I feel like Noah is a different dude. He doesnt need the same motivation as everyone else. Just being able to look at everyone with a smirk on his face after winning is motivating enough for him.
Kishane Thompson and Noah Lyles are the most promising to me since neither of them ran even CLOSE to their perfect races in paris. Id say Kishane thompson is ever so slightly faster than Lyles but Lyles executes better on the big stage
Facts. Noah’s semifinal start was much better than finals. More 60s indoor will be great for him. I hope Kishane stays healthy. So many stories out there to be settled on the track. Hopefully more streaming will happen so track fans see more complete races.
Whenever its championships, i never have Seville on the podium, but that young man is very talented. He jogged a 9.8 in the semis, but he never runs his best when it matters even in Jamaican trials he can't win even while cruising sub 10s in the heats and semis.
@@SiFuJasper His split times tell a different story, faster 60m split in the final. Final throws you off because everybody else was much faster. Lyles split 3.88s and 6.44s, pretty much his PR.
I want Noah to focus even harder on the 200. So so much potential with his 19.31 then started to work on his 100 and hasn’t been as fast in the 200 based on competition times
@gaatro_barticles516 Noah will never get back to 19.31 because he did it when he was 24 years old and he will be 28 next season and most athletes never repeat their best race..
It will be interesting to see what he does with the 200M. I thought his comments/cynicism around people not caring about the 200M might be telling but we'll see. I think the next 4 years will be the greatest of his career.
@ what next 4 years are you talking about? He already setting the stage to walk away from track and field if things doesn’t go well for him this season those young Jamaicans in the 100M and the young African in 200M is going to be a problem for him Noah is safe in none of the discipline come next season..
@@michellerowe-smith5803 So I’m sure to understand what you are responding to, I said Kishane Thompson opening up his with the world leading time and close it with that same time.. That made him the favorite to win the gold at the Olympic to which he came 000.5 of a seconds away from winning the gold… Noah Lyles struggle the entire season to brake into 9.7 meaning he wasn’t in 9.7 shape until he finally shear that 9.79 with Kishane in the end.. Noah have the wild card for next season WC and anybody with a brain know him going up against Oblique and Kishane will be a major problem for him in that 100m
Coach can I say that I LOVE your "focus" for your channel (even if I dont always agree with your takes lol). There are countless channels by people who focus on and favor their own national athletes, constantly disrespecting ours. I honestly get annoyed at American apologists bending over backwards to appease critics/haters when they're focusing on our athletes. Your coverage is in general very respectful and balanced.
I don't think that's going to be much of a problem for Noah. He definitely is the type to be motivated to do better and be better in his performances, especially from his interviews and podcasts.
'24 DL Champs don't get a Wildcard to Tokyo WC as the '25 DL Final is before the WC & those winners get the Wildcard instead, Road to Tokyo '25 page on WA website confirms this!
@@Eastsidecrime Yeah it means JAM gets the usual 3 spots & USA gets 4 spots in both M100/200m with Lyles as defending Champ (same with all defending World Champs, so JAM M400m, W200m & W100mH all get 4 spots with Antonio, Shericka & Danielle as defending Champs). USA also gets 4 spots in W100m, M110mH, M&W's SP, Women's PV & Discus.
@@XDF745nah it’s better with wildcards. That means an extra deserving person get to make it over someone that that gets to go simply by a qualifying quota.
Whoever is the World Champion at the end of the year in 2025 will be the athlete who can peak accordingly on the day regardless of the conditions, isn't limited or hindered by injuries and can make the least mistakes possible for the final. Right now, it isn't clear who can win with the season hasn't started yet but I believe strongly in consistency, good health and big race mentality/execution. The only person who has been able to showcase this constantly recently has been Noah Lyles. The results don't lie with his podium placements at every World Outdoor, World Indoor & Olympic Championship he's taken part of since 2019. Someone will have to outperform him in almost every way both technically & mentally and possibly PB to beat Lyles to take his title. Next year's season and beyond are going to be longer than usual so a lot of people are going to have to adjust majorly before burn outs and injuries happen.
