Fahnbulleh is such a wildcard competitor. He always starts badly and closes like a freight train. If you told me he didn't even make the semis at the Olympics, I wouldn't be stunned. If you told me he snuck in a bronze medal, I wouldn't be stunned either. That his relay splits are good is no surprise because a relay start somewhat mitigates his slow build-up to his drive phase.
Fanbulleh is the only sprinter right now that almost has the same top-end speed as Lyles, but his starts are so bad that he always has to play catch-up. I legit think he can run sub-19.60s if he ever has a good start
Interested that Simbine wasn’t mentioned in the beginning with the listed splits. He ran 8.92 at these games, and also just beat Coleman and Kerley in China.
The pronunciation of Leslie Tebogo’s name is perfect is perfect 👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Joseph “freight train” fahnbulleh is fast becoming a memorable figure in track. So much potential. Scary closing is his trademark. Will be looking out for him.
His name in fact is Letsile , not Lesley. He is from Botswana. South Africa, where I am from, are there neighbours. Phonetically his name would be pronounced as follows (as close as I can get); Let-cee-lê. Alternatively an easier pronunciation, for those unfamiliar with how to pronounce ‘lê’ would be ‘lei’. In other words , Let-cee-lei. Not strictly correct but a commendable effort. Trust the above is of help. We are truly blessed with a phenomenal group of track and field athletes going into this year’s Olympic Games and beyond. Expect that we are going to be privileged to watch some epic encounters and achievements at this year’s Games. Kevin FitzGerald.
Loved the video with LBR, NGR & GHA all celebrating together after qualifying for Paris :) That race was exciting to watch as always when Big Joe does that, but LBR should try him on 2nd to eat up that back stretch with Matadi on anchor at least once.
Yay - finally a video about Doha. Only 4 days away! Big women's 800m (Moraa vs Reekie), men's 1500 (Cheruiyot vs Nordås) and men's 400 (Gardiner) too. Looking forward to it.
I believe because one parent is from Liberia and the the other the u.s. he could represent either nation. He chooses Liberia because it is easier team to make.
@@stephentrader9142Or because he feels a closer connection to Liberia than the USA. Mondo is from Louisiana and competes for Sweden, but not because it’s easier to make the 🇸🇪 team; he could easily make any PV team in the galaxy.
Andre De Grasse’s 8.96 split is indeed fast, but Kenny Bednarek and Noah Lyles ran faster than that. Kenny Bednarek: 8.95 (2nd Leg) Noah Lyles: 8.88 (Anchor)
Given that Fahnbulleh is such a slow starter, is it safe to say that he achieves the fastest speed in the field once he hits his stride? I mean, he just closes so fast over the last 40!
You know, you could've at least mentioned South Africa's 3 TEENAGERS + Simbene, who ran the 3rd fastest time of the competition. With Simbene splitting 8.92 - only falling short of Lyles.
He makes the rest of the field look like they're jogging during the last half of his sprints, it's pretty terrifying to see what he's like at top speed. If only there was a running start for the regular 100m lol
Hi TRP, the new athletes are awesome. Can I ask you to consider doing a history of decathlon? As a Czech kid, I remember watching Tomáš Dvořák, who had a WR (per google) just 6 points away from 9k points, and still the only one to exceed 8900 points 3 times, and his somewhat younger contemporary Roman Šebrle, who became at his time even more prominent as a decathlete for some time, and who was the first to break 9k, by doing 9026 points. He also has the third best point total from individual PR performances behind Mike Smith and Dan O´Brien. Aston Eaton later beat his competition score, and became the most decorated decathlete of all time, and Ashton´s score was later eclipsed by Kévin Mayer, which stands as the current WR record at 9126 points, a whole 100points better than Šebrle´s mark, and 81 points better than Eaton´s.
If JF could improve his start even a little and get to top speed sooner, I really think he has the capability to get a world record in the 200 and maybe even the 100. He is SO fast for someone so sluggish off the line. His legs look like they’re moving slow compared to everyone else but the amount of force he exerts with every stride is what makes him cover so much ground so quickly. He has a lot of room for improvement which makes his potential really promising.
