People know that Lyles had COVID. It’s just easier to criticize him because he has a larger than life personality. But at the end of the day, Noah Lyles is the reigning Olympic 100m Champion, and with that came millions more followers and bonuses from his sponsors. Enjoy your 9-5
Noah you are confident and you back up your talk! Nothing but respect from me and I’m 100% Jamaican 🇯🇲 . Keep doing what you do to elevate the sport and make your bread! RESPECT!
I'm just shocked he still managed to find positivity in a bronze medal even when he trained for the gold and was undoubtably the best for 4 years. The mindset I wish I had.
All of you are forever Olympic Champions, Olympic gold medalists. We appreciate the video, but you don't owe anyone explanations on anything. You all did your thing in Paris, and we enjoyed every bit of it. I love how you guys are sticking together against the haters out there......Love it!! Wish you all the best in your track careers, including the upcoming World Championships in 2025!
How does he deal with all that pressure specifically when it comes to sleep? My sleep is always terrible the night before a race. It's like I know I need to get good sleep so that causes me not to get good sleep and then my mind won't shut off. It kind of ruins it for me trying to run off of barely any sleep and of course I always end up running really slow.
People were happy he lost. It was weird. Over a basketball comment -_- People would have said Noah was making excuses if he got third for having a heart transplant that day
@@natehart4164it’s not even about if he’s right or wrong, it’s more of like why even say that in the first place. He started something that shouldn’t even happen cause of the things that were going on weren’t even a big deal at all
Did they fine him because of not disclosing the diagnosis, or not getting off the track after he was winded? I didn’t catch that part, did anyone else catch it?
My son you took a risk with your life. Praise is what I do. God heard you and kept you safe.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤you will prove them wrong don’t worry. Love and Blessings ❤
Hey 👋 all: 95% of worldwide Olympic viewers saw that KT,won the race:Politrix & Greedy Investors got involved in the sport: As we all know,anything industry they get involved with they always currupt or destroy!!!😮😢
How could KT win the race when the photo finish shows Noah's torso going through the line first.Did you know that KT and his coach Stephen Francis saw the photo finish and had to agree that Noah won.Please stop the nonsense.KT accepted that he came second its time for you to.
Became a 100m champion with COVID?? Ayt, why couldn't he do the same for the 200? Let's stop acting like this man would've won the 200 even if he was fully healthy. Letsile ran very fast. Noah would've had to run one of his top 4 best times to beat him, which is not easy to do. Noah has won World Champs running 19.8 before. So, it's not always a given that he'll run insanely fast in a final. Just take the L like a man and get better, bro. It's that simple! You going on a campaign to indirectly discredit what Letsile did when he beat you is not exemplary behaviour. Many people on that field also had their own issues going into the race, as was the case in the 100m. None of them are making as much noise as you are about why they lost. If you're that guy, show it in the next Olympics. Don't lose to the "kids" again, especially on an event that you call your wife
@@lesegogaborone2439 did I miss where Noah said he should have won the 200m? I only hear him saying how grateful and happy he is for winning the bronze…unless he says this somewhere else and I missed it…as for winning the 100m “with COVID” he says according to what “we know” about Covid it was in his body but the symptoms hadn’t manifested yet which i agree obviously then doesn’t mean much and is really just a technicality that doesn’t hold much value, but a fact is a fact.
@@kobina9175 He does not directly say that he should've won the 200m, but I believe that it's very clear that he's trying to imply that the incredibly short bout he had with COVID is the only reason he didn't pull off the double, and potentially the triple, like he's been so confidently and arrogantly proclaiming that he's going to do. Almost every single interview he's had leading up to the Olympics, he's left no reservation that he was going to win the 200m. On top of that, he's been remarkably condescending towards other athletes with regards to their ability to challenge him-- especially in the 200m. He may have contracted COVID, but it was clearly mild at best, if not a false positive. So, in my opinion, he didn't lose that race because of COVID, he lost to a person that was just much faster than him on that day. I also believe that him suddenly needing medical attention at the end was either him trying to act like COVID affected him more than it really did, or it was a real physiological manifestation of his shock that he lost the race, again, his embarrassment for having lost despite having sworn and promised that he would win and, lastly, his anxiety that he now had to swallow his words and pride after the flatulent arrogance he displayed towards Kenny and Tebogo, and the other athletes, in his campaign leading up to the Olympics. He may say he's grateful all he wants, but there's absolutely no way that guy is not burning with fury inside for having failed to rise to the olympic occasion, yet again, in an event which he claimed nobody could beat him in. Also, what other choice does he have but to say he's grateful? Coz if he says he despises that medal like he did the last one and swears that next time he'll leave with gold, people will remind him that that's what he said the last time and he didn't deliver...
