NOAH LYLES VS. LETSILE TEBOGO! || 2024 Men's 200 Meter Dash
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Noah has the power of anime on his side... He has plot armor
You the reason people think that anime watchers are weird
Really, anime?
CHADnime or moeshit?
@@BlazeHernandez-uq6si Wait why? Did he say something stupid... I mean beyond acknowledging he watches anime, which I would never do in public. Not even my parents know. Guess that is the big reason people think anime watchers are weird because all the "normal" people would never say they watch it. People also need to understand that some anime watchers like me don't watch anime because I think they should win Oscars, but simply because it is incredibly soothing, and the soothing parts ARE the bad parts.
@@bobthegoat7090 There's still stigma against animation as something only for kids in the west, despite it's recent popularity. Nevertheless, saying "power of anime" for anyone irl is kinda cringe.
The men’s 200m is generating more interest in the last two years than the 100m amongst the real fans of the sport and there is so much more to look forward to this year
Women's 100m, Women's 200m, Women's 400m, & Men's 200m in my opinion are where it's at in sprinting right now. The men's 100m & men's 400m aren't that hype right now. Sure for the Women's 200m it's mostly only Shericka that's super exciting, but for me that's enough, because the Women's 200m WR is from before I was born, so I've never got to see a Women's 200m WR, I would love to see Jackson clock that 21.33!
i agree 100%..i think abby steiner will be the one to do it@@richardgallimore5976
@@richardgallimore5976 Women's 100m hurdles over Women's 400m in my opinion
@@tweeko2656 W400m if it ever has Shaunae, Paulino, Syd, Femke, Britton, Rhasidat, Athing & Naser all in it would be one of the most hyped events!
@@richardgallimore5976 team Jacko all day. Dem nuh reddy
Tebogo’s form is just bonkas. Can’t wait to him with Lyles again
In my opinion a more accurate way to rank sprinters in terms of 100, 200, 400 or 100, 200, 300 is to set different "weights" for amount of times per event. Being 0.1 seconds faster than someone in the 100m is the same caliber difference (or same percentage of time compared to distance) as being 0.2 seconds ahead of them in the 200m, or 0.4 seconds in the 400m (& 0.3 seconds in the 300m). So instead of 100m time + 200m time + 400 time, it would be more accurate to do (100m time * 4) + (200m time * 2) + (400m time), or (100m time * 3) + (200m time * 1.5) + 300m time.
Using the above calculation the 100, 200, 400 order would look like this (lower number is better):
- Usain Bolt: 121.98
- Michael Johnson: 122.18
- Fred Kerley: 122.20
- Michael Norman: 122.29
- Wayde Van Niekerk: 122.47
- Letsile Tebogo: 122.81
This makes sense because Usain Bolt is 0.51 seconds ahead of MJ in the 100m, which is the same caliber difference of 2.04 seconds of difference in the 400m, so Bolt's "lack of a great" 400m & MJs lack of a great 100m pretty much cancel each other out, & then Bolt comes out on top in the 200m. So despite Bolt not really competing in the 400m I would say he's statistically still #1 overall across the 3 sprints if the events are weighted "properly" (just adding the 4 times makes the 400m weighted pretty much 4 times as much as the 100m, which doesn't make sense imo).
Using the above calculations the 100, 200, 300 order would look like this (lower number is better):
- Usain Bolt: 88.50
- Letsile Tebogo: 89.58
- Michael Johnson: 90.10
- Wayde Van Niekerk: 90.39
In my opinion this more accurately shows Bolt's caliber as it's more specific to the events he accels at. It doesn't show 200/400 runners caliber as well though, I think a 200, 300, 400 chart would be the most accurate to compare MJ & Van Niekerk for example. Noah Lyles would also do very well here, he would not do well with the 100, 200, 400 comparison as his 400m PB is low 47. For sure Lyles could beat a low 47, but he's not as good as Tebogo in the 400m, so a 100, 200, 300 is a better comparison between Tebogo & Lyles for the events that they accel at. Lyles would score 90.33 on this chart putting him just ahead of Van Niekerk. If Noah ran say a 31.10 outdoor 300m which sounds accurate to me (he doesn't have Tebogo speed endurance in the 400m, but he has a bit more speed endurance than Bolt, however he doesn't have Bolt's speed) he'd get down to 89.66 putting him pretty much on par with Tebogo which sounds accurate to me. There 100s are 0.05 apart, Noah is a decent amount ahead (0.19), & Tebogo would be quite a bit ahead in the 300m (0.51 or so).