So many injuries over the last 2-3yrs to Trayvon (9.76), Ronnie (9.83), Marvin (9.85) who last ran in Sep '23 & Cravont (9.90), be good to just see them back healthy in '25. Will Noah even run @Trials or run one or both 100/200m given his 2 Wildcards (like he did with the 200m @'22 Trials)? From '25 going fwd, WCs are going to be 9-Lane Semis & Finals in every event up to & inc the 800m, so if 9.85 Paris OLY Jacobs turns up, he should make that 9-Lane Final (ran his 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th fastest times all in '24), as should a 9.83 Zharnel who won '23 WC 100m Bronze but got injured in '24. 13:35; 😂 Way too confident thinking the facts were on your side when a decent point about Jacobs was being made (since indoors were briefly brought up, he beat Coleman for 60m Gold in 6.41 @'22 World Indoors). So apparently 23yr old 9.77 Kishane literally 0.005s away from OLY Gold in his 1st Global 100m Final doesn't warrant a WC podium place ahead of 23yr old 9.81 Oblique who finished 4th, 4th & 8th in his last 3 WC/OLY 100m Finals?! Make it make sense...Way too early predictions to make '25 Tokyo WC M100m Final; 3 USA (Noah, Fred & Kenny), 2 JAM (Kishane & Oblique), 2 AFR (Tebogo & Simbine) & 2 EUR (Zharnel & Jacobs).
@AllinTheGame01 Why didn’t you stick to your original thought? It’s not guarantee that 29 year old Fred Kerley will make the US team for WC and the same thing for Akeem Blake he might be the 3rd person behind Kishane and Oblique because they are all young and in their prime..
Get a load of these guys lol. Good show. Recency bias plagues the mind of track ppl. But Trayvon Bromell is back healthy and running a full indoor szn and he will be back and Marvin Bracy is back this year too off his suspension
Seville can’t run rounds. The injury had nothing to do with it. Just excuses. He has one good round in his legs at major championships. If he learns how to manage his rounds better he will challenge for gold. Just because he looks relaxed doesn’t mean he isn’t exerting a lot of effort. Go watch Asafa Powell at any major championship you will see the same pattern.
@MacheMprrison People was saying the same thing about Kishane Thompson that he couldn’t run rounds and he prove all the people that saying it was wrong in Paris.. Oblique Seville enter the Olympic Nursing an injury to which he went straight to Germany for treatment 2 weeks before the Games in Paris which he re-aggravated during the rounds, So this idea that he cannot run the rounds is bogus because he made the WC finals both times since he was 20 years old…
Yes and go watch those championship races. In each of the 3 championships (2 worlds and 1 Olympics) he runs an impressive semifinal and is not able to replicate it in the final
@@MachelMorrison And I would advise you to go watch this interview gave after beating Noah Lyles in Jamaica.. Let me quote him when the question came up about him not getting on the podium,he said every season he were injured and he find that strange.. Today we know he always have this issue with his groin..
@@tyeguy5373running your fastest time on the semifinal at the championship for like 2 years in a row basically means he can’t run rounds. If he’s always injured by the time the final comes around it means he doesn’t manage rounds well.
I agree if he runs at his best, he's a finalist. I just don't see evidence that his health is a safe bet in sprinting anymore. I would like to be wrong.
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What's the big event(s) of '25? The colleges have their Nationals but what's there for the pros besides the Diamond League. Michael Johnson's league is a year away, right? What's there to put the best vs the best? It doesn't seem that these top 1-5 of each event are there to challenge each other on a regular basis.
That Kendal Williams point in retrospect to Gout Gout was weak in no way was Kendal's times or eye test wise measure up to Gout. The kid is in that Mondo/Syd class as a kid or tier below slightly. Go back and watch Mondo and Syd as kids and you'll see the same dominance they do now as adults, Gout is on that trajectory only reason why folk lacking belief because he's from Australia otherwise y'all eating it up if he was from the US/Jamaica
I respect your opinion. But this is a sport where you compete against people in the other lanes. Kendal beat the NCAA 100M champion as a high school senior. Which is impressive by any measure. To be honest, not 1 man in the Olympic 100M final this year is listed as having a top 10 time as an under 18 athlete. Youth accomplishments matter. But history does not seem to suggest it is a simple carry over that being the best at one age, makes you the best later on. It does however get you in the conversation with the best in the world earlier. Which is exactly where Gout Gout is now. He is in the conversation as one of the world's great up and coming talents. But it is asking a lot to consider him the "NEXT" Usain when he has yet to run a pro race, and did not win "EVERYTHING" amongst junior athletes he could even this year. Time will tell, if he is in fact the next greatest ever. And if he does, I will certainly give him the flowers for doing so.