@ I hear you but I don’t see that. He is clearly playing a role to bring more attention to the sport and HIMSELF which is very risky because when you lose as he has done and will continue to because it is a competitive sport you get ridiculed. During the 200m rounds everyone was asking what is wrong with Noah Lyles?! He looked totally different from how he did in any other races. So when the Covid news came out it made complete sense to me at least and I don’t see anywhere he has slighted Tebogo. I see Noah putting on a lot of bravado to bring attention but in defeat I guess I don’t see what you see. Tebogo is actually my favourite sprinter out of the 2 but I don’t get the Noah slander. Furthermore I see the bravado that Noah has been putting on as a response to his Bronze in the 200m in Tokyo where he felt his mentality cost him and he needed to be more confident in his abilities which we can clearly see he has responded in that manner behaviour-wise. I’ve heard him shoutout Tebogo and for me I’ll harp on that. It’s sad to see the majority of track fans reading between the lines only to Noah’s detriment and never the other way around.
@@kobina9175 I respect that there are differences in our opinions. My assessment of Noah comes from the greater context of what his behavior has been in the last few years. That's why I have come to the conclusions I have come to about his shenanigans at the Olympics. People keep saying that he's doing what he's doing to boost his self-confidence and to bring more eyes to the sport. But, for me, there's a difference between confidence and arrogance and Noah's behavior, undoubtedly, bespeaks the latter. Usain Bolt was confident, but he was always sure to be very respectful towards his competitors-- even Gatlin, his greatest opponent towards the later part of his career. And we both know how many eyes Bolt brought to the sport. So, arrogance is clearly not a prerequisite for increasing the popularity of the sport. The consequences of Noah's arrogance have clearly been good for the sport in terms of viewership, but that does not necessarily mean that his behavior is good and exempt from critique, especially since there are potentially millions of children that look up to him. In my opinion, his behavior is not exemplary of the sort of sports ethos that kids should aspire to. But, that's just me and my values, obviously, which, at the end of the day, are a subjective imposition on him of my own beliefs about how a good sportsman should behave. I'm just not buying his antics and I firmly believe that his manners and esteem of other athletes are superlatively deplorable.That's it! Noah has done well for himself and for the sport. Literally all his races are exciting and he's been given his due respect for what he has done. But, it's also not realistic to expect people, especially those who love the sport, to not be critical of his conduct when it's poor in character. He acts like that a lot and so people criticize him a lot for it
@@kobina9175 Additionally, I agree with you that Noah never directly said anything that detracts from Tebogo. That's why I say his attempts to do so have been "indirect". And yes, he did shout him out. But, for me, I just feel like he did that because he had no other choice. That's literally the only thing that could've made him look better after all the display of arrogance and pride, and being condescending towards the other athletes, before that race. His alternative was to just keep quiet and have people ridicule him for having lost despite having claimed that there's absolutely no way that was going to happen. Now, at least, some people can cut him some slack for having given Tebogo a shout out. For ME, though, it was an absolutely fake display of humility that came from his desperation to salvage something from his wounded ego
Can he really go away off social media , rai is coming off more as a lame some of them need not to show their personality and just run . Grant doesn’t necessarily care for Noah n that’s known so this is all fake for clicks but ppl are tired of Noah n his annoying ass
@@TopGeneral I completely agree with you. This guy clearly went and asked these two other goons to open a YT channel where he can continue pushing his sorrowful agenda to fool people into thinking that he would've won that 200 gold if it wasn't for him being "sick". It's crazy how many people are falling for it
@@juliusgantt2120Literally LOL. If you truly didn't care you wouldn't even be watching the video. The fact that these people take the time to click on and comment ironically shows they do care whether it's in a good way or not, and are just contradicting themselves. It's quite funny
Noah Lyles have casted a negative shadow on the World Olympicsafter the 'Magnifficient '6' took 20 yrs to restore what the sport is really all about( good,healthy & psycal fitness) from war & rivalry to brotherly & unity) Noah from another generation destroyed all that hard work - NOAH SHOULD BE IN JAIL FOR ENDANGERING THE LIVES OF HIS FELLOW COMPETATORS & SPORTS FANS,RUNNING,KNOWINGLY HAVING COVID:😮😢😢😢
Come on people. What makes sports is the different personalities and everyone not acting and responding the same way. I know individuals who have become interested in track because of Noah.
