women go hate somewhere else spread negativity or why even watch its stupid to watch something then make a negative comment out of jealousy.
So we have two posters who have the ability to look into their TV set, over the transmission signals to a broadcast center at NBC and then into the camera at the scene. Then they go into the eyeballs of four people they don't know and get into their brains and find the right neurons and shrink to interpret those tendrils of emotions and analyze the hormones going on at that time on the right tendrils of the right neurons.
And then lucky for us, they tell us with certainty what they saw.
That is some powerful self delusion and self assigned magical thinking.
We all read in wonder
Gorgeous 4 beautiful young woman...Congrats. You are all so humble and sweet.well done team USA
Imagine this, Diggs 19, Wilson 21, Steiner 22 and McLaughlin 22. Only 2 seconds off a worlds record on tired legs. WOW!
Stop with this tired leg stuff. In the 1988 Olympics Flow Jo ran 3 rounds each for the 100 and 200. And then anchored the 4 x 4 to set the American record. Everyone is tired at the Olympics and World Championships. It goes with the territory.
@@MDShahid-kn8sy Flo Jo trained for just the US Trials and the Olympics. I don't recall her running a full college (indoor/outdoor) season then the US Trials and the Olympics. Wilson, Stiener and Diggs did. We're talking 40+ races each. So tired legs do play a factor when you're talking about seconds. McLaughlin was the freshest of the bunch. Not saying it's an excuse but more of a compliment on them being so close. I expected the win but not that close to the record.
No one is talking about Wilson yet I see in her a potential world beater in both 400m flat and 400m hurdles. Very talented and determined young woman. Watch out for in the next 2,3 years especially with Dalilah ageing and an inconsistent Shamier Little.
@@smiggee And 400m flat and hurdles take much more out of you than 100m/200m races.
Outstanding Ladies!!!
I've been watching Sydney since she was in high school
And?
Creeper
Where is Chris Hanson when you need him?
Abby Steiner you beauty...what a run wow
Beautiful young ladies. They tore it up y'all. Sydney you not old. You just getting started. Congratulations girls.
If there was such a thing as a leadership position in track & field, Sydney would be a great team leader. I can see her being a great coach when she's done.
I'm so happy for these young ladies- Golden.
Man, the talent on that team. What the heck is team usa going to look like when these girls hit their peak? It's scary!
Sydney and Abbie are the prettiest on the tracks and among the best.
Awesome Womens
I just love these girls. They are so sharp and sweet and humble and confident and talented. Go USA! ❤️🇺🇸
Not only special for you Squad but also to us...throat and voice got rusty, hurts a bit now.
1st interviewer needs to learn how to speak.
Team USA so deep!!
22 is the oldest 😂
Team USA doesn't seem as friendly as the Jamaican team