Dalilah Muhammad Thinks Sydney McLaughlin Can Run 49 Seconds In 400m Hurdles 

Wow that is what I was just thinking. And then it anit like they just asking her different questions they asking the same question I know they all like can we just go now pleeaaasseee. 😂

@@DDW45 lol right.

She has the heart

Here is the thing. Why did the press not give Dalilah the same kind of shine🤎 for her continued excellence. I think we all know the answer to that.🤔. I would compare it to the way the press does Lamar Jackson compared to Patrick Mahomes. Also they give Patrick Mahomes all of the endorsement deals and Lamar Jackson nothing even though he was an MVP of the NFL 3 Years ago. And his winning record is great.💥

@@iamacarbongod3667 that’s def not the reason if she would have won she would have gotten the shine that’s what comes with winning. she will always be remembered but her ship has came and went.

you think she's gonna get the wr when syd leaves?

Absolutely. They both keep getting better! She even started switching legs in the heats over hurdles. This isn’t over.

@WolfShon21 yes and no if you have runners eat I’ll pushing that 52 range she has competition

@WolfShon21 she knew Femke and Dalilah weren’t going to hold back, they def pushed her

@WolfShon21 the reason why they tend to put the fastest runners in the middle lanes is to push one another. It helps for track

Oh shoot yeah

Her time in the 400mH would have been 7th in 400m open final

@@davidhooper259 That's that her trainers should let her do the 400m open. I mean her time on the 4×400m challenge the best 400m runners but she still don't run it

and also IAAF and Olympics should put the 400m and 400m hurdles at different days

@@davidhooper259 she’s not human 😧😮

Yea, you like that pretty boy?

Delilah looks mad

Nothing wrong with humble people, but humility has nothing to do with sports being enjoyable lol cmon

Greatness is what makes sports enjoyable

@@proverbalizer absolutely

What do you think of Mu's running

Yes but she needs a real challenge and that is to break a suspect 37 year old 400m record. If she can do that. She will really be the biggest runner since Bolt.

@@fender1000100 If she can do that, on top of what she’s already done, she’ll be an even bigger sprinter than Bolt.

I have been following athletics for over 60 years. And yes you are correct about " Most Perfect Example Of A Long Sprinter ". Her fluid action down the back straight in the relay is as good an action i have ever seen, male or female.

Yes. Naser is smooth too. Fluid stride down back stretch like Syd.

But it would be really nice to knock off one of the 80’s steroid records. And she shows a whole lot of potential to do it.

@@tomedwards5910 Exactly. That record is unsafe and has stood for too long. If she can take it she will become bigger than BOLT.

Stop trying to separate black people with skin tone it's disgusting, she won a medal at 16 and broke her own world records! She been breaking records her whole life!

@@tomedwards5910 the drug that the Russians gave the 15 year old skater that test positive along with Shacarri Richardson, that drug allows your heart to Beat without stress or pain...it is very unsafe for Sydney to go after a robot record. I don't want her to do it. Just get the American, Miller Uibo record. Naser and Sydney are both 23 years old, will be awesome

@@patwilliams6579 Shacarri smoked weed, she didn’t take any steroids 😂

400m for women is in the 47 to 48, nice try though.....

@@TC-kf9zw really? Did you see the times for 400m women finals? It is in the 49s, close to 50s. Nice try though.....

@@incorectulpolitic I guess we are not far enough from running high 47s. Maybe Sydney herself will do that in a few years if she chooses to go for the 400 instead of the 400m H.

@@TC-kf9zw Sidney would have came 6th with her 400h time

She was 1.57 behind Stdney! Didn't see the race?

Mens hurdles are higher, it’s a lot harder to carry over flat speed to that race vs the females.

What mars bars said, also you could attribute that to the competition being higher in the men's 400m.

@@timmytheinventor4746 eh, it still shows how much better Sydney is relative to her competition then

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@@marsbars2889 They're 6" shorter than men's. Karsten is 5" taller, so 2.5" longer legs. His required vertical would be 6 - 2.5 = 3.5" more. That 3.5" jumping difference isn't much considering men also jump higher anyway. Also, it isn't 3.5" either; she sails over the hurdles compared to Karsten. He does enough to clear 37, while she does enough to clear 34ish. It's a tiny difference. His vertical may be just 1" greater.

You thought she was going to beat Sydney and she hasn't even broken 51 seconds yet

@@ghsense2626 calm down. They just said 🇳🇱 are happy and rooting for Bol, who basically also beat a former record holder in DM. Pump the brakes.

@@henrihelvetica5835 that person is weird, i seen them in other comments being like this lol

@@ghsense2626 I think you meant to say Bol hasn't broken 52 seconds yet. She will, but she needs to go out harder in the first 200m.

She’ll never be better than Sydney tho unfortunately for her

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I think that was already established

Yes! Lol! Lactic acid build up is no joke. I ran an 800m race when I was 15. I literally ran as hard and fast as I could for the entire race. When I crossed the finish line, I had so much lactic acid build up that I dropped. My team mates had to drag me off the track. I won and got called on by a cross country head coach as a result. It was an amazing experience to push my body to such a limit.