@@SCATrackandFieldfacts. He is racing against his countrymen and blowing them out the water. Let’s see how he does next season. He will be training with Noah. This will be interesting.
Noah have the best top hand speed if his Start is there nobody will beat him In the Olympics. He ran them down Go back and look at the Olympics.He was last out The Blocks .
Noah have the best top hand speed if his Start is there nobody will beat him In the Olympics he ran them down go back to the Olympics he was last out the blocks
Could u guys plz stop with this predictions: Its getting a little old and unfruitful: with all predictions everyone was wrong with that stock up at end of the line:😅🎉
I'm so sick of all Utubers: U all have taken the fun out of the Olympics: For this 2025:Noah,will be obliverated: If u all think that the 200m was a desaster; watch 2025 countdown will be a major upset 😡 😒 😢
Coleman is not gonna be there bruv. He missed his chances. How you pick CC ahead of Kerley is nuttz. Ahead of Noah, Tebogo, Servile AND Kishane??? 😅😅😅😅 naw bro. Nawwww
@grasworxTTGameplan I don’t think the US will win any medal in the 100M they stand a much better chance in picking up a medal in the 200M in Tokyo.. The simple fact that their front line male sprinters are too old to which the youngest will be 28 years old… While all 3 of Jamaica top sprinters are under 24 years old Botswana and South Africa have some pretty young guys too…
@@tyeguy5373so 28 is too old to win a medal? That is literally the prime. And Kenny bednarek is 26. And who’s the young guys from South Africa you’re speaking about?
@ how did we get to world record holder? And and what 24-30 supposed to mean? I don’t understand what you are trying to say, continue, and if you are talking about peaking Jamaica always peak their athletes the right time, this why they are difficult to beat so your 24-30 have no significant here..
@@Tadaia So you think an athlete should be able to skip as many tests as they like? He also got caught lying to anti-doping. Funny how him skipping tests coincided with his peak season and now post ban he struggles to finish his races without his form falling apart.
Kishane ran a horrible race and got 🥈 in Paris.. You guys are crazy. Noah won the race of his life and marginally beat kishane. If kishane runs even mediocre in Tokyo he will win by a margin of 0.05 or more. I don't really know or care who will come second.
I feel like Noah is a different dude. He doesnt need the same motivation as everyone else. Just being able to look at everyone with a smirk on his face after winning is motivating enough for him.
100% agree with that.
@@getmoney3806 yep, I noticed that right after Tebogo ran his 19.46s. Did you also see it?
Kishane Thompson and Noah Lyles are the most promising to me since neither of them ran even CLOSE to their perfect races in paris. Id say Kishane thompson is ever so slightly faster than Lyles but Lyles executes better on the big stage
Noah did run his perfect race
Neither ran even close to their perfect races in Paris? 😂😂 Delusional...
Facts. Noah’s semifinal start was much better than finals. More 60s indoor will be great for him. I hope Kishane stays healthy. So many stories out there to be settled on the track. Hopefully more streaming will happen so track fans see more complete races.
Whenever its championships, i never have Seville on the podium, but that young man is very talented. He jogged a 9.8 in the semis, but he never runs his best when it matters even in Jamaican trials he can't win even while cruising sub 10s in the heats and semis.
@@SiFuJasper His split times tell a different story, faster 60m split in the final. Final throws you off because everybody else was much faster. Lyles split 3.88s and 6.44s, pretty much his PR.
Y'all 2 are great together. Love the content.
I want Noah to focus even harder on the 200. So so much potential with his 19.31 then started to work on his 100 and hasn’t been as fast in the 200 based on competition times
@gaatro_barticles516 Noah will never get back to 19.31 because he did it when he was 24 years old and he will be 28 next season and most athletes never repeat their best race..
It will be interesting to see what he does with the 200M. I thought his comments/cynicism around people not caring about the 200M might be telling but we'll see. I think the next 4 years will be the greatest of his career.
@ what next 4 years are you talking about?
He already setting the stage to walk away from track and field if things doesn’t go well for him this season those young Jamaicans in the 100M and the young African in 200M is going to be a problem for him Noah is safe in none of the discipline come next season..
@@tyeguy5373he was never the favorite in the 100 m. It will be interesting to see. He looks great in training.
