Mission ACCOMPLISHED for Keely! 💫 Women's 800m final replay | Roma 2024 

Can you get ghonoreeah from sitting on a race track?

why tho?

@@chaelstp5674 Mu fell in the 800m final of the US olympic trials and did not make the team for Paris.

Yeah. I think that whole process kind of stinks. I mean... if you're one of the top runners in the world... defending title holder... defending bronze / silver / gold medalist... and you get tripped or fall in a qualifying heat like that... you should get a pass or a 2nd chance or something. What if it was intentional? Tonya Harding style. Should Michael Jordan have to "qualify" for the Olympic team?

Mu was not in same form as last Olympics, would have been no certainty to make Paris final.

Agree, but Mu isn't the same runner from three years ago. She would have been lucky to make it out of the trials, had she stayed on her feet.

that race was like 3 weeks ago...

@@whirlywhirly5758 And it was still a spoiler in the title. Obviously not everyone has seen these races, as there is more than one comment about the title spoiling the race result.

now say it without crying...🤦‍♂

@@jorcial It without crying...did that help settle your tummy? Or does mommy have to get you something?

@@marcd1981old news.

Almost like late 70s 80s British dominance. Cool.

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Who did you think was going to win anyways????…lol…

@@kenisme1000 Not the point. The point is that you want to watch the race not knowing who won so you can be as excited as if you saw it live.

@@marcd1981so record it next time or watch it elsewhere. 🤷🏻‍♂️ it’s weeks old and the results have been known for a while. It’s a recap video…

@@awdobsession717 I'm sure you've heard the reason to not ASSume anything? If I owned a television and watched these events live, that would work. I have not owned a television for more than 12 years, and when I start catching up on events, I watch RU-vid. This isn't the only channel that posts results in the title, and many major channels post the results the day of or the day after the event.

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A skinny white Brit?? Easy beat

she has 800 meters of forehead

@@LamelKendrick LOL

Absolutely not the reason we watch women's sport 🤣

@@ironmantooltime Impress us. Which definition of 'we' are you claiming to be using? 1. used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself and one or more other people considered together. 2. used in formal contexts for or by a royal person, or by a writer or editor, to refer to himself or herself.

Phoebe is frighteningly talented and very very strong down the finishing straight for such a young woman. I can see her as a future World Record Holder as well as winning many titles, if she dedicates to athletics.

What happens when ladies take care of their bodies and in shape.

@@ambientsounds5832 It's certainly more than that! Genetics plays a big part. Not many women are put together the way these gals are.

Fast moving eye candy !

That's an understatement. Stunning!!

Wow!

True, but Mary Moraa was comprehensively beaten by Keely Hodgkinson in Eugene this year. Incidentally, watch out for Phoebe Gill, who aged just 17 years and 3 weeks, ran a 1:57.86 in May 2024, almost 2 seconds inside the European U-18 record. Since then she has won the UK National 800m in a 1:58, outpacing Jemma Reekie, the 4th placed runner in the Tokyo Olympics (Keely was in the 400m). A bit of a wild card given her youth, but at that age improvements can come on in leaps and bounds. She's also an excellent 1500 metre runner and has a lot of strength.

4:31

She ran the 1500 metres, and was leading in the final lap but faded badly in the final 60 metres to finish 5th.

Well she ran a 1:55 the other day and that would have smashed everyone and she was sick when she ran this time

Keely was sick in this race and up until the last minute had not decide to run. Every other 800 metres this year she has won comfortably running away and see beat Mary Moraa in Eugene in a 1:55 running away from the field in the final straight. As for times, then the UK also has Phoebe Gill in the Olympics as well who, this year, aged 17 years and 3 weeks ran a 1:57.86, just half a second behind the time of Nia Akins in the US trials. Keep an eye on her, as she is very strong and simply ran away from Jemma Reekie (4th at the last Olympics).

Keely would have beat her no doubt!

@billydaniel7661 I am ex track and field athlete and competed for australia. Except for the greats up to 80s I always found Brits weak under pressure and self doubt

@billydaniel7661 British athletes are full of self doubt never easy to bet on because they fold in this new era post 2012 Olympics London..exit mo Jessica and the ginger long jumper

Nope....Keely faster this year than MU several times. Mu not in Olympics anyhow.

@@TimMarshall-er9qk big difference between fast times and tactically smarter runners at 800/1500

It's Katherine Merry isn't it?