Fahnbulleh has long suffered from a bad start and slow drive phase but once he gets motoring he just keep accelerating, iv seen quite a few races now thanks to TRP and in every single race i can remember he has still been closing and accelerating at the end of the 200m when almost everyone else is hanging on or fading, id like to see him in a 300m race where he would have plenty of time to push his top end speed and the strength he has to keep it going, we have all seen the difference to Lyles starts over the last year so if Fahnbulleh could get with a similar coach to work on those 2 problem areas he could give Lyles and Tebogo a run for their money imo
Hey, guys whats your thought on this ?? ...World Run Championship, which would showcase the global talent and excitement of running as a sport. Similar to the Cricket World Cup and the FIFA World Cup for football, the World Run Championship would bring together nations from around the world to compete in various running events. This event aims to elevate the profile of running and provide a platform for athletes to showcase their skills on an international stage. Here are some key details and comparisons to existing sporting events: Format: The World Run Championship would feature a variety of running events, including sprints (100m, 200m), middle-distance (400m, 800m), long-distance (1 mile, 3k, 5k, 10k), and marathons. The competition would be structured similarly to existing World Cups, with group stages followed by knockout rounds leading to the final. Global Participation: Like the Cricket and Football World Cups, the World Run Championship would be open to all nations, providing an opportunity for athletes from every corner of the globe to compete against each other. Grand Opening Event: The World Run Championship could kick off with a marathon involving all participating countries, serving as a grand opening event to symbolize unity and the spirit of competition. Broadcasting and Spectatorship: The event would be broadcasted globally, allowing fans from around the world to follow the action. Stadiums hosting the competitions would draw crowds of spectators, creating an electrifying atmosphere akin to other major sporting events. Promotion of Running: By establishing the World Run Championship, we aim to promote the sport of running and inspire participation at all levels, from grassroots to elite athletes. The event would encourage a healthy and active lifestyle and serve as a platform for aspiring runners to pursue their passion. I believe that the World Run Championship has the potential to become a flagship event in the world of sports, attracting widespread attention and excitement.
Joseph F is an international sprinter but what he had done is not 🚭🚫 surprised since he resides in the United States of America and are trained here and I remembered that Lindsey was ahead and Joseph F was in that heavy hitters and he tracked down Lindsey and almost caught up with him as a closer and he always competed INTERNATIONALLY with the AMERICANS and was a Gator from the NCAA championships and he was a CHAMPION of the collegiate level so am I missing something here?! He is CAPABLE to do what he did and yeah he is progressing for the country that he is representing even though he is well trained in the United States so should we be surprised about what he had done in the Bahamas?!! I called it DETERMINATION and RESILIENCE until he got the job DONE!! Congratulations to his team!!!!
I can confirm this I was right there for the past todays at World Relays 2024 in The Bahamas my 🇧🇸 my home..track side an this guy (Fahngulleh) is freight train with legs.....
USA and Canada are really strong in the 4x100m . They will probably dominate Paris 2024. If you like track and field video games in a retro style, I suggest you Medal winners 24.
They only issue with Team Canada, depth. The heats of the 4x1 is on the same day as the 200m finals. Degrasse, barring injuries should be in that finals and possibly Aaron Brown too. If one or both are in the 200m finals, they may not run the 4x1 heats, similar to what happened at Budapest last year.
Somebody fill me in ... 1. so if a relay team want to qualify for Paris, they had to attend this meet ? 2. How many teams per race qualify ? Eg how many qualify for the 4 x 100 ? 3. When they get to Paris how many relay heats then before the semis ( if there are semis ) 4. Last question - can a country still qualify even if they didnt run at Bahamas ?
I want to see the 4 guys with the fastest split times team up and break the WR. Forget what country they represent, Just 4 guys against the clock.. cheers.
Kindly do a split analysis for India Men's 4x400 meters. Lots of eyeballs on them especially after injury to Rajesh Ramesh caused them to pull out of Mixed 4x400 m.
Did it ever occur to you that these runners are peaking too soon? It’s just may and the Olympics is in August. That’s a long time to run at a high level. Meanwhile Noah Lyles, Coleman, Knighton and others are planning when they will peak.
