Men's 100m Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019

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Living up to his favourite’s billing, Christian Coleman dominated the 100m to underscore his ambitions to stake claim to the ‘world’s fastest man’ title in the post-Usain Bolt era.
His style isn’t quite reminiscent, but the manner of his 9.76 winning performance at Khalifa Stadium was. In World Championships history, only Bolt’s legendary 9.58 world record at the 2009 edition in Berlin has been faster.
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@wrappataiga4914 4 года назад

Blake is the most underrated sprinter ever. He's the second-fastest man of all time 9.69. How unlucky of him to be in the same era as Bolt.

@KmKryptonian 4 года назад

Injuries robbed him of an amazing career. Much like Tyson Gay.

@DavidDavid-yz2sh 4 года назад

Tyson gay is much faster than Blake.

@KmKryptonian 4 года назад

David David in what? Blake has faster pbs in both 1 and 2.

@wrappataiga4914 4 года назад

@@DavidDavid-yz2sh You alright bro?

@KmKryptonian 4 года назад

J.K potter OOO lmaooo for real Dude 😂

@marcosdelossantos1308 3 года назад

What’s more impressive is Justin Gatlin being in his late 30’s and still running faster than most youngsters. True living legend

@asamoahkwadwo873 3 года назад

He's bless 😇

@darkness1978 2 года назад

@@asamoahkwadwo873 and are cheater

@jeffryhammel3035 Год назад

Luv it!

@AndreDBFights Месяц назад

@@darkness1978by your logic Bolt is a cheat too because he smoked weed

@AndreDBFights Месяц назад

@@darkness1978no

@dennisjamah4791 4 года назад

Justlin Gatlin is a living legend...at the age 37, he still can run under 10s.

@vanessamonroe1637 4 года назад

But he used banned substance before so no mate

@dennisjamah4791 4 года назад

@@vanessamonroe1637 yeahh...but to maintain the speed and discipline in training to be top athlete, it is just incredible..

@oran4991 4 года назад

Dennis Jamah not when you’ve taken stuff

@rajivmurkejee7498 4 года назад

With better pharmaceuticals he would even be faster

@artemenorainda 4 года назад

I love him

@francisaccount9315 4 года назад

Let’s not forget Blake back when he was in his prime

@chadhamilton1513 4 года назад

Injuries took a toll on him

@yennox5338 4 года назад

The streets will never forget prime Yohan Blake.

@louism.3435 4 года назад

Francis Account who’s not gonna forget about the 2nd fastest man on earth

@TheoOJamaloO1 4 года назад

@@louism.3435 a lot of people that only watched track because of Bolt.

@valentinotera3244 4 года назад

You mean when he was on roids.

@RayFliesAway 4 года назад

I never liked Justin Gatlin even before when he was found to be guilty (of banned substance), BUT his COURAGE to change, and to challange. At 37 his ability to still be at the top is nothing short of miracle. Unimaginable amount of hardwork and commitment. I RESPECT this man so much.

@h4rder10 3 года назад

he is the unputdownable gladiator.

@TJCoolzD 3 года назад

look at the backstory of how he got banned though. wasn't his fault, but yes! he is in a league of his own. he needs to be appreciated more.

@Haraka111 3 года назад

I absolutely 100% agree with you except the part where you say you never liked Justin gatlin I personally have never met this man I'm not going to not like someone who I don't even know.... But the rest of your statement was right and exact

@Haraka111 3 года назад

@@HolyRollerTV that man have been clean for over 10 years.... 10 years... Have you ever made a mistake in your life.... Do you want people to keep bringing up that mistake 10 years later... That's weird man and hypocritical

@Haraka111 3 года назад

@@HolyRollerTV have you ever heard of repentance... If there's anything worse than a liar it's a hypocrite I bet you go to church on Sunday and ask God for forgiveness. Yet you ridicule a person keep bringing up their past as if they couldn't change can't make a change that's what you saying a person can't change .

@OfentseMwaseFilms 2 года назад

Coleman's running frequency is insane!

@tshiamisoukwuagu8804 2 года назад

im here thinking the same thing

@Tech.Library 2 года назад

IS that a tommy on him?

@chengyulee8 2 года назад

Drug cheat! Suspended from Olympics

@malharjajoo7393 2 года назад

Small steps

@darkness1978 2 года назад

@@chengyulee8 he missed drug tes

@makkaroxboy6120 4 года назад

Can't believe gatlin was 37 years old. Incredible!!

