Noah Lyles Is WAAAAAAYY Faster Than We Thought 

Currently the best, the 🐐, Def not

*best of his era

Not until he beats all of Bolts records and wins more medals he isnt

the most consistent athlete in the 200m, yes. the current best sprinter, yes. the best sprinter of his era, yes. the best of all time, no.

@@ayeeffvee8173Don’t think anyone said otherwise

and besides WRS are meant to eventually be broken, but that doesn't necessarily make them the goat.

@@Yes_I_c4n I never said it would or wouldn't be, seems like you think you know who will though, I honestly don't care its a very old WR anyway,

@Yes_I_c4n ok well I don't really care if he does or NOT, usain bolt will still be goat in short sprinting in my mind, both 100m and 200m WRS, for 14 years, with 100m being by over a tenth of a second, 3 golds at 3 separate olympics, so I don't care who breaks the WRS, takes alot more than that to make someone a GOAT.

He'd need some 60m races indeed for improving his start, then maybe within the end of the season he could reach it

@@grandmastermario3695 Unbreakable records exist

Do you mean by 2029, or for another 20 years?

@@frazieromondi9331 I'm sorry but Tebogo can improve rapidly For instance in 2022 his 200m PB was 19.96 Fast forward to 2023 its 19.50 like how is that even possible 2021 his pb was 10.12 Fast forward to 2022 his PB is 9.91 while wagging his finger 30m before the finish His 400m PB was 46.09 he lowered it all the way to 44.75 like who improves that's fast 😭😭

@@k.o6157yeah exactly he already imrpoved a lot he wont see that anymore

​@@alexanderkubiak2770look at it this way it's his first time running in the pro circuit this year 2023...and he is already cooking...and all he said he needed was the experience he got it now...and next he will mostly be goated if he stays healthy..

​@@k.o6157Bolt had the same kind of bizarre improvement in 2007-2008

​@@razor_ramon_yeah that's what I'm seeing for tebogo next year...😢

I actually live in Gwinnet too.

Who was ranked #1 for seven straight years?

​@@thedailystride5407 I didn't say seven consequitive years.

I think that’s the difference. He’s previously stated that no athlete has done it for those years “consecutively” - skipping a year or 2 is a different story but to do it during an uninterrupted streak is different

⁠@@davidofford7002yea you’re the one who’s misunderstanding

The 8.76 was from the relay race - the 8.79 was from the 150 meter race which is what he focused the video on

I think you might want to rewatch because I just rechecked and that’s literally what the video explains. 8.79 was from his 150 meter race in Atl this year, and the 8.76 came from the world championships. Not sure how you’re confusing the 2

I don’t know if his win at 100m was more a fluke vs he was able to perform better against who he competed against. In the field in the finals, he had pretty much beaten everyone in that field on a regular basis at 100m outside of Coleman, who had the edge in their match ups. Noah never lost to Omanyala or Tebogo. Pretty sure he never lost to Sani Brown or the other Jamaican. Seville, that might have been the 1st time they meet. Hughes, only time he lost to him was when they both cracked sub 10’s for the first time at the Racers Track Meet in Jamaica back in 2018. Coleman was the only one that has beaten Lyles consistently that was in the field. One thing I would say with Lyles vs Coleman, while Christian has the clear advantage head to head, he never beaten Lyles more than a .10s since they both turn pros. With Coleman stumbling out of the blocks and Lyles getting a very good start, that was enough for him to catch and beat Coleman. IMO USA Trials will be a bloodbath at the 100m. Certainly Lyles will be a favourite but you have to factor Coleman, Kerley, Bromell, Charleston, even Bracy and a couple other guys. If he could continue improving his start, drive phase and acceleration, he will have something to say about how will be on that team.

​@@Yes_I_c4nman people are paid millions to throw a ball or play with their feets. Something is wrong with the way athletes are paid in track. I want to make become pro 1 day and I can't know for sure how far I can go. You have national level athletes not even able to compete internationally to get some experience, if at the top people don't get much money imagine at the bottom man

Somebody had to do it...j/k...🥇

I’d hardly call 19.47 slowing down. Yes he didn’t match his 19.31 from last year but HE LITERALLY DOUBLED AT WORLDS plus he PR’d in the 60 and the 100. Think he’s getting ready for something special in 2024

And Bolt once ran 8.65

@@Yes_I_c4n yes I did, it was far away from WR. But I also watched the finals in Eugene 2022 and he was amazing. I think he has the potential to beat the record in his carrier as long as he focuses 100% on it.

@@Yes_I_c4n What does outlier mean? I‘m not a native speaker.

@@Yes_I_c4n ok, thank you! Now I understand what you want to say. It is quite plausible. I think only the seasons to come will tell how good he really can be. I assume that he believes himself that he can lower his PB, why would he talk like this online and make some huge predictions if he has no basis for these assumption.

How is this clickbait? He literally split an 8.79 during his 150 race.

@@thedailystride5407 The clear implication is 8.79 is his 100 meter time. Not a split time.

If you think he actually ran an 8.79 in a 100 you’re crazy. I knew it was a split and a historic one at that

@@realmiketroyer1700 If you actually believed a human being ran a 100m dash in 8.79 seconds, you need to go take a hike anyway😂

@@realmiketroyer1700 everyone with more than half a brain cell who knows anything abt track knows he didn’t run 8.79 in the open 100m. He’s obviously talking about a split.