Just to add on, another way to compare that already exists & has the caliber of each performance already rated is using an IAAF scoring calculator & then adding up the points of each performance. MJs 100, 200, & 400m would add up to 3813 while Usain Bolt's 100, 200, 400m would add up to 3865. So with each event weighted equally instead of just adding up the total seconds, Usain Bolt's overall 100, 200, 400 combination is considered superior to MJs.
This was actually really well thought out. Damn. Makes sense too 🔥🔥🔥
i agree with your method ,well thot out@@richardgallimore5976
Nice take. Very interesting
Its extremely crazy especially that hes only 21 yrs old and already broke, the second barriers for 100 the 200 and 300 with 1 of them being a WR, beyond insane 👏
He is still 20 yrs though
Bolt had broken all the records by the time he was 22.
@KevinOabile-or3rr yes sorry I mixed up
@jasonallen6081 some people never break any records
@@jasonallen6081 21 actually in Beijing. 22 in Berlin.
Knighton is really flying under the radar
As always
He has a lot of work to do to catch Tebogo, Lyles, and Coleman.
I feel like he really is, haven't heard from him in a while. But considering how much younger he is wouldn't he be going crazy too
@@MrWarrenRB that’s the stupidest thing I’ve read. They’re talking about the 200m. And erriyon have been the biggest challenger to Noah for the last two years. Coleman is not even a 200m specialist.
@@kc5466I was like Coleman ?!?!
Knighton's 19:49 pushed lyles to 19:31
Now that Tebogo is here ...lyles can break the record or Tebogo breaks it for him
None of them will this year
@@NoahLyles19.31 that's because 19:5 is slower than Noah's 19:31
Didn't need to do too much...I feel like lyles gas always been waiting for the Olympics to do sum special
@@lowkeydopeplays9862 this is peak delusion
I don't know man. Lyles is incredible but I'm starting to think that it's Tebogo that people will still be talking about 20 years from now. He legit has the potential to win gold at the highest level in the 100, 200 and 400! That is insane! When have you ever seen that!? Let me help you, NEVER!
@@sandman1347let’s not forget that lyles’s start is already looking way better this year than it was last year so the improvement to a new pb for outdoors could very well be there
Note, tebogo looks like he doesn't even lift weights. The man isn't even near his full potential and running this fast, historically fast too.
The secret to great sprinting is relaxation and this race is testament to that
Give it 2 years.... The world will be chasing Tebogo, including Lyles. He's gonna be extra special....🔥🔥
I agree Will. If it isn't with this Olympics, he's going kick ass in Los Angeles in 2028.
"Give it 2 Years"? Could be this year already. TeboGO! ⚡️
@@QuamfyMarc Not saying it's an impossibility this year, just that Lyles might still be favourite. My point was in 2 or 3 years, Tebogo may be untouchable??
Knighton also has the real potential to vastly improve and be fighting for the #1 spot? That's the exciting thing with track, there's so many ridiculously FAST young guns rn, it's gonna be fun to watch which one of these young phenoms continue to excel themselves to the top....
Come on @Olympics @WorldAthletics Give this guy some award. Something. Bro be the international news reporter for sports on youtube at this point. Nice work man. Keep it up! Quality 💪
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All of these Lyles haters 😂 HE ran 19.31. No one else has in the field now for the last 2 years. Lyles isn't chasing Tebogo he is chasing a world medal. The goalposts are always moving for Lyles by these critics...wonder why...
White people historically do that. Noah could go in to the Olympics with the world record and people would still doubt him lol
My prediction: Noah finally breaks the world record only to lose to Tebogo in the same race. Tebogo becomes the new world record holder.
That’s very delusional but let’s go with it lol. Noah is as great as he is because he has the town but also he has a world-class team of people around him.
Haha, yes. He is great. Maybe not this year, but Tebogo and Knighton are on another level of talent. At 20, Lyles ran 19.9 @@antoniojohnson3925
That statement becomes more likely now. Fireworks at Paris Olympics.
@TalkwithEli how many professional races has lyles lost in the 200m?
Fireworks!@@QuamfyMarc
Thank you for making an effort in the pronunciation of his surname
As a South African I hardly noticed since he was pronouncing it correctly, but in previous videos it was not. Yes thank you for that effort, really good.