@TheoOJamaloO1 4 года назад

He's gonna be 39 at the next Olympics

@Hensley_Jb 4 года назад

TheoOJamaloO1 he’s retiring I think

@TheoOJamaloO1 4 года назад

@@Hensley_Jb after the Olympics yes

@MickLoud999 4 года назад

He juices so no one gives a F@@K

@fredball8240 4 года назад

@@MickLoud999 he ain't the only one unless you're a fool and believe the sport is squeaky clean

@nkwiriyesto139 3 года назад

Yeah yeah... these kids nice bt Usain, Gay, Gatlin, Blake n Powell Era was something else. IMO

@praisewenegieme6155 3 года назад

Fr his technique was flawless

@Oh_capalot 3 года назад

Bolt better than anyone else

@yo1467 3 года назад

Facts

@yo1467 3 года назад

@@praisewenegieme6155 who’s?

@slahudeenhussain5297 3 года назад

@@Oh_capalot Well nah

@moselc09 4 года назад

I’ve never seen so many camera angles... I think we need this for every race for the rest of our lives. I feel like I was there.

@stevecrocker6904 3 года назад

good, because nearly no-one else was there in that sweathole. Money, much money, must have changed hands to get it staged in Doha

@annmariebusu9924 2 года назад

I was also bouncing to the music 😲🤪

@AndreDBFights Месяц назад

That Stadium in Doha was Peak

@flexwong5705 4 года назад

The most beautiful track design ever seen, good job

@ryanqz 4 года назад

I bet they're all glad Bolt isn't around anymore... its like "Yes, we finally have a chance now!".

@cambokid16 4 года назад

I believed Coleman beatin Bolt in the few races they had.

@thegoat2682 4 года назад

@@cambokid16 Yes twice

@so6609 4 года назад

@@thegoat2682 when?

@camilla2424 4 года назад

Bolt has never beaten Coleman. Coleman beat him each match up.

@brigadierejerry 4 года назад

@@camilla2424 anyone can be beaten, if you beat Bolt and you don't run under 9.8 should tell you that Bolt is in bad shape. Coleman is the future of sprinting but real track athletes know that if Bolt was over 80% fit it's a rap. Gatlin beat Bolt a couple of times running in the 9.9's, Asafa Powell beat him running 9.8, Tyson Gay beat him running 9.8 and Yohan Blake beat him running 9.75. Since 2008, Bolt only lost in one major championship and got disqualified in one. We always rooted for one of our American athletes to beat him (especially Justin) but we know that Bolt is the man and everyone knows that. Go team USA.

@learnmathematics5288 4 года назад

I am amazed to see Gatlin . He won Gold in 2004 Olympic . And still keep on running very good at the age of 37 . He is really one of the greatest sprinter considering his medals tally on international level . Though he was banned from 2006 to 2010 .

@reywilli8892 4 года назад

Yohan, We Jamaicans appreciate all you have done in track and have your back no matter what time you run. Never forget that

@Vishwajeet-Deshmukh 3 года назад

Love from India, blake

@chopzmasta07 3 года назад

De Grasse is such a strong finisher. If he perfects his start, he'll be running sub 9.8

@johnyk7167 2 года назад

seeing this after he just surged past everyone in the Olympics 200 bro got top end speed fr

@chopzmasta07 2 года назад

@@johnyk7167 definitely. His endurance has improved so much. Plus that race was experience, he has raced against the fastest men in history, which none of those finalists have done so. Andre played his cards right and accelerated at the right time.

@christiantagliaferro4123 2 года назад

Filippo Tortu was 20yr old

@simono.9047 2 года назад

agree faster start he ll be at #1

@Trackreator Год назад

He scientifically cannot do that. De Grasse cannot master his start, not at the level of Coleman, Su or many others like Jacobs and Baker or Gatlin. Just because anatomically, for his body shape and charateristics of a 200m sprinter, his first 30 meters won’t be that good for him as the others.

@blessed_baby8892 3 года назад

That intro to the race was FIRE 🔥

@trevordolphy2706 4 года назад

De grasses. His top end speed is really good he just need to work on his first 50

@obichris8624 4 года назад

He suffered a serious injury that took him way for a long time so he lost some pace

@hennyknows 3 года назад

He fixes that and we got a race

@jawshua100 3 года назад

Too tense he need to relax

@bobbydee668 3 года назад

He's mean as. His top end speed is incredible . The side view of this race was awesome. You could see de grasse start gaining ground on all if them.