Linsey will ofc take the W Men’s 1500 is even more stacked in doha Nordas, Kipsang, both Cheruiyots, a new Komen (3:32SB), Elliot Giles, and a Robert Farken from Germany will race
Fahnbulleh is a hit and miss, he has his days where performs and then not so much on others. Idky, but to me his form looks as if he's going to trip and fall at any second.
Fahnbulleh is a nowhere man. Doesn’t beat any of the big boys. Always in the race making up the numbers. Fair enough he closes well sometimes but he is not in the elite top competitors for either 100m or 200m. I wouldn’t be surprised if his career ends without him making any serious or consistent global medal winning statements. A good runner for sure, but not a global champion.
Okay split times are just stupid the first runner who has to react to the gun and start and run then run the corner is going to have by far the slowest time even slower than his own 100m!
@jaredbowen3527 of course I don't have a crystal ball and neither do you. It's my opinion that he has superior genetics and is only 22 or 23. His peak is yet to come.
Means absolutely nothing. All had a running start. The United States would have all the relays had it being about not knowing the rules. Go go to Paris.
Well what happened to him was he qualified for the Olympic team this past weekend in the relays. Now he can add to his World Championship gold medal from last year. Not too shabby huh?
For political reasons we all ought to support Liberian Athletics. Given the history of that nation and it's recent civil war any thing that brings her into union with the rest of the African nations and world nations must be recognized. Because heros of sport tend to have international experience, be in good health though out long life times, and polylenguistic that can govern democratic nations, and play a roles in national development and national maintaince. I owe much to the Liberian nation. If you feel you have an equal debit please follow and support them. Lastly, for most of its time of self regional governance Jamaican was a tropical hell hole. The emergance of Jamaican Athletics to world prominence brought, peace, tourism, and a sense of pride and solidarity to the island. Just a few athletes started big changes. So, an emotional investment in sport always pays off for us all. There is no place on God's Green Earth that we should fear to travel to. An open free Liberian nation is a blessing to us all. Bravo Joseph❤❤❤
From now on, could you just tell me at what point in your videos you'll actually talk about what's in your thumbnails? You could be the best track channel on YT and you continually choose to be terrible.
@@blackculturebridge.4977 Only a moron would defend his terrible videos. It's not hard. You say your video is about a thing...make it about that thing. Now piss off.
he does bad clickbaits often but this isn't a good video to point that out. he literally talked about Fahnbulleh's finishing prowess for a big part of the first half.
Yeah something crazy happened in the 100 mt, they're breaking the 10 second barrier, ( spoiler alert, they have been since 1963) life is a drag without bolt.
Fahnbulleh is such a wildcard competitor. He always starts badly and closes like a freight train. If you told me he didn't even make the semis at the Olympics, I wouldn't be stunned. If you told me he snuck in a bronze medal, I wouldn't be stunned either. That his relay splits are good is no surprise because a relay start somewhat mitigates his slow build-up to his drive phase.
He is a little too bulky still. He needs to lose a little weight.
He is a train. I've never seen another runner who made me think train like he does. I love seeing him run.
Semis is dragging it, he's making the semis regardless of his start
Perfectly said my friend.
@@vuksgitauhe absolutely does not. He is shredded
Fanbulleh is the only sprinter right now that almost has the same top-end speed as Lyles, but his starts are so bad that he always has to play catch-up. I legit think he can run sub-19.60s if he ever has a good start
Zarnell Hughes is close. Fred kerley 2 years ago but probably not now
Tebogo?
@@totobumbumful I’d put him in the convo too but his biggest weapon is without a doubt his speed endurance
He forgot mathew boiling has run 20.02 this season.
Courtney Lindsey . Will win with a 19.85
Interested that Simbine wasn’t mentioned in the beginning with the listed splits. He ran 8.92 at these games, and also just beat Coleman and Kerley in China.
Even omanyala Ran a split time of 9.15 although finished 4th
Because he's not American 😂
This channel has never been interested in Simbine I've been saying it for year's when the only they posted was Ingebritsen video's.