Is it meant to be the Dutch "g" there?
@@ravciozo7517 It is like a Dutch 'g" yes
@@archyology nice, I didn't know they also used it in Botswana (RSA obviously). Thanks for educating me!
sure bro. I think many African languages also have that sound. @@ravciozo7517
This man is gifted its like his brain can automatically gauge speed over varying distances, just think when tebogo improves for each event in training.
Spot on! I noticed the same thing especially from his last race. The man can change gears super saiyan mode‼
................. Why are we forgetting E R R I O N K N I G H TO N ?
Because he hasn’t been in any big races with Lyle’s
Who😂
Matthew Boling
@@matsten
@@jwarren4235 silver medalist at worlds last year??
This is the competition that I've been waiting for not only Lyles at the top..
We just need a new strong rivalry
LYLES VS TEBOGO now that's how u SELL track and field ladies with gentle hands...
In the 100m LYLES VS COLEMAN
like I say that's how u sell track ladies with gentle hands..
the best thing about the games is that everybody has tp show up,no snadbaging
Those who grew up with Letsile Tebogo please give us history of his primary and high school races. I really admire Tebogo's talent and i want to know more about him. Tebogo is another excellent addition to the sport we love.
well he grew up playing football (soccer) mostly like all other kids and only running when it's the athletics term (season/semester) at school. He only took it seriously in 2016, that's when he was part of the team that competed in Namibia. I heard one former teacher of his say..
@@LesegoMakwati Thanks the info 🤝
Tebogo has more raw natural talent than any other male athlete on the track today. He is capable of beating anyone including Noah...and he is a very humble young man.
It's a young man's sport. 200m will be hard for Lyles this year, Tebogo is only getting better. I expect Tebogo and Knighton to eventually start beating Noah Lyles in the next year or 2.
Dude lyles is only 26
0:06 Imagine working as hard as blue shirt guy only to see Tebogo go by like he's on a motorcycle.
Braah, Simbine couldn't believe what he was seeing 😂😂😂😭
If Noah Lyles training rhe 60 meter is considered bottom up. Then maybe Tobogo's slow start with a high speed finish would be top down.
Maybe Noah doesn't see much gain from top down because he already feels his Max Speed endurance is limited by how quickly get to top speed without causing injury.
Meanwhile, Tobogo is still expanding his max speed endurance without injury.
I think you are right about Lyles improving with strength training.
I would want a trainer to help protect my joints and form, fast twitch development, and fine tuned fasting with nutritional targeting of brown fat growth.
I could be wrong but this is my best guess.
Lyles would be the favorite. But its scary how fast Tebogo has accomplished and its only been 2-3 months, could go either way.
You scare too easily. But that's the effect Tebogo and his coach want: a scare tactic to the competition. I don't think it'll work though
could be an indication of what’s to come. could be peaking too early. you never know until you know.
@@nateoliver2372 I honestly had no Idea what you just said but what I was really saying is that he accomplished so much stuff when he's just a young guy with about 10-13 years of track still left in him. imagine on what he could do within the upcoming years
@smerel12 yeah you basically recycled what everyone else is saying and I offered you some insight. Your welcome
the medalists in paris 200m will be tebogo,knighton and degrasse..lyles will be off cycle for olympic yr
My prediction: Noah Lyles ends the year with 19.3x in the 200 with Letsile and Erriyon PB'ing in the 19.4x range. This will be Noah's peak year at the top. 2025 will bring a changing of the guard, with the young guys taking over and hopefully breaking the WR in the next 3-5 years.
My money is on a runner we least expect, someone none of the media is talking about.
Including you
Bro Tebogo wad closing the Lyles gap at Worlds final. He's not running backwards in Paris Olympics. Many US fans are underestimating this young sprint sensation.
I like how Tebogo's running is described as "effortless", when of course it isn't. He's very efficient and graceful, but he's powering.
His knee lift is insane!
We arguably have the best & exciting collection ever of 20/21yr old 100/200m sprinters in Letsile Tebogo (9.88/19.50), Erriyon Knighton (10.04/19.49), Udodi Onwuzurike (9.92/19.76) & depending on his situation Issam Asinga (9.89/19.97)!