People know that Lyles had COVID. It’s just easier to criticize him because he has a larger than life personality. But at the end of the day, Noah Lyles is the reigning Olympic 100m Champion, and with that came millions more followers and bonuses from his sponsors. Enjoy your 9-5
I’ll see you at work too. Just a reminder Lyle’s doesn’t know u so u can wipe your lips and get off your knees now
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Noah you did great like you said, not many people get this chance and you still placed third which is still great.
Thank you!
Noah you are confident and you back up your talk! Nothing but respect from me and I’m 100% Jamaican 🇯🇲 . Keep doing what you do to elevate the sport and make your bread! RESPECT!
Noah, love everything you are doing for the sport. You are the ambassador and face of T&F. No one is doing more.
Thank you so much!
I'm just shocked he still managed to find positivity in a bronze medal even when he trained for the gold and was undoubtably the best for 4 years.
The mindset I wish I had.
The GOAT of mental health
Right?
Noah you are still the fastest man in the world. Keep doing what you’re doing and ignore negativity. Best wishes champ.
Love seeing the Big 3 together!
Thank you!
Track and field be its own worst enemy. Shout out to you headliners for pushing the sport
Wow, it’s inspiring that the Gospel was one of the things that inspired Noah to run his race. Loving the podcast guys, excited to see where it goes!
I feel like if he didn't have covid, Tebogo was either still gonna win or it was gonna be close like how it was with Kishane.
Okay
All of you are forever Olympic Champions, Olympic gold medalists. We appreciate the video, but you don't owe anyone explanations on anything. You all did your thing in Paris, and we enjoyed every bit of it. I love how you guys are sticking together against the haters out there......Love it!! Wish you all the best in your track careers, including the upcoming World Championships in 2025!
I pray you dont lose your confidence im rooting for you world record next
Thank you!
4:29 "I took the money"👀nah I'm playing 🤣🤣
HAHA
How does he deal with all that pressure specifically when it comes to sleep? My sleep is always terrible the night before a race. It's like I know I need to get good sleep so that causes me not to get good sleep and then my mind won't shut off. It kind of ruins it for me trying to run off of barely any sleep and of course I always end up running really slow.
Hi, Noah, Rai and Grant! This has really changed the way I am and I want to say thank you to all of you. Best of luck in the future
Thank you so much! Such kind words!
People were happy he lost. It was weird. Over a basketball comment -_-
People would have said Noah was making excuses if he got third for having a heart transplant that day
They were celebrating him losing as if he didn’t win the first gold in 24 years in the 100 m
Right!
totally
“World Champion of what?!” And he still ain’t wrong 💀
@@natehart4164it’s not even about if he’s right or wrong, it’s more of like why even say that in the first place. He started something that shouldn’t even happen cause of the things that were going on weren’t even a big deal at all
5 days to recover from covid is considered cut in half??? You certainly did not need $1500 medication to recover from covid in that time 😂
Did they fine him because of not disclosing the diagnosis, or not getting off the track after he was winded? I didn’t catch that part, did anyone else catch it?
He apparently disturbed the peace before the 200m race by doing all that jumping, on his entrance and winding up the crowd.
@ ohhhh, I see now. Thank you!
My son you took a risk with your life. Praise is what I do. God heard you and kept you safe.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤you will prove them wrong don’t worry. Love and Blessings ❤
For clarification: Noah said the day he went to the club he tested negative for Covid….so he was negative the day of the 200m race?????