He is very underrated is not even for the first time
@likhayam facts
The pronunciation of Leslie Tebogo’s name is perfect is perfect 👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Joseph “freight train” fahnbulleh is fast becoming a memorable figure in track. So much potential. Scary closing is his trademark. Will be looking out for him.
The future is a guy named Camden Capehart🙂😎🥳
But they say tebo-go
His name in fact is Letsile , not Lesley.
He is from Botswana.
South Africa, where I am from, are there neighbours.
Phonetically his name would be pronounced as follows (as close as I can get); Let-cee-lê.
Alternatively an easier pronunciation, for those unfamiliar with how to pronounce ‘lê’ would be ‘lei’.
In other words , Let-cee-lei. Not strictly correct but a commendable effort.
Trust the above is of help.
We are truly blessed with a phenomenal group of track and field athletes going into this year’s Olympic Games and beyond.
Expect that we are going to be privileged to watch some epic encounters and achievements at this year’s Games.
Kevin FitzGerald.
I've seen Fahnbulleh come off the turn in the 200 in 6th place and ended the race by winning it. Simply a beast.
Loved the video with LBR, NGR & GHA all celebrating together after qualifying for Paris :) That race was exciting to watch as always when Big Joe does that, but LBR should try him on 2nd to eat up that back stretch with Matadi on anchor at least once.
It would really make more sense to put Joseph on the second leg. I hope they do it in the future.
@@Elliottklassen 100%, hope they try that order at least a couple of times!
Was amazing to be there at the stadium, some ultra fast changeovers made a massive difference!
Freight Train Fanbuleh..His tip end speed is crazy..I wish he could get his start together cause he could.make it interesting
Fahnbulleh is truly something else, his finishing speed came in very clutch for that last 100m
Yay - finally a video about Doha. Only 4 days away! Big women's 800m (Moraa vs Reekie), men's 1500 (Cheruiyot vs Nordås) and men's 400 (Gardiner) too. Looking forward to it.
He's not from Liberia, he represents Liberia. He's from Minnesota.
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He's from Minnesota but an African name
I believe because one parent is from Liberia and the the other the u.s. he could represent either nation. He chooses Liberia because it is easier team to make.
@@stephentrader9142Or because he feels a closer connection to Liberia than the USA. Mondo is from Louisiana and competes for Sweden, but not because it’s easier to make the 🇸🇪 team; he could easily make any PV team in the galaxy.
yeah, i mean, if you watch any interview with him, you'll know that. nothing wrong with that tho since one of his parents is actually from liberia.
Fanbuleh is basically a running cow. When the cow gets momentum it's better to not get in the way.
Hes the Juggernaut B!tch! 😂
I like beef.
😂
Don't sleep on Degrasse as well. You completely ignored his 8.96 split.
Andre De Grasse’s 8.96 split is indeed fast, but Kenny Bednarek and Noah Lyles ran faster than that.
Kenny Bednarek: 8.95 (2nd Leg)
Noah Lyles: 8.88 (Anchor)
Akani Simbine 8.92
as incredible as joe is in sprinting something tells me he's built for something else i just don't know what
Given that Fahnbulleh is such a slow starter, is it safe to say that he achieves the fastest speed in the field once he hits his stride? I mean, he just closes so fast over the last 40!
He should run more of 400m
His top end speed is wild, just need to tweak his starts. Hes really like a freight train
Why does nobody talk about Kenny bednarek? He’s as impressive as the rest of them.
Kung Fu Kenny coming to shock some of us I fear he in great form out run Jacob’s in the relays too
You know, you could've at least mentioned South Africa's 3 TEENAGERS + Simbene, who ran the 3rd fastest time of the competition.
With Simbene splitting 8.92 - only falling short of Lyles.
Would love to know what Joseph's top speed is in the 200 vs other's...he just keeps accelerating like nobody else
He makes the rest of the field look like they're jogging during the last half of his sprints, it's pretty terrifying to see what he's like at top speed. If only there was a running start for the regular 100m lol
Dont forget about DeGrasse either. He had a 8.96 closing leg and probably could have gone faster if pushed.
Only 4 sprinters that ran sub 9 split in that 4x100m Relay final.