@bbatjargal1549 3 года назад

Andre is one of my favorite sprinters. But all these injuries... But he proved that he is up to. It was very moving to see that Andre took his son with him after the final.. Andre's son is the reason why we work so hard... including me for our kids...

@bbatjargal1549 3 года назад

We must give a credit to the IAAF for the wonderful show. This is the way how you attract viewers! The IAAF marketing team must be very proud what they have accomplished in 2019 Doha WC. Bravo!

@Princesstennis1964 3 года назад

He jumped out so quick! Wow, a power fire cracker. Congrats Christian Coleman !

@ayushanandm6248 2 года назад

Blake 🥺 is my personal fav.❤️

@zoomin5313 4 года назад

It is impressive that Gatlin still can run shoulder to shoulder with the new generation and come out as equal as any of them. WOW!

@speaktruth8322 3 года назад

Impressive indeed! True champion.

@Ckillen2422 4 года назад

His body type is deceiving... he don't look like a sprinter, but boy he is!!!

@unknownx7252 4 года назад

I know, he looks like a dude that sits in front of a computer all day, lol.

@daveouya 4 года назад

Actually he looks just like a sprinter there is no much difference between him and Gutlin

@TheoOJamaloO1 4 года назад

@@unknownx7252 nah

@ko4miles 4 года назад

Looks out of shape crazy

@mvijay5128 4 года назад

the engine matters the most...

@wViOw 4 года назад

Filippo ❤️🇮🇹 to have an Italian in this amazing quality final is a new hope for TnF

@Ninja-gt3zi 2 года назад

@Flint Ryder clown

@firazadam1768 4 года назад

I like Usain bolt,yohan blake,Justin gatlin, Christian Coleman,asafa Powell,Tyson gay,and Andre de grasse

@josephau9547 4 года назад

No one CARES

@kxdeem876 4 года назад

@@josephau9547 but yet still u care enough to reply to his comment

@mastermind2971 4 года назад

Joseph Knight u made my day, though not very nice

@gantaalg4035 4 года назад

That use to be a fierce and intimidating line up.

@sprinterchamp92 4 года назад

@@kxdeem876 lol! Good comeback. lol

@Haraka111 3 года назад

Whole lot of hypocrites on these comments... Lot of perfect people who have never made mistakes in their life.. judging judge and judging just a bunch of hypocrites.... At 37 Justin gatlin is doing things you couldn't even dream at 27... Give that man respect and give that man credit...

@nitothemanmarco8767 2 года назад

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

@ramlangoddos4425 3 года назад

Andre de Grasse's come "from behind" in the last 30 meters is just phenomenal.

@drewdricky 3 года назад

His technique is so weird. But it works for him 🤷🏾‍♂️

@lizzytarre461 29 дней назад

What's weird about it?

@samngoma9938 4 года назад

In Simbine, SA is very Proud!! What a race, Congrats Coleman.

@rileyonthatbeat3047 4 года назад

Forever would be a proud Jamaican no matter what position they come 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

@sashaeltekeh2618 3 года назад

True. It feels quiet though. Sigh

@muzlp Год назад

I was so happy for Coleman! To finally be the World Champion ahead of Gatlin, De Grasse & Blake, quite an achievement!

@santshuki1677 3 года назад

Gatlin at his age is just unbelievable A true legend

@markspears7522 4 года назад

Its just awesome seeing all that speed in one place. CC keep smashing that track!!!

@bildad3 3 года назад

That shot at 8:50 will tell you how Coleman's acceleration is something else... outrageous

@samo6083 2 года назад

Bolt has a better one

@songsirikaewsai8219 Год назад

@@samo6083 Nope

@samo6083 9 месяцев назад

@@songsirikaewsai8219bolts had the fastest 60m start of all time in 2009 with a start of 6.31 seconds. Which is faster than colemans 60 WR. This isn't even a debate 😂😂😂

@bunkunmiolarenwaju7136 3 года назад

Coleman that was really impressive, it was almost like you weren't even stressing it

@proudmundwa277 3 года назад

I like andre de grass he shows that he is a great sprinter due to his injuries he comes back in form always

@NBALIVING 3 года назад

Great to see Gatlin back at top speed even at 37. Canada's De Grasse is the real deal! Blake still has more in the tank!

@mikegaming4924 3 года назад

Justin Gatlin is extremely inspiring person, he runs 100m under 10 seconds and is 37 in here! He proves that you can be fast regardless what your age is, if you do the work!