Wanna see Norman (9.86/19.70/43.45), Kerley (9.76/19.76/43.64), Kenny B (9.89/19.68/44.73) & even Gardiner (10.35/19.75/31.52/43.48) all try to join that small sub 10/20/31/44s club! Bolt would've only needed to run 43.80 to top that list which he was definitely capable of, shame he never tried to :(
Don't forget Gout Gout
@@NoahLyles19.31 Udodi has definitely gone under the radar despite his impressive times & he's only 7 months older than Tebogo & exactly 1yr older than Knighton. Afrifah & Fahnbulleh are currently competing to see who has regressed the most!
@@kibetgodwin2834 Not this year but Gout Gout has a great future if he remains healthy.
@@wilhelmw3455 I believe gout gout is the man to beat Bolt's record
Jog the opening half lol he was literally running as fast as he could
Erriyon Knighton is working. He's growing into his full strength, too. Only 20 years young!
The 200m will be THE race of Paris, hard to pick a winner, Lyles has to be favourite but Tebogo continues to amaze with his unbelievably smooth and easy running style. Love to see an update on Eriyon Knighton too, they will be the medallists
Tebogo is where my money is next meeting
I am just so excited to see this kid over the next few years. I just sincerely hope he has the right coaching team around him 💐🎊🎁❤️⭐️🌹🎉🥂
Loves these 2 their pushing each other to the max
I think it is Errion Knighton who has a big surprise for everybody this year, and certainly within the next four years . he’s going to do things that nobody ever thought were possible
Tebogo is the one guy that can close on Lyles in the 200m. Lyles will need to get out ahead and keep his top end steady and hold on. Tebogo is scary. If Tebogo does away with the antics what he could do is hard to put into words. They guy is different.
Spot on 🙌
Remind us what happened in that Budapest 200m final again.
different? the word is better?
I dont know if you noticed from Tebogo's last race, but the man can visibly change gears. Everyones on NOTICE‼
@@danburby7936u gotta beat someone first to be better than them.
Tebogo was closing on Lyles at the end. But now Lyles is getting out faster and states that his strength to remain is improved... It's tough to call, but I think Noah breaks 19.2 like he claims he will.
You think TeboGo is getting out slower this year? Come on look what he's doing. US fans are on stress mode looks like. 😂
@@QuamfyMarc reread the comment. Nothing in there states anything against Letsile. Not. One. Thing. In fact, I never even said Noah wins, only that he potentially breaks 19.2. Stop trying to drum up drama where there is none, read the comments without putting your spin on it.
Lyles is a phenomenal competitor who uses a lot of psychology against other athletes. His top end speed is amazing. Tebogo has the capacity to accelerate over a longer distance than Lyles. My bet is on Tebogo because he is a naturally gifted runner and is more fluid and relaxed when he runs.
100% 💪
i think lyles realises the only way hes beating bolts 200m is with a faster 100m but the problem with that he will need to still finish strong which will be very difficult with a faster start
Exactly! He improved his 60 time after his 19.31 and didn’t go faster! H will run 19.5 and get beat this year
i agree,2024 will be lyles off yr@@jasoncruisejr
Yohan Blake had a PB of 9.82 when he ran 19.26, I bet Lyles has the top speed for it
@@Gtslmfa0 with almost a 0.3 reaction time. Lyles ran the best race of his life with a perfect start, wind and track. Yohan did that once.
If he didn't jog the first half the race he wouldn't be able to turn on the after-burners for the second half of the race! Come on lets admit this simple reality
That's tebogo ...his sprinting strength is effortless ..he would be able to turn on the jets .....that's exactly what he did in London last year when he closed down on lyles
Lol he has 300WR, hes known for holding his speed
So what? Sub 20 is sub 20
You do know that he's already ran a 9.27 second half in the 200m right?
We talking about Tebogo here nothing is simple with this guy he's strength is next level
Put tebogo behind noah in the 200 n you’ll see my boy cut the dragon head off lol
That's the only thing I wish and want to see. 🙏🙏🙏.
I love all this competition going into an Olympic year! Records fall so much more often with multiple boundary pushing athletes and I'm excited for this summer, I think Lyles and Tebogo could both PR in the 200.
So happy you have learnt to pronounce his full name correctly. :))
Noah's challengers in the 200m are Tebogo, Knighton, Bednarek, and De Grass. These 5 men should give each other the motivation to get in world record form.