I puked after running the 440 low hurdles several times,and passed out twice. In my defense I also drank beer and smoked cigarettes.

@@edwardjones1334 😂That’s crazy! Lol!

we did not know how to train so as to tolerate lactic acid build up, what I know now is so different than what we knew in high school in the early 60's

Back in high school, I found the 440 to be so much easier than the 330 low hurdles.

47.6 WR flat but was drug assisted

She ran 50.68 for 400H. Go watch the grid go-through for the 400 flat final. Only a couple of those have done 50.xx this YEAR and only like half of them have ever gone PB faster than 50.xx and only ONE had gone 48.xx (Uebo ofc) If we cut out the hurdles and assume this means Sydney can improve 2 seconds, she could literally take silver in the 400 flat final, RIGHT NOW.

@@barath4545 exactly. 2 years ago she did a 48.8 split when competing in the 4x400. It's only a matter of time.

*Running over hurdles.

That 400m is calling her name that's her next one

Hope she s gonna run a 4 flat in a meeting in The next weeks. She is in the shape of her life

Nah. If she does decide to go after the 400m, she'll do it next season, so that she has time to be ready for the 2024 Paris Olympics. If she stays with the 400hurdles next season, she'll carry that event through the Olympics, and then go after the 400m.

@@rossogden9920 that’s exactly what I said. People don’t realize she can go for the 400 flat during Diamond league meets, and use that as training for her 4pm hurdles. I’m with you. They will train the next couple of years to break the 50 second barrier up until the Olympic year. But, I also see her in a lot more open 4 races throughout the year just to see where she is at! Just like this year she ran the 100 hurdles to refine her hurdle form and her turnover, her and Bobby Kerse will use the open 4 in meets to gauge the progress.

With the shape she has today, even not training specifically for 400 flat, she would do under 48"5 next week in an appropriate race. Maybe she gonna run a leg of the 4*4?

It is a common phrase

Now remove the hurdles and let's assume she gains 2 seconds on the lap (this is conservative). Now she likely WINS the 400 flat.

@@barath4545 Now imagine her doing the 400m/ 400m hurdles double!

DRUGS!!!!! Like her as well.

FloJo was doping

I don't think Mu is as fast at flat 400m as these three.

She could easily set the 400m WR.

@@allenward758 i doubt it her best is 50.07 and the wr is 47.60..... This is why her 400m hurdle time doesn't add up.....

@@TC-kf9zw Yeah 47.60 will take time for her, but not long.

@@TC-kf9zw hence why people assume that she can now run faster in the 400 flat than her previous personal best. I don’t know how much time you can comfortably take off without the hurdles, but it has the be at least a second, I would think.

Her 50.07 PB was set before she cracked 52 for the hurdles. She can do low 49 perhaps faster now without specific training. With specific training the flat 400 record of 47.60 isn't out of the question in the next few years.

LMAO 😂🤣😂

@Ivan Bouquet check the difference in their ages and tell me which one has 10 years more and which one is close to retirement. One has had a great career which will end soon and the other is the age of a college senior.

Bro why are you so hung up on Dalilah? A healthy dalilah (i.e., last year at the olympics) got beat my Sydney. Now Sydney is more than half a second faster and will continue to get faster. In what world would a healthy dalilah beat Sydney? No chance bro

@@geoffsimpkins7650 I love Dalilah but at 32 years old, she is past her prime and her chances of ever beating Sydney are very slim. I feel like after this loss, she is also realizing that she is no longer really competitive enough challenge Sydney. Her demeanor after this loss seemed a more sad and disappointed than after Tokyo. Her best days in this event and this sport are surely behind her.

@@MotheroftheOcean agree. Dalilah is still a great runner, but she is a full decade older than the other two. She’ll win races if Sydney isn’t there and Femke has a so-so run for her, but she seems to realize her best, although better than the rest of the world, isn’t good enough to beat the other two. As for Femke, she’s young and talented in a special way, but she’s not beating Sydney anytime soon. When the subject of Sydney changing races came up, Femke must have been rejoicing inside.

Is there a set schedule for adjusting the rankings? Maybe that's the problem?

Femke has toured the DL and won races there. Sydney has stayed state-side and done very little bar the US championships this year.

@@barath4545 So is it like a point symptom like tennis where the more tournaments participated, the more points?

Sydney is a typical 400 meter runner, she's got the endurance and the speed. At 17, Sydney ran her split in 49.85 in a 4x400m. 18 years old she ran 50.07 in the rain in 2018. With this time she would have been 4th at the Eugene World Championships. It's amazing for such a young girl! How much faster is it 5 years later? Where was Femke during the Sydney 50.68? More than 10 meters behind! Sydney is faster! At the Olympics they jumped the hurdle together at the start of the straight line, but on the finish line Femke was 5 meters behind. What makes Syd strong is her resistance which allows her to finish her race faster than the other girls.

Lol Muhammad looks completely miserable up there. 2 COVID and injury recovery really did a number on her, not to mention she's already 32.