Noah: 8.88
Kenny: 8.95
Andre: 8.96
Zharnel: 8.97
Akani Simbine 8.92
Ohhh. That 7.65 from Italy impressive 😂😂
Hi TRP, the new athletes are awesome.
Can I ask you to consider doing a history of decathlon?
As a Czech kid, I remember watching Tomáš Dvořák, who had a WR (per google) just 6 points away from 9k points, and still the only one to exceed 8900 points 3 times, and his somewhat younger contemporary Roman Šebrle, who became at his time even more prominent as a decathlete for some time, and who was the first to break 9k, by doing 9026 points.
He also has the third best point total from individual PR performances behind Mike Smith and Dan O´Brien.
Aston Eaton later beat his competition score, and became the most decorated decathlete of all time, and Ashton´s score was later eclipsed by Kévin Mayer, which stands as the current WR record at 9126 points, a whole 100points better than Šebrle´s mark, and 81 points better than Eaton´s.
No reason to do a vid now since you just told us everything.
If JF could improve his start even a little and get to top speed sooner, I really think he has the capability to get a world record in the 200 and maybe even the 100. He is SO fast for someone so sluggish off the line.
His legs look like they’re moving slow compared to everyone else but the amount of force he exerts with every stride is what makes him cover so much ground so quickly.
He has a lot of room for improvement which makes his potential really promising.
Aaron Brown is first leg, not 3rd. Brendon Rodney is 3rd for Canada.
Fahnbulleh has long suffered from a bad start and slow drive phase but once he gets motoring he just keep accelerating, iv seen quite a few races now thanks to TRP and in every single race i can remember he has still been closing and accelerating at the end of the 200m when almost everyone else is hanging on or fading, id like to see him in a 300m race where he would have plenty of time to push his top end speed and the strength he has to keep it going, we have all seen the difference to Lyles starts over the last year so if Fahnbulleh could get with a similar coach to work on those 2 problem areas he could give Lyles and Tebogo a run for their money imo
It's crazy because Fahnbulleh's form makes him look like he's running slow.
There were some 9.0s in the first rpund as well. Degraase and Boonson in the same heat.
Hey, guys whats your thought on this ??
...World Run Championship, which would showcase the global talent and excitement of running as a sport.
Similar to the Cricket World Cup and the FIFA World Cup for football, the World Run Championship would bring together nations from around the world to compete in various running events. This event aims to elevate the profile of running and provide a platform for athletes to showcase their skills on an international stage.
Here are some key details and comparisons to existing sporting events:
Format: The World Run Championship would feature a variety of running events, including sprints (100m, 200m), middle-distance (400m, 800m), long-distance (1 mile, 3k, 5k, 10k), and marathons. The competition would be structured similarly to existing World Cups, with group stages followed by knockout rounds leading to the final.
Global Participation: Like the Cricket and Football World Cups, the World Run Championship would be open to all nations, providing an opportunity for athletes from every corner of the globe to compete against each other.
Grand Opening Event: The World Run Championship could kick off with a marathon involving all participating countries, serving as a grand opening event to symbolize unity and the spirit of competition.
Broadcasting and Spectatorship: The event would be broadcasted globally, allowing fans from around the world to follow the action. Stadiums hosting the competitions would draw crowds of spectators, creating an electrifying atmosphere akin to other major sporting events.
Promotion of Running: By establishing the World Run Championship, we aim to promote the sport of running and inspire participation at all levels, from grassroots to elite athletes. The event would encourage a healthy and active lifestyle and serve as a platform for aspiring runners to pursue their passion.
I believe that the World Run Championship has the potential to become a flagship event in the world of sports, attracting widespread attention and excitement.
That’s right fahnbulleh baby… there we go
This is a Lindsey vs Bednarek race, but I think Lindsey has gathered too momentum to hold back. I’ll give him the win
Close call between Lindsey and Bednarek. Time depends on wind, largely, but my bet is 19.85 at +1.7m/s, Fanbulleh 3rd just under 20sec
I’d be curious to see what Fahnbulleh could do over 400m where his lousy start would be mostly negated.
I will keep mentioning this until you make a video about her but Adeleke just split 48.5s
That was super insane!!!!