@romariojohnson4178 3 года назад

I’m Jamaican and in track and field it’s usually USA vs JAM but boy this Coleman kid is something special. He has one of the fastest start in history

@TheGrandmaster1 2 года назад

I can't tell you how awesome the light show they put on the track these days is. Man that's so awesome. MAN that's so awesome!! It makes it look so epic and cool and badass!

@antonyberdeja9445 4 года назад

Amazing performance from Coleman! 👏👏👏✨

@atlsniff10 4 года назад

@sennadasilva11 Who? Your mom?

@ramlangoddos4425 2 года назад

Gatlin's 9.89 at his age is, hats off to him.

@chamindujanith6337 2 года назад

And yet it was not even his season best. He ran a 9.87 in the same year(2019).

@anubhavsingh5740 4 года назад

Bolt we miss you always.. There is no body like u

@RedDiamondXYZ 2 года назад

I like the lights running in the lanes and names appearing on track.. the 3rd most amazing thing in this race behind Gatlin and Blake!

@emilstorgaard9642 2 года назад

Coleman is springy as a hare. What a rocket

@timchristopherharris448 4 года назад

Waiting for this ........Thanku World Athletics...

@therealsongstress 4 года назад

Congrats Christian ❤️. You won that convincingly

@senisalami5204 4 года назад

What a race!! Noah, Coleman and Gatlin will be great to watch in 4x1 relays for the American quartet in the Olympics

@johnrogan9420 Год назад

Gatlin gets in on time, but wins a silver medal...way cool!!...

@monettenucum367 3 года назад

That was an excellent sprint... Congrats young man Christian, my man Justin 'am impressed, de grasse welcome back to d circle of greatness.., Godbless!

@bulldog985 3 года назад

Man Coleman has really improved his finished. Dude will dominate for years. USA will dominate the 4X100 as long as he run leads and Lyles runs anchor. Hopefully they can set a new world record in the next 4 years or so!

@chamindujanith6337 2 года назад

Ugh. USA didn't even make the relay final.

@heisenberg8083 3 года назад

4:57 After hearing coleman's little scream after he won, I can no longer look at the thumbnail with a straight face.

@rvi632 3 года назад

Sad to see Jamaica dominance has come to an end with Bolt's retirement

@CluedUp23 3 года назад

Sprinting goes on waves. USA, Canada to Carribean to UK.. And every once in a while an anomaly from an "outside' nation.

@diealeisterlive 3 года назад

CluedUp? Anomaly sounds so badass

@drewdricky 3 года назад

@@CluedUp23 The crops have to be rotated 🇯🇲. These boys are doing well though. I'm proud of them. Clean sprinting is what we want.

@bigacellc8802 3 года назад

Jamaica's dominance ended before Bolt's retirement. He lost his last championship race. You could make your statement had he won. He came in third.

@fredball8240 3 года назад

It was short..just 10 years

@oatzonarint4775 2 года назад

Doha 2019 is The Best introduce ever of IAAF .

@deseangibir4764 3 года назад

The power they are able to produce is remarkable.

@olamavincent4413 2 года назад

Coleman is just the human version of a rocket...

@TheODLawson23 4 года назад

How sad Yohan Blake got injured in 2013. He said in an interview that he wasn't the same as strong in 2011 and 2012.

@wanderer3561 2 года назад

Everyone forgets simbine. He has been really consistent

@aldomusemburi 2 года назад

Need I say the hype and excitement in this race is a far cry from what the world by large felt when we watched Bolt😭…

@deanrokkie6929 4 года назад

Noah lyles: I am 200m World champion Coleman : I am 100 world champion Also Coleman & lyles: We are 4x100m world champion

@poohbita_88 4 года назад

Lol we will see in a few: Coleman has been suspended again for missing tests when the drug testers arrived. That is 6 tests between 2018-2019. He got off on a technicality when he was provisionally suspended last year by the American Athletics Associations when he missed 3 drug tests from their officials, now he has missed 3 drug tests from IAAF officials in a row. Interesting times ahead.

@snapmike5156 4 года назад

Will Stuart a medal? Lol.

@chasewhdxfbdhysdy6442 3 года назад

Will Stuart if it isn’t first who the f cares ?

