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Noah Lyles is going to run 9.41 seconds (New WR) in the 100m Final and 18.6-18.7 seconds (New WR) in the 200m Final for the win. Double Gold Medal for Noah Lyles🥇🥇 Screenshot this comment😤😤😤📸📸📸😁😁😁

Could happen...

@@tsmith9063 I have doubts about Shericka beating Alfred in the 100m final let alone Richardson.

I’m guessing you are referring to 2024 when you say that Sherika ‘has not broken 10.80’? Even if you are, you do know who is Sherika’s coach, right?? So you’ll know that barring unforeseen circumstances, she will break 10.80 at the Olympics

I think Noah is way too fast currently for him to do what he did in Tokyo again.

@@ExileRadio But remember that he has Covid earlier that year or late the previous year so that messed with his training and perhaps overall performance. I really don’t think you can sleep on DeGrasse though man…he’s a fighter to the end

@@wynnetg862 There’s no Doubt that DeGrasse is capable of upping his game on the big occasion. He’s done it a few times before. I just think that since Tokyo Lyles has improved to a point beyond his capabilities. Sure I think DeGrasse could run a 19.5 PB maybe, but Lyles is unbeaten since Tokyo and I expect him to run at least 19.3 or 19.4 in Paris which would be too quick for the Canadian.

☝🏾this person is clearly a USA hater 😂

@@TELL843 Yep..he posted literally the exact same nonsense on Gatlin's podcast minutes ago.

🥇 Lyles 9.7 🥈 Thompson 9.7 🥉 Seville 9.8 🥇 Richardson 10.6 🥈 Alfred 10.7 🥉 Jackson 10.7 There you go, and I’m from the UK so not biased for or against the US or Jamaica. Just giving my honest opinion.

@ExileRadio Lyles has been running professionally for 7 years without dropping a 9.7. You WISH he'll hit that. 🤣😂😅

@fredball8240 And Im'ma keep doing it.

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Mistakes happen its not that deep

It's my fault, think I confused him...yes Blake was 3rd, Levell was 4th.

Originally he said Levell was 3rd...

@@Eastsidecrimeit is that deep. This is the second week he is saying that. It also negates the point that Donovan was making about Brian Levelle competing in the 100m Diamond League race this weekend.

if you really believe that the gap is 0.3 after we have not seen Sydney run for almost a month, then you are more delusional than I thought🤣🤣🤣--------my question for you is, when Sydney beats Bol badly in Paris, what would your excuse be?? You better start preparing a good one because you know I will be back in August to tell you that "I told you so". I can't wait to see you, rientsdiktsra and a whole host of other Bol simps who refuse to live in the world of reality and believe in this fantasy that Bol is in the same league as Sydney😅😆

Well said!! As Jamaicans we are very proud of her and some may feel that she’s like a part of our track and field family. But make no mistake we know she’s St. Lucian through and through and proudly so. We are happy for St. Lucia and my fingers are double crossed hoping that she medals. Peace and Blessings

I am happy to see her development through college and what she has accomplished. I have noted however the narrative, coming from St. Lucians, seems to be discounting her time spent in Jamaica and development gained from our high school programme , which is second to none. She got her scholarship to college because of the exposure she got from Jamaica, as college scouts flock to our championships, which is the largest in the world. It is well covered by media houses worldwide and Jamaica's school teams, could represent some countries because of the times our athletes are running in high school. It should be noted that, what started out as individual Jamaican high schools recruiting promising student athletes from our Caribbean Neighbours, has now been formalized by the governments of some Caribbean countries approaching Jamaica's government and athletic association to accept their students in our schools and train them. Ironically, we train them to go back home and try to beat us at regional competitions, such as the Carifta Games. Give credit to those who have helped you and don't appear ungrateful. Jamaica can find world beaters, like a production line, a testament to our system, which sees us beating countries with far more resources than us. It is therefore obvious, Julien's success, is directly related to Jamaica's input because St. Lucia could not have done it if she had stayed at home.

I m happy for her an st Lucia.. However, we would love to see her in the Jamaican colors

Proud of Julien and St. Lucia .She has my support from Jamaica 🇯🇲 She will leave Paris with medals.

​@ianwallace4861 Julien Alfred started running from primary school in St. Lucia. She trained at first, with her primary school coach. She then joined an athletic club as there are a few of them in St.Lucia. Whilst at the club she trained with Cuthbert Modeste. She then went on to secondary school, trained for three more years in St.Lucia. She moved over to Jamaica , where her talent as an athlete would further develop. I have heard about Julien Alfred ever since she was at the primary school level in St.Lucia. Julien is naturally talented and St.Lucia has done incredibly well to support her. It is great that she went over to Jamaica for three years. St.Lucia now has two other female athletes that are also beginning their journeys, watched this space.. I am wishing them well. One thing, I could say, Julien Alfred is special and she is from St.Lucia

Yes, think I confused him...Blake was 3rd, Levell 4th.

Didn't even make it out of the heats

Top 3 in 100 and Levell was 4th. Levell was 2nd in 200..

Not sure why he keeps saying Ackerman didn’t make top three. Ackeem doesn’t run the 200m and he is the 3rd qualifier for the 100m. Levelle is 4th.

It's my fault...he corrected it the wrong way.

First of all, going off of times, they are strong favorites. 2) the word is hypocrite and it’s meaning makes no sense here ? 3) Donovan Bailey is Jamaican and even has the accent. Who he represented is something different. Ben Johnson, Linford Christie are not any less Jamaican.