Joseph F is an international sprinter but what he had done is not 🚭🚫 surprised since he resides in the United States of America and are trained here and I remembered that Lindsey was ahead and Joseph F was in that heavy hitters and he tracked down Lindsey and almost caught up with him as a closer and he always competed INTERNATIONALLY with the AMERICANS and was a Gator from the NCAA championships and he was a CHAMPION of the collegiate level so am I missing something here?! He is CAPABLE to do what he did and yeah he is progressing for the country that he is representing even though he is well trained in the United States so should we be surprised about what he had done in the Bahamas?!! I called it DETERMINATION and RESILIENCE until he got the job DONE!! Congratulations to his team!!!!
Awesome
I can confirm this I was right there for the past todays at World Relays 2024 in The Bahamas my 🇧🇸 my home..track side an this guy (Fahngulleh) is freight train with legs.....
fahnbulleh should focus on the 400. he doesnt have the acceleration to medal in either 100m and 200m ,atleast at the moment
Waiting on Gabby Thomas and Ta-Lou’s video
Gabby might get one but Talou probably not since she hasn’t done anything particularly noteworthy. And she was in a video a few days ago.
USA and Canada are really strong in the 4x100m . They will probably dominate Paris 2024. If you like track and field video games in a retro style, I suggest you Medal winners 24.
They only issue with Team Canada, depth. The heats of the 4x1 is on the same day as the 200m finals. Degrasse, barring injuries should be in that finals and possibly Aaron Brown too. If one or both are in the 200m finals, they may not run the 4x1 heats, similar to what happened at Budapest last year.
@@BDQ1975 yeah that's an issue to take into consideration.
Closing like a freight train is unimpressive closing like a maglev
A time in the 19.80s is taking it at Doha this year
Somebody fill me in ...
1. so if a relay team want to qualify for Paris, they had to attend this meet ?
2. How many teams per race qualify ? Eg how many qualify for the 4 x 100 ?
3. When they get to Paris how many relay heats then before the semis ( if there are semis )
4. Last question - can a country still qualify even if they didnt run at Bahamas ?
I think he should be perfect for a 300 m race
It was not the 100m it was the 4x100.
I want to see the 4 guys with the fastest split times team up and break the WR. Forget what country they represent, Just 4 guys against the clock.. cheers.
Lyles 8.88 🔥
It's split's though. Let's see it in an actual 100m.
My opinion Liberia so many talent the sprint ‼️😁
So we all know now Usain Bolt is rank 18 in 100m speed his record no longer the number one
Kindly do a split analysis for India Men's 4x400 meters. Lots of eyeballs on them especially after injury to Rajesh Ramesh caused them to pull out of Mixed 4x400 m.
Yes, something did happen. That was insane. I ran the 1 millisecond of 100th
Bednarek ate Marcel Jacobs up on that 2nd leg.
Another early season Farnbulleh hype video. 🙄
i loooove fahnbullehhhhh..omg... but no one can tough noah in 100 and 200...good to luck to everyone.
Courtney Lindsey is going to win it easily.
Only Kung-fu Kenny Bednarek is going to be a threat to Lindsey.
Did it ever occur to you that these runners are peaking too soon? It’s just may and the Olympics is in August. That’s a long time to run at a high level. Meanwhile Noah Lyles, Coleman, Knighton and others are planning when they will peak.
You forgot about Knighton!!
Linsey will ofc take the W
Men’s 1500 is even more stacked in doha Nordas, Kipsang, both Cheruiyots, a new Komen (3:32SB), Elliot Giles, and a Robert Farken from Germany will race
Yuh
Bednarek just ran 19.67 (+1.7 m/s) wind
18 years last thailand runner is 9.02 sec to nearly time many world sprinter.
Something crazy happened.... Still waiting....
Should be between. 19.6 a d 19.8 depending on wind and weather.
Brendan Rodney was on 3rd leg for Canada not A.B
Fahnbulleh is in the wrong sport for now…he is big enough to be a free safety in the NFL with that ridiculous gap closing speed..
Where is this race?