Testing negative does not mean your symptoms are absent. Just means you are less likely to be spreading the virus to others.
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How do you block these videos from coming up ???
You just scroll by if you don't want to see it.
How do you block third grader comments such as this???
@@Brave-828by seizing your phone
I could tell something was wrong in the 1st round of the 200m. I said it! The look on his face and his body language showed something was wrong.
The best.
Thank you!!
Hey 👋 all: 95% of worldwide Olympic viewers saw that KT,won the race:Politrix & Greedy Investors got involved in the sport: As we all know,anything industry they get involved with they always currupt or destroy!!!😮😢
Ignorance is a dangerous disease
How could KT win the race when the photo finish shows Noah's torso going through the line first.Did you know that KT and his coach Stephen Francis saw the photo finish and had to agree that Noah won.Please stop the nonsense.KT accepted that he came second its time for you to.
What if after the competition, NOAH HAD BECAME A STATICS:??? WHAT DIFFERENCE WOULD IT HAVE MADE IF HE WONE???😮
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Became a 100m champion with COVID?? Ayt, why couldn't he do the same for the 200? Let's stop acting like this man would've won the 200 even if he was fully healthy. Letsile ran very fast. Noah would've had to run one of his top 4 best times to beat him, which is not easy to do. Noah has won World Champs running 19.8 before. So, it's not always a given that he'll run insanely fast in a final. Just take the L like a man and get better, bro. It's that simple! You going on a campaign to indirectly discredit what Letsile did when he beat you is not exemplary behaviour. Many people on that field also had their own issues going into the race, as was the case in the 100m. None of them are making as much noise as you are about why they lost. If you're that guy, show it in the next Olympics. Don't lose to the "kids" again, especially on an event that you call your wife
@@lesegogaborone2439 did I miss where Noah said he should have won the 200m? I only hear him saying how grateful and happy he is for winning the bronze…unless he says this somewhere else and I missed it…as for winning the 100m “with COVID” he says according to what “we know” about Covid it was in his body but the symptoms hadn’t manifested yet which i agree obviously then doesn’t mean much and is really just a technicality that doesn’t hold much value, but a fact is a fact.
@@kobina9175 He does not directly say that he should've won the 200m, but I believe that it's very clear that he's trying to imply that the incredibly short bout he had with COVID is the only reason he didn't pull off the double, and potentially the triple, like he's been so confidently and arrogantly proclaiming that he's going to do. Almost every single interview he's had leading up to the Olympics, he's left no reservation that he was going to win the 200m. On top of that, he's been remarkably condescending towards other athletes with regards to their ability to challenge him-- especially in the 200m. He may have contracted COVID, but it was clearly mild at best, if not a false positive. So, in my opinion, he didn't lose that race because of COVID, he lost to a person that was just much faster than him on that day. I also believe that him suddenly needing medical attention at the end was either him trying to act like COVID affected him more than it really did, or it was a real physiological manifestation of his shock that he lost the race, again, his embarrassment for having lost despite having sworn and promised that he would win and, lastly, his anxiety that he now had to swallow his words and pride after the flatulent arrogance he displayed towards Kenny and Tebogo, and the other athletes, in his campaign leading up to the Olympics. He may say he's grateful all he wants, but there's absolutely no way that guy is not burning with fury inside for having failed to rise to the olympic occasion, yet again, in an event which he claimed nobody could beat him in. Also, what other choice does he have but to say he's grateful? Coz if he says he despises that medal like he did the last one and swears that next time he'll leave with gold, people will remind him that that's what he said the last time and he didn't deliver...
@ I hear you but I don’t see that. He is clearly playing a role to bring more attention to the sport and HIMSELF which is very risky because when you lose as he has done and will continue to because it is a competitive sport you get ridiculed. During the 200m rounds everyone was asking what is wrong with Noah Lyles?! He looked totally different from how he did in any other races. So when the Covid news came out it made complete sense to me at least and I don’t see anywhere he has slighted Tebogo. I see Noah putting on a lot of bravado to bring attention but in defeat I guess I don’t see what you see. Tebogo is actually my favourite sprinter out of the 2 but I don’t get the Noah slander. Furthermore I see the bravado that Noah has been putting on as a response to his Bronze in the 200m in Tokyo where he felt his mentality cost him and he needed to be more confident in his abilities which we can clearly see he has responded in that manner behaviour-wise. I’ve heard him shoutout Tebogo and for me I’ll harp on that. It’s sad to see the majority of track fans reading between the lines only to Noah’s detriment and never the other way around.