It’s very kind of you to be so considerate of them. But they’ve both won so many races, and sat where Sydney is sitting so many times that I’d imagine they know the deal and are probably good with it. Plus I’ve always gotten the impression that athletes tend to hate doing press conferences, though I could be wrong.

Let’s be reasonable, Dahilah is 32. The fact that she got 3rd is very commendable. Everyone knows that the winner of the event gets the most questions!!!!

@@GyariSan1 And Shelly Ann is 35. Dalilah 's age is not factoring here in my opinion

Lol, the best of both worlds.

@@kokokoko3298 Double fun!

good one..lol

Better check your place winners for 2nd and 3rd.

See? That's so classic American exceptionalism. Bol gets ignored to the point where fools place Muhammad ahead of her...in spite of the fact Bol has beaten her in two of their three times they've raced.

Wilson and Athing Mu are faster!

what does he know or you, no proof just jealous BS

It’s a part of the sports history that she is writing.

McLaughlin is doped up, getting away with it.

@@anthonyharty1732 I would refrain from making those accusations. Sydney said in this press conference that she was expecting "craziness" to follow after setting this recent world record. And your comments are an example of what she was referring to. Only obvious things that come out in the wash are deserving of those remarks. As much as I was rooting for Delilah, it would not make me diminish what Sydney has done in such a short period of time. Sydney seems to be a very centered person and also driven by Christian principles. There's nothing more to be said, as it stands.

Femke has much worse hurdling technique than Sydney who hurdles masterfully with either leg which can shave tenths of a second alone. Femke looks outright sloppy in comparison. She isn't of course, and is actually quite efficient with her actual hurdling, but there's still no comparison...

Femke is a great runner and she's young. She could have won the gold in the flat 400m, but chooses to run in the tough race. Respect!

@@bonstad Yea we will see. Her amazing development and results are now being overshadowed by phenomenon McLaughlin. Not sure if Femke can reach those times, but perhaps McLaughlin's style and technique are already on the max, while there is still a lot to improve on Femke's. Hopefully we gonna see a lot of great battles between these 2!

@@bonstad Femke best time was 49.44, so behind Miller who ran in 49.11

@@billieboybuddha4238 They are the same age but Sydney went in only one year from 51.46 at Olympics to 50.68. Bol did not progress his time 0.20 more than games. She was 1.57 behind Sydney. It's too much for her to consider competing with her. She will only win if Sydney is not there!

@@virgilius7036 You just dont know that

Excuse me, what, who did that?? ... Like just internet people or real media?

@@barath4545 the interviewer said that cause he’s from Germany and he said people in his county refer to Marita Koch (the world record holder in the Women’s 400m) as a running pharmacy because of how untouchable her world record is and how likely it is that she was using performance enhancers.

McLaughlin is doped up.

@@anthonyharty1732 this sounds bad but I was wondering the same thing. That gap was absolutely shocking. Some pro men are running 50 low in the 400 mh prelims.

Meaning?

@@kokokoko3298 … taking performance drugs

What in the 400m?

@@TC-kf9zw the World record holder in 1985 was definitely on a lot of performance enhancing drugs. To run 47.60 and even the previous wr holder running 47.99 were almost certainly doping. Even Flo Jo was suspicious, she stopped running as soon as they started drug testing.

Yep, DRUGS!!!!!

Where was Femke during the Sydney 50.68? More than 10 meters behind! You never watch the race? Sydney is faster! At the Olympics they jumped the hurdle together at the start of the straight line, but on the finish line Femke was 5 meters behind. What makes Syd strong is her resistance which allows her to finish her race faster than the other girls. There are no match! Syd first and the others far away.

Tell us more

Tell us more OLD WHITE MAN. What you’re implying is Delilah’s and Sydney’s records are suspect since they’re the only two who’s broken the last 6 records in this event. While you’re at it, tell us about Femke’s 300 world record and if your eyes raised then popped out because she’s clean lol. We’ll be waiting!

I've said it before and I'll say it again ... of ALL the flavors in the world, you chose to be SALTY! Why🤔🤷🏾‍♂️?

McLaughlin is doped up, annihilating her opponents and the times, DRUGS!!!!!

Bobby Kersee WAS Flo Jo's coach...but NOT in 1988. I was around then, saw Flo Jo set the WR in Indianapolis. She trained with her husband, Al Joyner, during the run-up to 1988 Olympics.

Finished over 10 meters from Sydney!

Your contributions are not exactly refreshing. What's the point.

@@TheMrBennito hahahaha 😂

That was nothing but wishful thinking. I reminded folks that Sydney is the only medalist that improved her times since the Olympics.

Believe it or not, as much as I love Bol & her talent, there were people going as far as saying that she would somehow catch out Sydney by "surprise"

@@zarachiza6952 Where was Femke during the Sydney 50.68? More than 10 meters behind! You never watch the race? Sydney is faster! At the Olympics they they jumped the hurdle together at the start of the straight line, but on the finish line Femke was 5 meters behind. What makes Syd strong is her resistance which allows her to finish her race faster than the other girls.

Just because Syd breaks the world record in phenomenal time, so all the journalists' attention is on her.