Fahnbulleh is a hit and miss, he has his days where performs and then not so much on others. Idky, but to me his form looks as if he's going to trip and fall at any second.
19.5 you might see
Paris 200 final could be all sub 20 seconds.
When is he gonna talk about Colin sahlman????
What did he do?
Fahnbulleh is a nowhere man. Doesn’t beat any of the big boys. Always in the race making up the numbers. Fair enough he closes well sometimes but he is not in the elite top competitors for either 100m or 200m. I wouldn’t be surprised if his career ends without him making any serious or consistent global medal winning statements. A good runner for sure, but not a global champion.
Fahn shud run the 400
I expect 19.5
No way the first leg ran 9.15 since they came out of the blocks and ran on a curve. Usaine never did that nor anyone in history
He didn’t run the 1st leg he ran the 3rd leg
😮😮😮
What insane thing just happened?
Okay split times are just stupid the first runner who has to react to the gun and start and run then run the corner is going to have by far the slowest time even slower than his own 100m!
..is Andre Degrasse not competing? Again his name not even mentioned.
Fanbulleh was born in the USA and completed for another county?
his parents are Liberian
Is Lyles running in the Doha event too?
No
@@kc5466 okayy thanks bro
Noah not running 200 until New York Grand Prix which I believe is on June 9th
@@jaredbowen3527 Ohhh
Locomotive
Aaron Brown on third leg??
I think Aaron Brown..ran 1st leg with 10.45 behind Lindsey who wrote..10.42
Fahnbulleh just may be the 200 meter Olympic Champion in 2024 with a near WR time.
How impressionable you are
Nah bro he will get 4th place again he is cursed
@jaredbowen3527 of course I don't have a crystal ball and neither do you. It's my opinion that he has superior genetics and is only 22 or 23. His peak is yet to come.
@@ecosystems you act as if opinions can’t be idiotic.
@kc5466 what impresses you about any WC sprinter?
Means absolutely nothing. All had a running start. The United States would have all the relays had it being about not knowing the rules. Go go to Paris.
If the wind is right 19.6 for the win
A world record....Nope false alarm people as usual from this channel.
What has happened to Boiling 😮
Well what happened to him was he qualified for the Olympic team this past weekend in the relays. Now he can add to his World Championship gold medal from last year. Not too shabby huh?
For political reasons we all ought to support Liberian Athletics.
Given the history of that nation and it's recent civil war any thing that brings her into union with the rest of the African nations and world nations must be recognized.
Because heros of sport tend to have international experience, be in good health though out long life times, and polylenguistic that can govern democratic nations, and play a roles in national development and national maintaince.
I owe much to the Liberian nation. If you feel you have an equal debit please follow and support them.
Lastly, for most of its time of self regional governance Jamaican was a tropical hell hole. The emergance of Jamaican Athletics to world prominence brought, peace, tourism, and a sense of pride and solidarity to the island. Just a few athletes started big changes.
So, an emotional investment in sport always pays off for us all. There is no place on God's Green Earth that we should fear to travel to. An open free Liberian nation is a blessing to us all.
Bravo Joseph❤❤❤
🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
So, how fast was Joe Fahnbulleh? Better than Lyles or not?
From now on, could you just tell me at what point in your videos you'll actually talk about what's in your thumbnails? You could be the best track channel on YT and you continually choose to be terrible.
Only a shallow mind won't care for total runnings accurate athletics analysis. We don't pay for this anywhere. Take a seat please
@@blackculturebridge.4977 Only a moron would defend his terrible videos. It's not hard. You say your video is about a thing...make it about that thing.
Now piss off.
@@blackculturebridge.4977I’m half and half on this. I like the videos, but I hate the clickbait headlines.
he does bad clickbaits often but this isn't a good video to point that out. he literally talked about Fahnbulleh's finishing prowess for a big part of the first half.
😂😂you talking pure trash
Yeah something crazy happened in the 100 mt, they're breaking the 10 second barrier, ( spoiler alert, they have been since 1963) life is a drag without bolt.
Too much talking. Just show us the race with much less talking.
Those splits are TRASH ‼️ and way off 👎👎
Let me see your numbers am being dead serious
These videos are all hype titles and no content 👎👎