Don’t forget Zharnel Hughes, who ran a new PB of 19.73 last year in July 👍
Gout gout is coming
@@shbmsrto in time for the next Olympics maybe.
No one is getting near 19.19 anytime soon. Maybe getting into the later 19.20s if the conditions are right, but Bolts record over 200 is safe.
@@robertofarrell6412 No it's not. Bolt could've ran quicker than a 19.19 and Yohan Blake could've too. But right now there is quite simply too much depth for the record not to go in the 200m It is incredibly vulnerable
Noah Lyles all the way with Olympic Gold.
No chance
@@jasoncruisejr you spelled “I agree” wrong 😂
he may get gold,but not in the 200m,not in paris
definitely on something
Don't count Noah out til the tape breaks Tebowoo will not be jogging for the first half and beat him by 3 lengths on a horse track. If he is to break multi-world records and I believe that he can it should start soon if he can break the 300 then do and then focus on taking down the next ,none will be easy one at a time, Bolt will regret one day jogging through a world record finish line.
cant wait
Let's Not forget Knighton too! Right now Lyles, Tebogo and Knighton are the 3 favorites in the 200m. 400m if Tebogo decides to run he may well be a medalist. As far as 100m is concerned we have to wait and see how things will shape up as i feel there are others that could prevent Lyles from a Gold medal. We will have a better picture when the open track begins and see how everyone is shaping up .
I think it's a super interesting race, especially in 200m. I just somehow feel that Tebogo is the only one who can beat Noah.
Something is going to crash between these two!!! Can't Wait. My heart aims for Lyles because of recent improvement and experience, but my eyes set on Tebogo because he's a young beast. So, I am cheering them both regardless. 🎉 Game on ...
This year? Lyles gold, Tebogo silver in the Olympic final. Tebogo will certainly challenge and I can see him possibly beating Lyles in other races or possibly running a faster SB than Lyles this year. I just think Lyles will bring his absolute best for the race that matters most, like he did during the 2022 WCs. I can see times anywhere between 19.2-19.4 in the final, maybe even from both of them if Tebogo saves his best for the final. Next year though, if Tebogo keeps improving like he has this year, he's going to challenge the WR. No question.
Tebogo's time on 400m is not consistant with his unbelievable time at 300m. He might double 200 and 400m in Paris
Yohan Blake ran his 19.2 second fastest time in history like that that race was insane if you remember it
I hate to say this because Noah is an American and I would like to see him dominate at the 2024 Olympics BUT this Tebogo kid is more special than Noah. I hope I am wrong but I think he is going to dominate at the Olympics and maybe a WR will fall. If not this year next. He runs so easy and yet he is catching Noah in that 200. Watching those two is going to be something to see this August. Good luck Noah.
I think 300 meter strength and endurance is key to fast 200 meter times. Tebogo has closed on and almost caught N. Lyles.
I would like to see Lyles run some 300m and 400m to prepare for the 2024 Olympics. Tebogo is scary because of his effortless sprinting style.
As much as the sprint times are impressive, the difference lies in the number of races. A meet with a single event whereas worlds with multiple rounds is not the same. For example, in 2019, Noah Lyle’s best 200m timing was 19.50 set in 5th July, a one off race. But when it came to the world finals, his timing was 19.86 which was in September, 2019. While this video certainly highlights Tebogo’s potential and he may run faster at the olympics but inferencing his timings in one off race events compared to worlds is unjust for the other athletes
Just realised he's pronouncing Tebogo correctly now. Didn't have a problem with the one before but it's neat that he bothered to find the correct pronunciation 👍🏼
Legends says once Tebogo runs Lyles is a nogo!
Nobody else has ran yet in 2024 until april
This dude is a D1 glazer
The Lyles, Knighton, Tebogo trinity is going to be epic in Paris if the all hit their peak around that time!!!
2:15 Geez, Bolt's 400m really hurts his placing here.
🔥🔥🔥
Don’t forget Knighton . Very interesting Olympics 200m for men this year
They gone push each other to the Max 19.20
watch out for tebogo he the man😂😂don't say i didn't warn you
I think it is interesting to consider does training on your start at the 60 and the 100 help more with your 200 than working on your endurance with the 300 and 400? I think the epic race where Tobogo ran the 19.5 finishing 2nd to Lyles shows that competitive stamina matters. If that race was 210 meters he would've won. Maybe Tobogo can start his finish earlier than he thought.
