Men's 4x400m Relay | World Indoor Championships Birmingham 2018 

Poles rubbed their noses at proud Americans, who additionally did not play fair. After the end of the run, everyone congratulated the Poles, except the Americans. They were too proud and too rude to do it apparently.

@@VoidCosmonaut Dupka piecze, co?

The anchor leg waited until the exact right moment to make his push!

POlski prosze!

@@DVader_PM no one cares bud! F**k them, Poland wins that's the only matter!

Uczcie sie polskiego jezyka

@@zofiamlynarz9692 Po co?

@@markgomez6348 Cobyś debilu mógł zrozumieć, co do Ciebie mówią, naszą piękną polską mową, hehe...

@@zofiamlynarz9692 Przykro i wstyd czytać takie teksty jak Twój.

they have become my favorite team to watch

Man enough to congrats, didnt see that from us

Greetings from Gdynia in Poland on the Baltic sea

Our feelings was hurt cause we took that mean L😂

no, because Americans think relays are theirs by divine right. By contrast the Poles are never favourites but have big, tough hearts

@@Tripple_Threatt92 Bad losers, win with class & lose with dignity everyone knows that.

They behaved in a similar way during the decoration if you can believe that!

Poles rubbed their noses at proud Americans, who additionally did not play fair. After the end of the run, everyone congratulated the Poles, except the Americans. They were too proud and too rude to do it apparently.

😆 haha

More like Polish power.

Polish Hitman

😝

dzięki:)

hahaha! you win!

Będzie Złoto !

@@szymon6207 tak jest

Masz może francusku albo hiszpańsku? :)

@@grellenort ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ItzlU7jtMqU.html

Masz z greckim komentarzem?

​@@janosik4984😂

Dałbyś linka.

Ja tez,Pani Malgorzato!Ciagle na nowo!!!Pozdrowienia!!!

🙂

Yup I catched that too...however picture of Norwood on his knees looking at the screen with WIR...praceless...thx to skilled camera man...lol

Of course shame on Polish team. They should immediately apologize Americans for insolence of winning.

Shame!

Americans were busy crying.

@66fredo99 la France zero culture and zero class

Bruh - the best comeback is Bronisław Malinowski at Moscow 1980(3000 m hurdles)

It was a different situation. In Birmingham Krzewina caught up with Norwood and passed him. In Tokyo Norwood ran behind Duszyński through the whole anchor leg

@@alialibaba1886 Situation was a bit different, but effect the same. And that ugly feeling.

​@@vojtasjedyny At the WCh after the last hand-off Norwood was in the lead, at the Olympics he was not even in a medal position. A quite different situation.

@@alialibaba1886 But he could win this race if he was good enough. He wasn't.

@@vojtasjedyny Norwood could have come 4th as well. There is no need to humiliate him. Norwood is a world-class runner. I recommend you to check out how many times he ran a sub 45. And how many times Polish runners did it.

When you have influence in the OIC, you can get away with that...

I love to watch this... again and again but I've never noticed this 🙄 You are 100% right... thank you so much and all the best for Your

No country has more competitive 400m runners than the USA.

@@edwardjones717 Quite opposite. The US has several of the best runners, but only those 1-3 from the US trials. The rest is not "special" at all. That's why, to win on the international level in the 4x400 meters relay, the US has to use runners from different disciplines. Like in Tokyo 2020. The US has some formidable runners but doesn't have good strength in depth in 4x400.

@@1ramyus Okay now I'm lost with this comment you just made. Are you saying since the USA uses runners from other events to combine their 400m relay team means that they really don't have best 400m runners in the world. Despite the fact that they hold world records in the men's and women's mixed 4X400m relay, men's individual 400m relay and have the second fastest world record time in the women's 4X400m relay?

@@1ramyus The reason why your comment is false and don't make any common sense is that if you made those runners quit running the individual 800m and the 400m hurdles and force them to concentrate on running the individual 400m they would still become dominating in that event too.