@Usainbolt77 4 года назад

Belle performance sous des tribunes vides d’une finale de championnat du monde .. L’avant et l’après Usain Bolt, plus la même hype, plus la même ambiance

@Alex-vv8sm 3 года назад

Justin Gatlin can still run 100m under 10s…Amazing athlete

@imnotsharingmyrealnameonth5601 3 года назад

Gatlin steroid abusing never pass drug test 🐖

@slahudeenhussain5297 3 года назад

@@imnotsharingmyrealnameonth5601 he's not using anymore

@TikToksOutlet 3 года назад

Im Not Sharing My Real Name On This Website u just mad that he’s good. He has passed drug test

@boxer6796 3 года назад

@@imnotsharingmyrealnameonth5601 Whether he is using or not, at age 37 is outsanding!

@slaytrixx8983 4 года назад

So we are in March 2020 but you all are just dropping the 2019 championships

@astrodeath1322 4 года назад

ツSnøwyy I’m just glad they finally dropped it, don’t have anything better to do during quarantine :(

@calloforestis3126 4 года назад

This is a reapload in a throwback way not as an update... They have already uploaded these races right after they happend

@unknownx7252 4 года назад

All sports being shown right now is 2019 or earlier.

@danielvousden9568 4 года назад

Well done Coleman, well done

@samboy1406 4 года назад

Starts at 4:35

@jamesphillips531 4 года назад

Thank you

@megamindvs2514 4 года назад

It’s 4:45 actually.

@FF-zf5bp 4 года назад

@@megamindvs2514 Thank You

@megamindvs2514 4 года назад

SEAMAN海男 You welcome! 🤣 I’m very impatient so I just fast forward until it actually begins.

@pushpakumarasubasinghe6548 4 года назад

One of the best global sport event ever in history . World athletics championships doha ❤❤❤

@jent-consultoriaeservicos3818 4 года назад

This was really great. Top 5 under 10s

@vatsalsudani2006 3 года назад

If De-Grasse gets his start figured out, he's gonna be the one to watch out. I think the 5 big ones for the next couple years are gonna be Coleman, Lyles, Norman, Bromell and De-Grasse and Gatlin if he chooses to go on after the Olympics.

@deanrokkie6929 4 года назад

Coleman sprint's technique so f*cking great WOWWW

@SpinWave 3 года назад

congratulations Coleman Gatlin and DeGrasse. Not to say that the rest of athletes are fantastic. Coleman has that explosive start before 50 meters he is already ahead by 1 meter.

@pillwolak 8 месяцев назад

The digital graphic on the track is simply magnificent

@timmy12383 4 года назад

I've never seen such a video of competition has so much angle like this one, haha

@Abhisingh-pp5lq 3 года назад

Hats off for Galtlin,,he is still giving tough challenge to other opponents at this age,,

@mikelord590 3 года назад

Nobody starts out the blocks better than Coleman

@chamindujanith6337 2 года назад

Gatlin?

@isaacsmithlin4069 4 года назад

That Track looks dope to run on, Beast

@Agent007202 3 года назад

Well, they say you can run but you can't hide, but Coleman seems to be the only man who can both run and hide lol.

@GabrielMartinez-ed6xg 4 года назад

Why do y’all take so damn long to drop these videos

@seancunningham1008 4 года назад

Gabriel Martinez 😂😂😂

@Detabyte 4 года назад

Actually they dropped them already but without comments

@kelvinkamau6852 4 года назад

Coz they are cowards who couldn't take the criticism at the time they dropped them and now they think the coast is clear

@unknownx7252 4 года назад

@@kelvinkamau6852 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@YawAnsongSnr 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

@audiotalesbyjith 2 года назад

I was there in the stadium. And that intro was amazing to watch

@steve-from-toronto 3 года назад

Have never seen a front-running sprinter like Coleman. He always has such a giant lead by 50m. You’d think he’d fade but doesn’t.

@danielehiwe657 4 года назад

De grasse is so good on the 2nd half he needs to work on the first 50m and maybe gold for him in Tokyo

@chamindujanith6337 2 года назад

Yeah in the 200m. He did it.

@seenuz1 4 года назад

Awesome sprint Hero!!

@gantaalg4035 4 года назад

I enjoyed watching De grase with his kid....way more than the race itself.

