Big Upset! Matthew Boling Crashed in the Men's 400m final
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USA Indoor Championships Men's 400m Final
Matthew Boling delivered an impressive performance in the men's 400m final at the 2024 USATF Indoor Championships. During the preliminary round, Boling demonstrated his speed and skill, qualifying with a time of 45.86 seconds, securing his spot in the final. But in the finals, Boling went out too fast for the first 200m and did not have enough strength to make it home in the top 2.
Witness the adrenaline-fueled clash of speed and determination in the men's 400m final at the USA Indoor Championships, setting the stage for an electrifying showdown at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow. Brian Faust of Garden State TC emerges victorious, etching his name in glory with a scintillating personal best (PB) time of 45.47 seconds, showcasing raw speed and unwavering resolve.
400m Men Final
Bryce Deadmon 44.22.
Vernon Norwood 44.39.
Quincy Hall 44.41.
Justin Robinson 44.47.
Ryan Willie 44.87.
Matthew Boling 45.17.
Chris Bailey 45.25.
Khaleb McRae 45.50.
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This was a case of poor execution on Boling and Patterson’s part. They exhausted themselves battling for the pole position while a weaker Faust stayed back running relaxed and waited til the last 100 meters
Boling did not want to allow Patterson in front of him at the break. He was successful in that, but it pushed a pace too fast for either of them to finish. Perhaps next year Boling will be able to start out like that and finish with strength.
Boling's 1st split was 20.96, outstanding BUT hit the wall at about 40 or 50 meters and dropped to25.23 in 2nd split if he could balance out his two 200s indoor he could do much better time in finishing
He could also get stronger. We watched his team mate "Elijah Godwin" do the same thing for about 18 months straight and finally he broke thru the wall as his strength had built up and he was able to finish the race properly. I don't think the faster guy allowing the lead on the break is a good idea. Maybe the stamina guy could allow that, but he did right. Eventually he will be stronger to do that 20.9 or 21.0 open and a high 23 or low 24 for the 2nd half. @@cypickering553
Faust had beaten Boling over 300m earlier in the season in a similar finish. He was smart to let this play out in front of him and blow by once again after saving his energy
@@dennisrobinson8008wdym patter did pass him at the break are we watching the same vid
Bowling has to figure out the 400 isn't the 300. Every race his body goes into lactic and he crashes!
Well the week before he ran a PR and top 5 time in the world in the 400m so it's not "every race". But it does look like he's still trying to work out his pacing.
@@SDesWriteryeah it’s weird very rarely do you see someone with so much natural talent just fail to execute so many times when you know they have the physical capability to perform.
Too much work to get to the pole, he really paid the price in the home stretch.
Definitely. Getting the lead into the last lap can be a big mistake
@@lunarsabbatical7906 Faust's win was not that unanticipated since he beat Boling earlier in the year in a 300m race.
Boling looked like Godwin 2 years back that time! Godwin kept dieing like that until he could finally break thru that wall.
god win was never rolled tho that’s the different he might have died but he still ran fast he ran a 44 indoor and was the sec champ
We were going back to freshman and sophomore year for godwin, when he was 46 seconds mid indoors. He would do this incredible run to 300m and die like no one else. He woul be crawling after he died. We all loved him though. In his Jr year he finally broke thru and was finishing much better, but he ran his head into a wall for 18 months or so straight dying out with a big weight on his back. Godwin put together a great outdoor run for the Olympic trials where he was able to finish the race decently and made a time in the 44 seconds range.@@qsboyz319_
Boling's last 50 was painful to watch. Completely gassed.
This young man is pretty impressive. Sub 10 in the 100, sub 20 in the 200, 32 second 300 meters and 45 seconds in the 400.
Yes, but it appears he's not elite in any of them.
Don't forget the long jump - 27 ft. 3.75 in. (indoors)
I’d easy to count him out. Reminds me of the pep rallies. You’d see the Debbie Downers up in the corner criticizing the team.
He was jack of all trades and mastered nothing. He wasn't top tier in any event despite all the hype.
Mathew Boling reminds me of a young Sandy Koufax that eventually learned to ease up on his fastball to control his pitching speed. Ease up on your speed, relax and let your strength carry through a race whether its in the 2 or the 4 on the track
too logical for the white crowd man
Boling literally has tapped his potential out just like Abby Steiner.