@@michellerowe-smith5803 So I’m sure to understand what you are responding to, I said Kishane Thompson opening up his with the world leading time and close it with that same time..
That made him the favorite to win the gold at the Olympic to which he came 000.5 of a seconds away from winning the gold…
Noah Lyles struggle the entire season to brake into 9.7 meaning he wasn’t in 9.7 shape until he finally shear that 9.79 with Kishane in the end..
Noah have the wild card for next season WC and anybody with a brain know him going up against Oblique and Kishane will be a major problem for him in that 100m
This is why Gout Gout training with Noah’s team will be great for Noah’s motivation.
Tebogo really just gonna surprise everyone
Coach can I say that I LOVE your "focus" for your channel (even if I dont always agree with your takes lol). There are countless channels by people who focus on and favor their own national athletes, constantly disrespecting ours. I honestly get annoyed at American apologists bending over backwards to appease critics/haters when they're focusing on our athletes. Your coverage is in general very respectful and balanced.
Thank you for the kind words, and for watching! I really appreciate it. More than you know.
Kishane gold, Lyles silver, Tebogo bronze. Kerley is my wild card.
USA Track is in a great place right now. And not just the sprinters. 4x1 they need to be doing extra work on that.
Coach Rob I agree with you that Noah needs to get some desire/motivation.
I don't think that's going to be much of a problem for Noah.
He definitely is the type to be motivated to do better and be better in his performances, especially from his interviews and podcasts.
USA and Jamaica get to send 4 people to the World championships, Noah Lyles and Ackeem Blake has wild cards
'24 DL Champs don't get a Wildcard to Tokyo WC as the '25 DL Final is before the WC & those winners get the Wildcard instead, Road to Tokyo '25 page on WA website confirms this!
@AllInTheGame01 yea you're right it doesnt show Ackeem as a wild card
@@Eastsidecrime Yeah it means JAM gets the usual 3 spots & USA gets 4 spots in both M100/200m with Lyles as defending Champ (same with all defending World Champs, so JAM M400m, W200m & W100mH all get 4 spots with Antonio, Shericka & Danielle as defending Champs). USA also gets 4 spots in W100m, M110mH, M&W's SP, Women's PV & Discus.
These wild cards shouldn't exist.
@@XDF745nah it’s better with wildcards. That means an extra deserving person get to make it over someone that that gets to go simply by a qualifying quota.
If Seville coach dont run him on the circuit, he will never blossom as a world-class competitor. My opinion.
He's signed to Grand Slam
I'm adding 2024 Diamond League Champion. Ackeem Blake in the equation! There will be a few new names in the mix as well!!
Whoever is the World Champion at the end of the year in 2025 will be the athlete who can peak accordingly on the day regardless of the conditions, isn't limited or hindered by injuries and can make the least mistakes possible for the final.
Right now, it isn't clear who can win with the season hasn't started yet but I believe strongly in consistency, good health and big race mentality/execution. The only person who has been able to showcase this constantly recently has been Noah Lyles. The results don't lie with his podium placements at every World Outdoor, World Indoor & Olympic Championship he's taken part of since 2019. Someone will have to outperform him in almost every way both technically & mentally and possibly PB to beat Lyles to take his title.
Next year's season and beyond are going to be longer than usual so a lot of people are going to have to adjust majorly before burn outs and injuries happen.
So many injuries over the last 2-3yrs to Trayvon (9.76), Ronnie (9.83), Marvin (9.85) who last ran in Sep '23 & Cravont (9.90), be good to just see them back healthy in '25. Will Noah even run @Trials or run one or both 100/200m given his 2 Wildcards (like he did with the 200m @'22 Trials)? From '25 going fwd, WCs are going to be 9-Lane Semis & Finals in every event up to & inc the 800m, so if 9.85 Paris OLY Jacobs turns up, he should make that 9-Lane Final (ran his 3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th fastest times all in '24), as should a 9.83 Zharnel who won '23 WC 100m Bronze but got injured in '24.
13:35; 😂 Way too confident thinking the facts were on your side when a decent point about Jacobs was being made (since indoors were briefly brought up, he beat Coleman for 60m Gold in 6.41 @'22 World Indoors). So apparently 23yr old 9.77 Kishane literally 0.005s away from OLY Gold in his 1st Global 100m Final doesn't warrant a WC podium place ahead of 23yr old 9.81 Oblique who finished 4th, 4th & 8th in his last 3 WC/OLY 100m Finals?! Make it make sense...Way too early predictions to make '25 Tokyo WC M100m Final; 3 USA (Noah, Fred & Kenny), 2 JAM (Kishane & Oblique), 2 AFR (Tebogo & Simbine) & 2 EUR (Zharnel & Jacobs).