@@kobina9175 I respect that there are differences in our opinions. My assessment of Noah comes from the greater context of what his behavior has been in the last few years. That's why I have come to the conclusions I have come to about his shenanigans at the Olympics. People keep saying that he's doing what he's doing to boost his self-confidence and to bring more eyes to the sport. But, for me, there's a difference between confidence and arrogance and Noah's behavior, undoubtedly, bespeaks the latter. Usain Bolt was confident, but he was always sure to be very respectful towards his competitors-- even Gatlin, his greatest opponent towards the later part of his career. And we both know how many eyes Bolt brought to the sport. So, arrogance is clearly not a prerequisite for increasing the popularity of the sport. The consequences of Noah's arrogance have clearly been good for the sport in terms of viewership, but that does not necessarily mean that his behavior is good and exempt from critique, especially since there are potentially millions of children that look up to him. In my opinion, his behavior is not exemplary of the sort of sports ethos that kids should aspire to. But, that's just me and my values, obviously, which, at the end of the day, are a subjective imposition on him of my own beliefs about how a good sportsman should behave. I'm just not buying his antics and I firmly believe that his manners and esteem of other athletes are superlatively deplorable.That's it! Noah has done well for himself and for the sport. Literally all his races are exciting and he's been given his due respect for what he has done. But, it's also not realistic to expect people, especially those who love the sport, to not be critical of his conduct when it's poor in character. He acts like that a lot and so people criticize him a lot for it
@@kobina9175 Additionally, I agree with you that Noah never directly said anything that detracts from Tebogo. That's why I say his attempts to do so have been "indirect". And yes, he did shout him out. But, for me, I just feel like he did that because he had no other choice. That's literally the only thing that could've made him look better after all the display of arrogance and pride, and being condescending towards the other athletes, before that race. His alternative was to just keep quiet and have people ridicule him for having lost despite having claimed that there's absolutely no way that was going to happen. Now, at least, some people can cut him some slack for having given Tebogo a shout out. For ME, though, it was an absolutely fake display of humility that came from his desperation to salvage something from his wounded ego
That explains the antics!!! Lol!
High energy!
Can he really go away off social media , rai is coming off more as a lame some of them need not to show their personality and just run . Grant doesn’t necessarily care for Noah n that’s known so this is all fake for clicks but ppl are tired of Noah n his annoying ass
Hi Erin brown is that you 😂
@@TopGeneral I completely agree with you. This guy clearly went and asked these two other goons to open a YT channel where he can continue pushing his sorrowful agenda to fool people into thinking that he would've won that 200 gold if it wasn't for him being "sick". It's crazy how many people are falling for it
I'm a track fan and too many "so-called" fans love hating on people. It's just funny to me. Get a life.
The fact that you took time to comment is evident that he moves the needle... whether you like him or not. Just enjoy the sport and the personalities.
@@juliusgantt2120Literally LOL. If you truly didn't care you wouldn't even be watching the video. The fact that these people take the time to click on and comment ironically shows they do care whether it's in a good way or not, and are just contradicting themselves. It's quite funny
Noah Lyles have casted a negative shadow on the World Olympicsafter the 'Magnifficient '6' took 20 yrs to restore what the sport is really all about( good,healthy & psycal fitness) from war & rivalry to brotherly & unity) Noah from another generation destroyed all that hard work - NOAH SHOULD BE IN JAIL FOR ENDANGERING THE LIVES OF HIS FELLOW COMPETATORS & SPORTS FANS,RUNNING,KNOWINGLY HAVING COVID:😮😢😢😢
Come on people. What makes sports is the different personalities and everyone not acting and responding the same way. I know individuals who have become interested in track because of Noah.
Is Noah trying to fool us or himself?
fool who and how? what did he say that wasnt true?