Watch Patterson reach out with his right arm right at the end. He knew he was about to get passed.
You're brave as you're seriously about to trigger some ppl with that title! But seriously, both Patterson & Boling went out way too hard in the 1st 200m while Brian Faust paced it just right!
Well, Boling definitely went out too hard and later pay for the mistake. It happens in life, and I'm sure he will bounce back 💪
@@athleticsfans Splits are;
1) Faust - 21.56 & 23.93
2) Patterson - 21.00 & 24.49
3) Bailey - 21.97 & 23.80
4) Dedewo - 21.74 & 24.35
5) Boling - 20.96 & 25.23
6) Deadmon - 22.28 & 24.32
Patterson would've won that easily had he gone out in 21.20 instead of 21.00, he saw Boling go out in a crazy 20.96 & stupidly followed him instead of backing off a little!
What a STUPID comment...it's not Boling fans that get triggered and show their stupidity
Yep itll make him stronger.@@athleticsfans
@@giffysstiffy8874giffytuck Thank you so much for proving my exact point :)
So much pressure on the guy, feel kind of bad for him. I remember him running down someone in the 4x4 in high school and it really seemed like the world was his oyster.
My boy Paul finished strong lessgoo!!!
I knew that kid Paul would win a soon as I looked at his face. Calm confidence. I hope he saves some for outdoors
Boling has been over rated for years.
No more excuses
Thanks for sharing 🙏
When any runner gets beaten by another, people ALWAYS just assume that the runners who came in ahead of him were just better runners at that time.When Boling comes in second from last, there has GOT TO BE A REASON he didn't win.
das my teammate! Yay Brian!!!!!!!!
The announcer should not have spoke over the interview of Faust.
If I'm not mistaken that is the brother of Paul "Cool Guy Paul" Faust from Disaster Kits Limited.
Boiling attacks the first 200 like he is a distance runner who is stepping down to the 400. That’s how I had to run it because I knew I didn’t have the foot speed of a natural sprinter. Boiling needs to take his first 200 slower because he can match anyone’s speed.
Well its indoors. Anything can happen with the short oval and the fact youre always turning affecting ones mechanics. Nothings for sure til they run out doors on a proper 400m track
Wow, I did that once anchoring a 4x400 relay and felt terrible letting my teammates down. Never did that again. Boling needs to fix that.
Faust also beat him in the 300m earlier this year. Faust has had a big surge this year.
Boling is NOT a 400-meter runner. He should be contesting the short sprints.
Wth am I watching?? I just wanna see the damn race.
Thanks for watching. Hope you got some value 🙏
The 400 at was wide open last year. It could be there for Boling if he gets out of his own way.
Whatever supplements he was on high school he needs to get back on it
Boling was blazing for the first 200! He should have paced better. Great job by Faust. If he learns to get out faster he might run low 44. Outdoors
Somebody's got to get Boling to listen to coaching. I guarantee you his coach didn't tell him to all-out sprint for the first 200m.
Boling needs switch to decathlon man.... Common already. Guy could crush World record ....... Get this guy a real COach
Last year i believe Matt jumped indoor 8,25 m so why the hell hes trying so hard at all these already very competetive disciplines sprints thats is with his speed and strenght he can do way better in LJ easy winner in Usa now some dude with barelly 8m going to the world championship
Will he even make the relay team as a backup
feme bolin bro?
Why is boiling running the 400m?
I mean I'm not even mad at Boling nor Patterson they went hard and showed guts. Just needs to work on the ending thats all. plus I think it's still too early to see if Boling is making Paris this year.
Enough about Matthew Boling already.
Went out way too fast. You could see how hard he was pumping in the first 50m. That looked like a 200m pace. He ran it better (and way faster) the week before.
Boling will likely switch eventually to the decathlon. On the world stage, he does not seem to have the goods for the 100 & 200 any longer. 😮
Best thing he could do or just do long jump
Too late for the decathlon. I don’t know whether you guys think from a time Machine. Also, switching to the long jump would crush his ego as well as his White fans’ sky high expectations. He’ll hold on to the 400m til he’s had enough. Btw he has NIL deals and making more than better sprinters thanks to his popularity (as a white boy)
Ok Coach
@@Brave-828 facts
Easier said than done. Many of these events takes years to develop technique, strength, and stamina to compete at the world level.