@AllinTheGame01
Why didn’t you stick to your original thought?
It’s not guarantee that 29 year old Fred Kerley will make the US team for WC and the same thing for Akeem Blake he might be the 3rd person behind Kishane and Oblique because they are all young and in their prime..
Yall give hella respect to Marc for winning Olympics but don’t give the same respect to noah 😂
Get a load of these guys lol. Good show. Recency bias plagues the mind of track ppl. But Trayvon Bromell is back healthy and running a full indoor szn and he will be back and Marvin Bracy is back this year too off his suspension
Suspension?!
@TheErinBrownTV Bromell is old af. I like him though
@@likylake9503 yes for using PED
I like simbine is overlooked by everyone
And for good reason. If you bet on him to not win a medal every year he competed you’d be rich.
Gonna be a 🔥🔥2025 track season...
Courtney Lindsey coming....
Something is off when he runs. He has a very noticeable hitch whenever he runs poorly. His coach has to correct that immediately.
Seville can’t run rounds. The injury had nothing to do with it. Just excuses. He has one good round in his legs at major championships. If he learns how to manage his rounds better he will challenge for gold. Just because he looks relaxed doesn’t mean he isn’t exerting a lot of effort. Go watch Asafa Powell at any major championship you will see the same pattern.
@MacheMprrison People was saying the same thing about Kishane Thompson that he couldn’t run rounds and he prove all the people that saying it was wrong in Paris..
Oblique Seville enter the Olympic Nursing an injury to which he went straight to Germany for treatment 2 weeks before the Games in Paris which he re-aggravated during the rounds,
So this idea that he cannot run the rounds is bogus because he made the WC finals both times since he was 20 years old…
Yes and go watch those championship races. In each of the 3 championships (2 worlds and 1 Olympics) he runs an impressive semifinal and is not able to replicate it in the final
@@MachelMorrison And I would advise you to go watch this interview gave after beating Noah Lyles in Jamaica..
Let me quote him when the question came up about him not getting on the podium,he said every season he were injured and he find that strange..
Today we know he always have this issue with his groin..
@@tyeguy5373running your fastest time on the semifinal at the championship for like 2 years in a row basically means he can’t run rounds.
If he’s always injured by the time the final comes around it means he doesn’t manage rounds well.
Season greeting still fine if two get the same score they should tied
A healthy Marcel not making the final is blasphemy
I agree if he runs at his best, he's a finalist. I just don't see evidence that his health is a safe bet in sprinting anymore. I would like to be wrong.
.........Did we forget Tebego beat Coleman and Curley in the 100 Dimond league this year?
Kenny beat him in the 200 diamond league final. What can you deduce from that?
Appreciate the detailed breakdown! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
It would be something it a jamaican win the world title since the last time was 2015 in 2025 it would be 10 years
@brainbethune616
Jamaica is the favorite to win gold and silver medals at the 2025 world championship..
@@tyeguy5373favorites for gold and silver? Are you high?
What's the big event(s) of '25? The colleges have their Nationals but what's there for the pros besides the Diamond League. Michael Johnson's league is a year away, right? What's there to put the best vs the best? It doesn't seem that these top 1-5 of each event are there to challenge each other on a regular basis.
The event is in April
Missed the winner 🥇🤝 soon
Be careful of this athletes next year:
Courtney lindsey
Kenny Bednarek
Letsile Tebogo
Akani Simbine
That Kendal Williams point in retrospect to Gout Gout was weak in no way was Kendal's times or eye test wise measure up to Gout. The kid is in that Mondo/Syd class as a kid or tier below slightly. Go back and watch Mondo and Syd as kids and you'll see the same dominance they do now as adults, Gout is on that trajectory only reason why folk lacking belief because he's from Australia otherwise y'all eating it up if he was from the US/Jamaica
I respect your opinion. But this is a sport where you compete against people in the other lanes. Kendal beat the NCAA 100M champion as a high school senior. Which is impressive by any measure. To be honest, not 1 man in the Olympic 100M final this year is listed as having a top 10 time as an under 18 athlete. Youth accomplishments matter. But history does not seem to suggest it is a simple carry over that being the best at one age, makes you the best later on. It does however get you in the conversation with the best in the world earlier. Which is exactly where Gout Gout is now. He is in the conversation as one of the world's great up and coming talents. But it is asking a lot to consider him the "NEXT" Usain when he has yet to run a pro race, and did not win "EVERYTHING" amongst junior athletes he could even this year. Time will tell, if he is in fact the next greatest ever. And if he does, I will certainly give him the flowers for doing so.
