NOAH LYLES V. CHRISTIAN COLEMAN! || 2024 World Indoor Championships - Men's 60 Meters 

I’ll second that

If he does,he'll be the first human to do so since 2015

If Lyles breaks 6.4 he's running 9.6

@@Yes_I_c4n Don’t forget Lyles only had an indoor 60 best of 6.51 when he ran 9.83 last summer.

@@munachinnatuanya3038 don't push it,he aint a 100m specialist

No doubt

For once, Coleman is actually not the favourite in the 60m Dash (an event that he’s really good at) in my opinion.

@@AttractionPB2Really good at? He's the WR holder bro lol

⁠​⁠@@yayz9442And the most ironic part is that Coleman (The WR Holder in the 60m Dash) is not the favourite in the World Indoor Championships in the 60m Dash this year, for once in my opinion.

Put some Respect on his Name😢​@@AttractionPB2

⁠​⁠@@JayBee-cv6koOh. I respect Christian Coleman. Don’t get me wrong. But after his loss to Lyles in the US Indoor National Trial, a lot of track and field fans don’t have Coleman winning, and that Lyles is NOW the favourite to win the 60m World Indoor Championships Gold Medal. That’s what I’m trying to say.

Can’t sleep on Noah man. Noah smells blood in the water. Expect him to strike

​@@thedailystride5407cringest way to put it

What’s cringier is going and wasting your energy replying to a comment just to say that

@@Drippyballs54how is that cringy? Never heard of the classic shark metaphor before?

​@@GardenChesseven more so the response to that reponse. But what about my response to the response of the response? Ffs

They're gonna destroy in the 4x100, too. Men's U.S. sprinters comin' in hot!

@@ions82 Yes they are. US Sprinters taking back over. Indeed.

Letsile Tebogo (WR - 300m this year) is probably the only one

​@@jamesbond-xl3xs they were down

@@Yes_I_c4n I know these guys are formidable. However, Lyles has shown the gold medal winning mettle and heart on the Global Championship level only Kerley has gold at the global championship level. Of course, he is one who could definitely do it as he has done it before. That said, for my money, I will go with Lyles. I actually like Knighton more but I think his reign begins after this Olympics as far as winning gold in Worlds or the Olympics but we will see.

Yea, beating Coleman in the 60m is already on Bolts level considering Lyles super finishing power. The 100 is where we might just get shocked this year.

I doubt it tbh. I think if any athlete competing today is breaking 19.19, its Tebogo

He’s not going 9.65 in the 100. 9.73? Not impossible in the right race in the right conditions!

@@Yes_I_c4n I agree with you. Cuz the people that ran 9.6s or faster (Usain Bolt, Tyson Gay and Yohan Blake) their first 60m splits are around 6.3s and their last 40m splits are around mid 3.3s or faster (Bolt’s last 40m split is 3.27, Gay’s last 40m split is around 3.31-3.32 (don’t know which one is the accurate one), and Blake’s last 40m split is around mid 3.3s, like between 3.34-3.36 (don’t know which one is the accurate one) So yeah, if a sprinter runs their first 60m splits with 6.4s, they will not likely run a 9.6. So therefore, you need around 6.3s + around 3.3s to get a 9.6, which is obviously not that easy. Cuz notice that, the sprinters that ran 9.6 once legally (Tyson Gay and Yohan Blake), they never run 9.6s legally again and their bodies fall apart later on, and they were never the same again... Except for Bolt, due to his freak of nature (in a good way), and his body stature (6’5” and weighted high 190s lbs - low 200s lbs) for him to lengthen his super long strides and take less steps with low difficulty (not super easily, but still in a low difficultly for Bolt), plus his fast turnover/frequencies that were the same fast turnover/frequencies of a short sprinters.

@@Yes_I_c4n Don’t forget his PB of 9.83 was done with no wind. The maximum legal tail wind drops that to roughly 9.75 alone with no improvements on last year. A nice legal tail wind on a really fast track with just the smallest performance improvements on last summer and 9.73 is very possible for Lyles.

We need to get Coleman's 1st 50m splits and Lyles 2nd 50m splits at the 100m's, combine the two and see what it adds up to. Would be interesting.

Pancakes

The Dutch aren't deep in sprints, Bol and Klaver have to try to carry the 4x400. They won't be able to, the US is deeper in talent, they're gonna have 4 world class ladies.

@@aredditor4272 Obviously the USA will always have more 4x4 depth than everyone, but did you see the times the US Women ran at USA indoors?!

When did this happen?

Top 3

@@drin_dervina Alto Bolton said during live broadcast that the indoor world championships only take the top two.

@@drin_dervina nope top 2

@@goat7844 oh my bad, I mixed up the outdoor and indoor.

Lyles might be too far ahead for Tebogo to catch in the 200. It’ll be interesting for sure though. Tebogo is a great rising sprint talent.

LMAOOOO

Nope. Blake or noah.

​@@sportstrainingsystems4575 lol deliaional

@@sportstrainingsystems4575 Results: Coleman:🥇6.41 New WL Lyles:🥈6.44 Blake:🥉6.46

Considering 6.43+3.37 his best splits he could go surely 9.80 but when top sprinters race outdoor they always split faster 60s than indoor. Like Coleman splitted 6.32, Powell also 6.32 (6.44 pb), Gatlin 6.35 (6.45 pb) etc etc So Lyles could go 6.40+3.37 and break 9.8s

Results: Coleman:🥇6.41 New WL Lyles:🥈6.44 Blake:🥉6.46

No.

Maybe not WR but Coleman will win.

That's what I'm wondering too.

Cause he sucks and always has lol

Yeah that's why he is an Olympic champion in the 100m and a world champion in the 60m 🤣🤣 what are you one buddy

Stupid playa kid

@yunobog7525 he has only gone sub 10 once...Marcell Jacobs is a doping one hint wonder. Fucking obvious pal. Ever wonder why his last two seasons were garbage?

F 150 Lighting

They sleeping on him fr fr

Yo nic Trayvon working in my fields rn, lotta stuff to be plucked brotha