@zetdesigns 2 года назад

No but Justin Gatlin has been pushing. He was so old here and yet he settled for number 2. It reminds me of 2017 when Gatlin won, Coleman was 2nd and Bolt was 3rd, and Gatlin said "there is no rest, yes Bolt has left but there's youngsters like Coleman upconing" and he was right. Coleman and Gatlin basically swapped positions. What a great race. Yeses🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@RN-sf5ml 4 года назад

Have been waitin' for this

@user-ik6lp5be2b 4 года назад

日本人

@thehumblepuppy4488 3 года назад

4:45 RACE STARTS 🏁. 5:39 FULL RESULTS

@theruckinmaul1460 4 года назад

Gatlin probably the best starter ever. Perfect technique, body position, rarely make mistake. Quickest reaction, quickest out of the block consistently time to time with his long stride hips and arms. But sadly he live in an era of a legend, Usain Bolt. Even at the age of 37, he still consistently the best runner out there, silver in 2019. And probably silver again for the Tokyo Olympics.

@yennox5338 4 года назад

Lyles or Baker will get silver.

@nathanhussey9215 2 года назад

Keep fighting! Zhanel Hughes next time will be your day .Much love from Thailand.

@IamTonyStark1 4 года назад

BOLT is like thats my semifinal time 🤣

@Kenny-mu2xb 3 года назад

Lol Bolt only ran faster than that 4 times in his life. 9.76 is a great time, even for Bolt.

@stevecrocker6904 3 года назад

Bolt's gone .... pft! disappeared into normalcy. How's his soccer career going I wonder?

@flaming_21savage52 3 года назад

@@Kenny-mu2xb I mean bolt also slowed down the last 10 meters most of the time so u gotta take that into account too

@pena380 3 года назад

@@Kenny-mu2xb bolt usually joggled 9,8-9,9s times in semi finals which could easily been 9,5s-9,7s range. 9,76s would be average for him. Good time for him is below 9,75s. Sprint conditions were good in that race too. Bolt ran 9,79s in -0,5 wind 2015. 9,77s in rainy conditions wind -0,3. Bolt ran in rio 9,81s which was considered bad for him... he ran 9,84s in semis easing down so people excepted him ran low 9,7s or high 9,6s but he was tired he didn't have time to recover.

@seanlynch4607 4 года назад

Man, Gatlin’s form is just so good. Must be why he’s still doing so well at his age. Can see the difference between him and Coleman at 7:30.

@MickLoud999 4 года назад

They guy juices so...stfu

@bishalsingh8028 4 года назад

@@MickLoud999 At least correct the typo in your comment. Or are you just a ctrl+c/ctrl+v warrior spewing hate everywhere? Get a life mate.

@AlexRides808 4 года назад

@@MickLoud999 you was the uncoordinated little dude that never got picked at recess huh?

@efremator 3 года назад

Я даже до старта не досмотрел.Стадион,свет,эффекты просто шедевр.Реальное ощущение инопланетности.

@tuusharptuloose7275 4 года назад

Good as he is I think that will be his best performance ever

@atlsniff10 4 года назад

LOLOLOLO! Wanna bet?

@hamanizeus2395 3 года назад

Imagine waiting for 16mins for jus A 10 seconds game 😂😂😂

@awesomealmighty9453 4 года назад

Gatlin at 37, he is a living legend at this topmost level. Well, Coleman's time is here. I hope he stays clean👍.

@kagishomokoena2120 3 года назад

Simbine your time is coming brother, keep working hard!

@judithiheaturu5410 3 года назад

Wow! This is a great video you got here. More people should get to watch this. Can I share your videos?

@taviermullings270 4 года назад

Coleman can u continue, remember bolt, justin give the young ones them a chance now, please and thanks..

@marymariah852 3 года назад

De Grass need to work on his start,,, messes him up everytime from snatching a Gold in a major world event.. Race was generally great 💯💯🔥

@goddessallurera3240 4 года назад

That was Fast! WOW!

@stristan6302 4 года назад

Bolt’s record is beyond safe. No one will touch it for years!

@jwizdum2103 3 года назад

Nice to see Blake still runnin sub 10

@dranbuzz5276 4 года назад

Men's Triple Jump!!!

@la4christ877 4 года назад

Yes plz

@theknowledgeuniverse6648 2 года назад

I always pray for blake to win. He is my favourite sprinter and also my running technique is like him.

@ameliabedelia7018 2 года назад

Wowsa! This is faster than the REAL world record: Ben Johnson’s 9.79! I can still hear Charlie’s NBC call in 1988. “And he runs away with it! NINE SEVEN NINE!” All other faster times were wiped off the record marked as *steroids assisted. (ie all of Bolt’s times). Now Coleman runs even faster! Good times and happy days!