@@SCATrackandFieldfacts. He is racing against his countrymen and blowing them out the water. Let’s see how he does next season. He will be training with Noah. This will be interesting.
@@michellerowe-smith5803yeah he’s only 17 years old I think he can run. 19.95 this year.,
If I was Noah I would focus on the . 200 meters.
The Asian from England. If he improves a lot. He might sneak into the final.
Its all about Kishane.
When is asinga returning? He can be the new 100m king
Asinga ban was 4 years. He’s gone until 2027 from what I read unless it was reduced
My money on Courtney Linsey and Christian Miller.
Noah have the best top hand speed if his Start is there nobody will beat him
In the Olympics.
He ran them down Go back and look at the Olympics.He was last out
The Blocks .
Noah have the best top hand speed if his Start is there nobody will beat him
In the Olympics he ran them down go back to the Olympics he was last out the blocks
And not gonna lie Fred will win next year. Kishsne will get 2nd i will get 3rd and Noah will get 4th
😂😂😂
the spider >
Dude never stops with the BS...
This is pure entertainment
lol a lot of fanboys are going to be disappointed this year and A LOT of excuses will be made.
Could u guys plz stop with this predictions: Its getting a little old and unfruitful: with all predictions everyone was wrong with that stock up at end of the line:😅🎉
I'm so sick of all Utubers: U all have taken the fun out of the Olympics: For this 2025:Noah,will be obliverated: If u all think that the 200m was a desaster; watch 2025 countdown will be a major upset 😡 😒 😢
@@barbarathompson9455 Noah, 200M God, lost ONE 200M with Covid (still got a Bronze) and that's your take?? 😂
@@Tadaiathese people really don’t watch track and field.
And a healthy Seville will win
Noah won't make the team next year
He has the wild card
He already made the team when he won last year Lmao
HATE
Fred and Christian are old lol
Coleman is not gonna be there bruv. He missed his chances. How you pick CC ahead of Kerley is nuttz. Ahead of Noah, Tebogo, Servile AND Kishane??? 😅😅😅😅 naw bro. Nawwww
@grasworxTTGameplan I don’t think the US will win any medal in the 100M they stand a much better chance in picking up a medal in the 200M in Tokyo..
The simple fact that their front line male sprinters are too old to which the youngest will be 28 years old…
While all 3 of Jamaica top sprinters are under 24 years old Botswana and South Africa have some pretty young guys too…
@@tyeguy5373so 28 is too old to win a medal? That is literally the prime. And Kenny bednarek is 26.
And who’s the young guys from South Africa you’re speaking about?
Never count him out, never. Don't forget, he always win against Thompson
@@tyeguy5373sir sprinters peak between 24-30. Look at the world record holders.
@ how did we get to world record holder?
And and what 24-30 supposed to mean?
I don’t understand what you are trying to say, continue, and if you are talking about peaking Jamaica always peak their athletes the right time, this why they are difficult to beat so your 24-30 have no significant here..
Christian Colman ? 😂 what are you smoking, Anderson and Rob ? 😂 Christian is over the hill
Chris Coleman is 28 years old. lol He's in his prime years. If he works out the back end of his race the others are in trouble.
@@Tadaia The real problem with Coleman is he can't dope like he used to without risking a second ban that would end his career.
@@XDF745 Really? When exactly did he ever test positive? Whereabouts rule is the dumbest in sports.
@@Tadaia So you think an athlete should be able to skip as many tests as they like? He also got caught lying to anti-doping. Funny how him skipping tests coincided with his peak season and now post ban he struggles to finish his races without his form falling apart.
@@Tadaia Christian is a pensioner 😊
Kishane ran a horrible race and got 🥈 in Paris.. You guys are crazy. Noah won the race of his life and marginally beat kishane. If kishane runs even mediocre in Tokyo he will win by a margin of 0.05 or more. I don't really know or care who will come second.