@@edwardjones717 The reason for my comment is ... you. After every US defeat, you say that the US lost, just because not the best US runners were running. However, these US athletes that lost, are those from positions 4-xx in the US trials. Not 15th-20th in 400 m. Yes, Polish Justina Ersetic will lose 10/10 times in the run against Athing Mu or Sydney McLaughlin, because they are from a different planet, but time after time US girls from 4th down, are losing to the Poles. So, to assure that the United States will win in Olympics, the US has to put together runners from different disciplines. All of the giants. But if the US team will rely on - let's say - Courtney Okolo, there is no guarantee of winning. In fact, a good chance of losing. No disrespect to Okolo. She's still a great runner, one of the best US runners, but she isn't in the same league with Dalilah Muhammad, and well within a reach of the best Polish runners. If you look closely at all Polish squads in different worldwide events, each time there is a different squad. And all of them are 400-meter runners. Not 800 meters, not hurdlers, and others. And there is a wave of new Polish girls behind them. All specialized in 400 meters. In Tokio there was Natalia Kaczmarek. She's very young, just in 2017 she was 7th in the European U20 Championships and 6th in Polish U20 Championships. So, nothing spectacular. Now she was in the first leg woman 4x4 in Tokyo, and the second leg of 4x400 mixed relay. And there are more of them. During European Championship 2019, the British commentator said "Poland has so much strength in depth in this discipline". Just because each time Poland sends a largely different squad to 4x400 and since a few years, Poland usually wins that relay. Unless they meet the US and the US puts THE best possible American squad. The squad, that combines all the best what America has across the board of all disciplines.

They haven't done shit since this win.

@@EVERLASTING12000 they've all had major injuries recently and clearly ur just a sore looser

@@Maja-ky5pw Just stop. They didn't have any injuries for Doha. They simply failed to qualify.

@@EVERLASTING12000 so what?

Yet your hammer throwers among women win only when Anita is injured. Norwood's weakening in Birmingham may be related to Anita's injury before the World Championships (sadly, she didn't decide to have the surgery after getting 4th consecutive gold)...may not it?

Ruszył Karol musi pójść sobie na Maksa !

. . . ad that would have change what ?

Polak Hura Panowie

The USA got beaten by a new world record time, it's not like they slacked off and could have gone faster. Time to swallow your pride.

Swallow pride? Has nothing to do with pride. Reevaluate your comment.

@@frederickweeksjr.1189 I think the previous comment might refer to the video below ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EWmtVd0Uxes.html

@@jj1986dd your point?

@@frederickweeksjr.1189 that the message was addressed to the American team rather than you... just poor English grammar led to misunderstanding

Rś 3:01.77

Dumb comment

I never seen a u.s. winner Flash game signs and act stupid so,stfu

Cherry kept drifting because he was trying to box out the Pole, on the last turn he ran sideways. It cost the USA the gold medal.

@@TheMikedngb But it was Norwood who fucked up.

@@TheMikedngb let me tell you that when your legs are full of lactic and your lungs are bursting, your body naturally starts drifting when the mind feels an opponent creeping closer. It's a sign of tiring, not a conscious decision that you make as if you are chilling watching a video.

Indoor championships have been moved to 2021

There is no rivalry. What has Poland's men team done since that win?

EVERLASTING12000 more than you did through out your whole life💀

@@Troubled80 Ok and...? That applies to you as well.

One week later... "Here comes Michael Norman, and they break 3:01, they crush the Collegiate Record, 3-flat, seventy-seven *beat-cheer* ...and they broke the world record too, Poland set the World Record last weekend in Birmingham, and the Trojans just bested it by one-hundredth of a second(sic)" Section 4 Ranking 1-USC-3:00.77 (World Best and NCAA Record) 2-TAM-3:01.39 (Unratified World Record) 3-UF-3:01.43

If you bit a world record, no matter who you compete against. A world record means, that at that moment, the new record holder holds the fastest time in human mankind history

Krawczuk był świetny, ale tutaj różnice zrobiło głównie to że Bailey bardzo osłabł. Dla mnie wybitny był Zalewski na 1 zmianie, ustawił nam cały bieg w bardzo komfortowych warunkach.

Its USA B team

@@jay-us4dp Oh,really ? I don't think so.It would've been rather stupid and disrespectful sending B team of USA for World Indoor Championships competition.You're simply sore looser.

@@jaset362 They say that because later on that record was broke and set by some college students from USC.