Bolging has a couple areas to work on to be world champions
He needs to run more loosely and increase the length of his stride by 2 to 6 inches while still maintaining the same rpm he should be able to cut two seconds of
He will never be world champion why do people think he will
@@stephenwilliams7200 facts lol
@@HEAVYCHEVY409well not world champion but maybe mid 44 s.
Bolding lways tenses up in the neck and face. Yoga lessons maybe?
Hopefully he can fix the weak parts of his race before the Olympics
Boling blew it again. Could have won. Exhausted himself too early...far too early. He will have to work on his endurance fitness. He has the speed.
You would think Boling wouldn’t make the mistake of an 8 year old rookie at this stage of his career.
Boling tired out like a 2 dollar stopwatch......
Until boling can control all that excessive body movement flailing wobble etc
All the best 400m runners run conservative for the opening 200m and open it up coming off the final turn
You shouldn’t be at peak speed til the final 50-60m
Otherwise your race looks like this one here
Strong 💪 point
Meh, I disagree. A lot of indoor 200s are won at the break. This time it ended up being pretty poor execution, but that’s the way the cookie crumbles.
A great runner but hasn’t improved much since HS.
Not surprised. Boling had not lived up to his high school accomplishments. Boling wasted a lot of time at Georgia training for the wrong event.
He’s not used to the elevation in Albuquerque like a local like me that sprints at high elevation all the time like me
Strong point 👉
You f**king fool..... that's the case for everyone who ran. Wtf are you talking about
TERRIBLE audio editing . U gotta figure out how to tap that mute~ lil bro
Seem like boling haven't done shit since high school
Well, he won a GOLD medal at last year’s World Championships in the Mixed Relay race. He ran one of the 400 meter legs. The team won with a new World Record. 😊
@@moiseomri Boling's 45.13 3rd leg split in that Final was only the 6th fastest of the 8 3rd legs as 5 other guys on that leg split between 44.05 - 44.96, so Alexis's 48.82 anchor leg split was more crucial in winning that Final & setting that WR - just reporting the numbers!
Either you haven't paid attention and/or done your research or you are dyslexic.
Here is what he has done after high school:
"After winning the 100m and 200m at the USA U20 Championships, Boling turned the double at the 2019 Pan American U20 Athletics Championships in San José, Costa Rica. Both times (10.11 and 20.31, respectively) were personal bests, and his 100m time of 10.11 was also a championship record. He then ran the 4th and 2nd legs for the USA's 4 × 100 m and 4 × 400 m teams, respectively, both setting World U20 records. For his performances, Gatorade awarded Boling its National Boys Track & Field Player of the Year honors for 2018-19,[15] and he was named the 2019 High School Boys Athlete Of The Year by Track & Field News.[16]
Collegiate career
2020
Before his first season at Georgia was cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic, Boling attempted the 60m, 200m, Long Jump and the 4 × 400 m indoors.[17] At the SEC Indoor Championships, Boling finished second overall in the 200m with 20.71 seconds, losing to Terrance Laird of LSU from the first section.[18]
Returning to track, Boling again tried each event and chose to focus on the 200m for the indoor season. At the SEC Championships, he was disqualified in the final for stepping out of his lane on the final turn, and Laird took the title. However, because he ranked high enough by running 20.37 in his preliminary, he qualified for his first NCAA Indoor Championships, where he would win the 200m indoor NCAA national title. Boling clocked a 20.19,[19] the joint-sixth fastest time in history.
Laird and Boling's rivalry was set to grow in the outdoor season with the addition of the 100m and 4 × 100 m. At the SEC Outdoor Championships, Laird won the 100m/200m double, while Boling finished 2nd and 3rd, respectively. His time of 20.06 seconds was a personal best in the 200m. Boling ran the anchor for Georgia's 4 × 100 m, with a slight lead but was caught by Laird and finished 2nd. At the NCAA Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, Boling finished 6th and 5th in the 100m and 200m, respectively. Boling was considered a Freshman in 2021 by many, due to COVID-19 causing a short season his Freshman year.[citation needed]
Boling stayed in Eugene for the US Olympic Trials, where he finished 14th overall in the 100m semis and 9th overall in the 200m semis, bringing his first complete College season and first Olympic tryout to an end.[citation needed]
2022
At the 2022 SEC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Boling placed 4th in the 100m in a time of 10.13 and won the 200m with the time of 20.01.
