Men's 800m final 🏃‍♂️ | Tokyo Replays 

they ruined everyones races this time

nothing to be scary. you are under 40 and dedicated and passionate with all other ingredients you can also do it. But first love what you wanna do and relentless pursuit of it will get you there.

@@-guitarhero RR

Thanks.same

@@juliajules6246 You're welcome, 😊

You have great runners too. Toppled Kenya in their event the Steeplechase. Some epic past battles.

Love from Kenya... We miss Hicham El Guerrouj one of the great 👍

You can say that again,I am proud to be kenyan

@@faithemanuel4781 hey Kenyan people are inspirational for me I do running I can't imagine how they Are build They are strong hardworking and disciplined Wow

Thanks for the Truth.

Am proud of being a Kenyan citizen

@@centrinenasambu468 I'm glad 😊

When Ethiopia wins I am also proud.

@@b1k873 🇪🇹🇰🇪💜💚

I LOVE CHEERING OUR ETHIOPIAN NEIGHBOURS TOO

Yeah poland and italy too...totally unexpected...

Norway as well

@Haseeb 2 and in 4x4

From last place at the beginning to podium position at the end

Yeah..really...Love from INDIA 🇮🇳♥

Asante sana/Thanks much!

Yeah this is the most reason I love my father for birthing me a Kenyan an African the world's backbone

@@juliajules6246 Kenya isn’t the worlds backbone lol I’m sure it’s a wonderful place but it’s really not that important on the world stage in anything other than long distance running.

​@@darthsilversith667 you surely hate Kenya

Asante kaka. We love our neighbours too.

Am proud of being a Kenyan citizen

Love you too

That's a great achievement You should be proud as you are.

are you the tall ghy hoo gotte the medel?

Oyooooooooo

You Kenyans got all the running records lol, even the African 100 meter record

@@crabb9966 Yup! That’s how we roll. We are blessed. From the 100m to the Half marathon to the marathon.

Kenya is always the best to all the long races. I've to watch the many time they ran. Congrats.

@@minnettgraham4352 fast 1500/1600m runner is Jakob rn lol he will dust these guys in a mile

@@WydPerky?

@@minnettgraham4352 Kenya also dopes more than any other running power country out there lol and those are just the ones that get caught.

UPSC do bro

yeah in 2012 he was 5 seconds faster than the people who came first this time

also the guy who came last in 2012 was 2 seconds faster than the kenyans who won here

@@-guitarhero it was a tactical race, all of these runners are capable of running much faster

@@-guitarhero Korir has run 1:42.05

Then winners loose there value

@@nothing-ti7ps No they don't. They beat the top runners of the world. Plus there was miliseconds between each racer which goes to show how amazing all each athlete is

It just means they were the ones selected. Countries have a cap on who can run so by no means are some of these guys the top in the world. I noticed this when the Wast Africans were lapping and finishing minutes ahead of other competitors especially in the longer distances. Like Rotich and Emanuel Korir are not what I would put as our best 800m runners. They are just the ones who qualified on this day.

Exactly! Only one second and change separating first from ninth!

🇰🇪🇪🇹💚❤

He's invited to our Kenyan party!:)

@@cheropcherop3192 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, tell dem

The Kenyan National Anthem😍😍😍

I consider him a winner because winning against a Kenyan is breaking a world record Dobek was just close to that

It's even more amazing if you consider that he started running 800m this season. Earlier his distance was 400m hurdles

Thank you neighbor.

Lot's of love from 🇮🇳india amazing athletic kenya👍❤️

@@cartoonmobileanimation2166 we love you too

@S K so what one men made mistake doesn't mean everyone same.

@S K Indeed

@@pramodsahani9407 who is kallu and what do you mean by that?

That Paul Ereng run in the Seoul Olympics is the bravest ever. Running from behind and tearing to the front in an unbelievable speed was just out of this world.

Poul ereng coached this athletes both rotich and korir sometimes korir stay in USA but train in Kenya

Exactly.. infact he did it twice

Tumo hapa

Pamoja

@@binti_jannet ❤🇰🇪❤

Tuko area mamaa tunajivunia tu 😁🇰🇪✨

Where are you from?

Impressive how he held on and kept pace with the world's best. You can tell he was very happy with his performance, deservedly so.

Thanks sir

Thanks

I have noted that too

Koria proof them wrong 🤣🤣🤣

Dry men

@@beatricechemutai5889 we love them that way

Doped

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Mostly olympics its about winning the race than the time

Different kind of race. Rudisha was in his prime in London, so it was to his advantage to go out hard and have everyone try (and fail) to go with him. This was much more tactical where the race only began hotting up with 200m to go.

That was probably one of the greatest races ever!

Tbf the 2012 800m will go down as top 5 races ever, in human history.

It was a race of a lifetime. Almost everyone in that race never ran faster than that.

Ha! i noticed his head bobbing up and down..

Yes like a mad dog is after him and he is running for his life.😛

:)

Congratulations 🎊 guys we are proud of you

Ur Kenyan ? Wow u guys r born to run...

@@musiclove4887 yea am a kenyan

I'm also Kenyan.

Respect 🙏👍🏻

Congratulations ❤️❤️

@John K, It is and for various reasons: 1. It is neither a sprint nor a distance race. 2. It is for sprinters, mid distance runners and long distance runners. It is for everyone. The polish guy as well as Kerri are sprinters. Obiri is a 5000m runner (Helen). 3. You start each person in his own lane…..sometimes two runners in a lane. 4. You don’t finish in your lane. 5. It is very short …so short,that if you miscalculate or fail un terms of strategy, it is over. You can correct it in a 1500m race because it is long(er) but in the 800, the bell goes very fast when you are way behind if you don’t position yourself correctly. Working your way through with 300m to go is never easy. You also don't start from the blocks.

London was a classic. Everyone did so well and of course Rudisha cemented it. His run is still the inspiration of every 800m runner to date

Asante sana Dada yetu kutoka TZ

This was Korir's debut as well 😂

... or Koh- Rih-Rr .. not Koh-Rhea

@@mwafrikahalisi2549 Kabisa. anaisema ni kama ni Korea 😄🇰🇪

Amos should have been DQ'd in the semi hence why everyone was pushing him here

No one in that London race, has ever ran as fast as they did in London. It was a once in a lifetime moment.

7 of the 8 runners who ran the 800m finals in London ran their PB that day and never managed to run a faster time.

@@cheropcherop3192 no one from that London group is gonna ran as fast as they did thay day

What has happened to him really? Talent unrealized. What a pity!

Ok

True.

So is South Sudan

@@felistergatwiri7134 Lol!

That's true bro.

Dont forget about Somalia and Djibouti and i believe sudan all of east african runners are amazing 😁