At the same time maybe Lyles can have a bigger lead from the start and force other to run a race other than their own plan because they see too big of a gap. It is all very interesting.
I just want to see him get as serious as Noah. He seems to waste a lot of opportunities to make a mark immediately. There is no good reason to run a race without taking aim at the times. God bless him!😊
I smile every time Tebogo Runs😊
Lyles looks set to take the Olympic 100m title because he has great top end and now also an excellent start (60m).
No athlete has ever made the Olympic final for 100, 200 and also 400? I think Tebogo is that guy.
I believe he would get bronze for the 100 - behind Lyles and perhaps Coleman; silver for the 200 - behind Lyles; and silver behind Gardener in the 400m this year. It would be an historic moment in track history.
he would have to have legs of steel to do it all
@@danburby7936 I think that 400 meters is his true talent because of his 300m time and because he is a slender athlete. Legs of steel? I think so.
Posting anything to stay relevant🫥
Suspicious.
Noah Lyles , Letsile Tebogo and Erryon Knighton are going to push each other to run excellent times in the course of their sprinting careers barring any unforeseen circumstances.
This is going to be realistic owing to the monstrous, Amazing form of Letsile Tebogo.
This potential era is likely to mirror Usain Bolt, Blake and Tyson Gay and later the comeback of Gatling era. The lovers of the sport should be happy in anticipation of the races ahead between these great athletes. But Noah Lyles is still dangerous... he has not been beaten in the 200m for quite some seasons.
Letsile Tebogo makes sprinting looks so easy- He is naturally talented, what a talent he is.
🔥👣🔥
That 9.58 is just untouchable.
i predict its gonna be beaten in 8 years
Its Noah's time,this guy should push him to new highs or lows.
Lets not forget:
*Andre De grasse-the defending 200m champion and last yr 200m final diamong league winner
*Erriyon Knighton-last yr silver medalist in the 200m and third fastwst time 19.72 into a headwind
*Kung fu Kenny-finnished last yr with a 19.79
And Sulver medallist from the previous OLY games..👊
Don’t forget *Zharnel Hughes: ran a new PB of 19.73 last year and finished last year with 19.82 in Brussels Diamond League 👍
If Tebogo works on his first half speeds. Lyles stands no chaance, unfortunately.
Bro brought up the 2017 world championships 200m 💀
Tebogo run effortlessly like he's doing nothing
My favourite athlete
Letsilie, is amazing, but for the hope of track and feild, noah lyles needs to keep on wining, when tobogo, takes the throne, T&F will die again
Quite a bold prediction here, but I'll say:
Noah *will* break the WR. He will run somewhere around 19.16s and keep celebrating it...for only a couple of days before Letsile goes some 19.11s. Either way, they're both beasts.
But I'm not sure if that happens in 2024 or 2025
We love You L.Tebogo🎉
Bro sit and kicked in 200m we ate both batswana
The fastest time in the 100 meters this year is owned by a sprinter from UI from a small town in Iowa.
kipkeino classic will be legendary
Is Erriyon Knighton racing yet? That trio going head to head in the 200m is my most anticipated matchup for the Olympics. Close second will be women’s 400m and 400mh.
Michael Johnson the only person to break WRS for 300 the 400 and 200, and now something sort of similar, with tobogo having fastest time of the year for them.
Noah is running at his optimum best. Tebogo is totally relaxed and catching him easily. He will beat him eventually and convincingly as he steadily improves his all round ability.
Who gets their mind right on the day.
It’s funny that Knighton is been swept under the rug by experts. He’s the wild card.
Respect due but pump the brakes grasshopper! He ran against zero competition so he was as relaxed as you witnessed. With that said when he goes against Noah and Erriyon we will judge him accordingly.
Im lovi g the 200m more that the 100m its too short
Bold prediction, but I think in the Olympic finals that Lyles, Tebogo, and Knighton will be 1, 2, 3; with both Lyles and Tebogo finishing in 19:2x and Knighton in 19:3x
We will see the world record fall, between Lyles, Tebogo, and Knighton, we will definitely see this. It may even be done by two of these runners. I think we have the potential to see a rare doubling of medals with two of these guys in the 100m and 200m.
Knighton???
I'm not really seeing a challenge here for Noah. Think this is a hipe for that race. That field looked slow. But we will see.
These 2 could push (unbelievably) Bolts times....