At the 2022 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships, Boling placed 6th in the 100m with a time of 10.18 and finished 2nd in the 200m in a time of 20.13.
At the World Championships in Budapest Boling won two gold medals - one on the US 4 X 400m Mixed Relay Team and the other on the Men's 4 X 400m Relay Team.
@vernonfrance2974 Thank you for this information 🙏 💪
@@vernonfrance2974highschool and college are over, he was hit or miss in college anyway! Plus, let's get it straight, he didn't earn or deserve a spot at worlds he wasn't even in the top 10 in the 100m (ranked 63) and 400m (ranked 23) so why was he even a thought for the US relay teams again. Oh I know, to satisfy your fetish for GWH. SMH LOL he won't make the Olympics off any open event. He will get a petty pass for a relay which he won't deserve or have earned again! Smh lol
How many years have we been seeing Boling supposedly being the next big thing in track? All you have to do is look at the thumbnail for this video and you will see why he will never be that guy. After all this time, and using different coaches, he still has not learned how to relax when he runs. He always looks like your little brother trying to beat you in a race. He puts way too much effort into his face and upper body, and it causes him to be slower than he could be.
Strong 💪 point
Yuk, Boling looks like he is ready to quit. No Olympics in individual event.
Well, gee, some days you just don’t have it. Maybe he had the diarrhea. It happens.
Bowling just cant relax duting his races. He expends so much energy tensing up he beats himself half the time. He needs a better coach.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Jackery? 😂
Boling is the product of shit coaching at Georgia...FIND NEW COACHING
U have to find coaching that can figure you out!
Dude. He’s with an Olympic coach now. You guys can’t use that excuse for him anymore.
It’s not going to matter how good his coaches are because he’s now running an event that doesn’t completely suit him.
He should be running the 100. That’s where he was best in HS. But his coaches could only see him as a future quarter-miler… for a certain obvious reason…. So he got pushed down the wrong road, and now his talent is being wasted.
I actually think 200m is his event. If you notice the way he runs, he usually finishes strong in intremediate tracks(200m)The 200m allows him to build up momentum--open up his speed & either closes well or finishes strong. The 100m is too quick a track for him to build up his momentum & race to his strengths. @@jameshegeman5660
He was a little short on stamina and he went out too fast. Funny all those people that accuse people of liking him because he's supposedly "The Great White Hope" are not wondering why his fans do not jump ship to support Faust. Well Faust is "white" too isn't he?
@@jameshegeman5660that’s not quite true. Boling is perfect to excel in the 100, 200 and 400. He has the raw talent to be competitive. He simply needs someone to break through that poor running form, teach him about foot strike and most importantly, relaxation. He is tense from the gun, shoulders up and expending more energy than everyone. He hasn’t learned the art of running free, yet intentionally powerful!
You guys are cursing these so-called "great white hypes." Mathew Boling, Abbey Steiner. Every time these people are propped up as the next great thing. They always end up crashing out.
*Shocking...... NOT!!!!* Matt is not a great open 400m runner. He is good on relays, but that's just it. Matt was 69 in the worlds and 23 in the USA last year. That's not good enough to even prove why he deserves a spot on relays either, GWH, he gets a petty spot because of his skin, if we keep it real. It's not a deserved or earned spot.
Will say it again ...boling is not a quarter miler....he is a 200 /100 guy ....always has been ..he is just too pale ..
Exactly. I can’t believe that he ran the fastest 100m time in all conditions in HS and then as soon as he got to college he was being pushed up in distance… for… reasons…
Not a top tier 100 or 200 guy either. I think decathlon is his best bet.
He was ranked 23 in the 100m last year, that's just in us. He was ranked 69 in the world, those positions don't make you a great 100m runner.
Boling is not making a US team in the 100 or 200. He doesn't have the foot speed. He has the tools to be an outstanding quarter miles. I think he has more talent than anyone in this field besides maybe Patterson. Give him a little time for that quarter mile training to work. He's in the right event.
@jameshegeman5660 but he didn't. He only ran the quarter on relays. He made the final of multiple NCAA 100 and 200 meter championships. He even has a title in the 200.