NOAH LYLES V. CHRISTIAN COLEMAN WAS INSANE… 

You see the excitement this man is bringing to track and everyone hates him, bolt literally told him to not change bc track needs personality

Only history he will make is to become the 2nd fastest man alive 9.69. Usain 9.58 will be unbeatable

Noah lyles is the fastest ,he will win the 100m 9.50 sec 200m 19.10secs and 4x100m in 36 .20 secs

​@@krisannthompsonLet's see what happens.

​@@eddiemeadows9003Let's see what happens.

...and Knighton. I don't know why y'all keep putting Tebogo over Knighton.

@NelsonJ1 He’s not necessarily putting him over Knighton, he might’ve just commented what came quick to his mind which was Lyles in this video and Tebogo breaking the 300m world record in the last video.

@@ccbgaming6994 Let him speak for himself.

Can't wait foe Paris, for sure!

​​@@NelsonJ1Tebogo has the better ceiling compared to Knighton. Tebogo just set the world record in the 300. Yes Knighton is a big threat in the 200 but that's about it.

He is such a dedicated athlete and not only to the running part of it but also involved in so many other things to help the sport of athletcs get the recognition it deserves!!

@@emp4959 it’s truly amazing seeing how much Noah and Shericka have improved their starts and acceleration since last year; especially Shericka. They both are lethal with a great start!

Chipping away at Coleman who's best is behind him. This is a small improvement for Lyles end an example of Coleman declining with age

@@veganpotterthevegan I don’t think Coleman’s best days are behind him…I think he is working on something and I can see what it is. Notice, in the past, Coleman always had a great start and faded in the end, although his 9.7’s were after peaking and he focused on the top (he and Shelly Anne had the exact same issue, and we see hers is fixed). He’s fading so much in large part because he reaches his top speed too fast; this always slows folks down in the end of the 100M. Coleman trained hard on 200M and 400M last year to work on this, he has improved his top, and I think he is now working on taking a little off the front to maintain better in the end.

@stevie586 he hasn't improved his top speed. He's simply lost less of his top speed than his acceleration. If you were right, he would have PR'd in the 200 last season. Instead, his top 200 has gotten slower every year since his suspension was over. No idea what you're watching😅

Not to mention, Letsile Tobogo might be one of two athletes to give Noah a run for his money on the 200 (the other being Knighton, the dark horse for this year's Olympics)

It really was impressive!

There goes one of the biggest right under your comment

I agree with you on everything, but I think he may even be able to go for 9.69 or even his stated goal of 9.65 and claim the OR from Bolt.

@@Yes_I_c4n I’m actually very curious of his answers to your questions. Let’s see what they have to say..

@@luisfilipedesouzagomes9545 How exactly would he get to those times? can you explain? Also the OR is 9.63 by Bolt from 2012.

@@TheoOJamaloO1 sorry guys, HUGE late night mess up on my part, I even forgot Bolt's 9.63 😭 My rationale might work for a 9.69 considering: 1) a .1 improvement on his 60 would translate to at least 9.73 (from last year's 9.83). 2) he's the best finisher and I feel like the last time he was all out like 100% was his NR in the 200m.. he looked like easing out a bit every time from this race on, even @ 100m (although less noticeable).

​@@Yes_I_c4n I'm sure Noah will run a 6.3 high outdoors. I see him running low to mid 9.7. For a 9.69 he'd have to go mid to low 6.3. If Noah miraculously drops say a 6.3 at indoor worlds. It could translate to a possible 9.6 outdoors since the wind will be a factor.

Most of the world barely cares about indoor track. So that wouldn't mean much. Coleman's best is behind him and he needs to be extra careful with his doping now.

@@veganpotterthevegan true that,,the west are the only ones who care about indoors while the rest of us are busy with pre season outdoors..maybe coz their winters are crazy

Definitely I saw his face it was that mamba glare

I think 9.75 is highly possible considering he improved a lot in his start, combined with his current unmatched top speed it will surely produced a fast time but for the 200m I highly doubt that 19.25 since last year he ran 19.51 (which he is exhausted after running rounds of 100 and 200). For the 4x100, I think Canada and Italy is a huge threat but I believe team USA can won it big time.

With Lyles, Coleman, Kerly and another of the very talented Americans....they can definitely break 37 seconds. Betting on him for three golds too

I‘m really not sure about the 200m time. He‘ll race a lot with all the diciplines. For two seasons now he mainly focussed on the 100m foe his training. Think he still is the best but not by that of a margin. I even don‘t know if in Paris it will be a very fast track.

​@@Yes_I_c4n when he runs faster...

@@Yes_I_c4n absolutely. I‘m hyped for the years to come!

Lyles lead in 6.43 60m !

@@Yes_I_c4n I don't think Coelman is ever going to run quite that fast again. He not quite what he once was closing races. His start is always going to be special but he doesn't hold up late in races strong enough to run that fast anymore.

@@kathywright5091 yup, he'll never be what he was. Especially with needing to be more careful with PEDs after his suspension

That wasnt the one he made 2 days ago?

Because he already made a full length video about Grant Holloway 2 days ago. You must’ve missed it.

that video is not about that, he broke it yesterdey at the usa nationals

Because making these videos takes a bit longer than 7.27 seconds

@@jameslucas3161lol!!!! 😂

Whatever happens in Paris, Coleman will have little to do with it outside of the 4x100.

4ooM

@@Yes_I_c4nthat’s outdoors buddy

Definitely willing to take all the Ls to improve his starts, most poor starters stay away from the 60-metre hats off to him.

Nope...I will not laugh at this comment. Poor Boling.

Come on Matt you can do it LOL.

😂

You mean Erryion Knighton lol I’m kidding

Is he looking good and planning to compete? I’d love to see a good su race

Of course. Coleman’s WR was set at altitude too

​@@Yes_I_c4nthis is also at altitude where sprints are faster and distance runners are slower. There's little transfer over with times, plus there's no wind indoors

6.43 and 3.40 splits, not 6.52 and 3.31 or hed be nearing bolts top end speed

​@Yes_I_c4n you're just a hater bro you're on every comment thread on this video arguing against lyles 😂 having a decent argument doesn't mean you're not biased 😢 cry some more as he runs 9.7s and 19.3s this year 😂😢😢😢

@@jacobdoyle420 i didnt go through all comment threads or anything, but in this situation hes 100% correct, original commenter is just misremembering or lying about lyles splitting a 6.52 first 60, he split a 6.43

⁠@@Yes_I_c4nExactly. These Fanboys nowadays 🤦🏻‍♂️

CC is not in shape. Remember that an in shape Coleman runs 6.3.

@@AttractionPB2 first of all, I’m not a fanboy. Secondly, you people are nutjobs and come on here behaving like children when you have no idea what you’re talking about. GTFOH

@@Yes_I_c4n you stalking me is getting really out of hand. Knock it out before I have you removed…enough is really enough at this point. Why are you so obsessed with me?

@@TheoOJamaloO1 him not being in shape isn’t the point. 6.4 is 6.4 no matter whom is running it. Although this clearly is nowhere near the best of Christian, we have to consider a win against someone is a win…the times will always vary! Racing is about the execution…not just the time.

I really think that is the reason why Noah started doing the 60m to improve his starts and reach max speed faster because he had to constantly come from behind to overtake them.

2022

I'm convinced he'll run 9.70 at the olympics.

@@Yes_I_c4n I went with 9.70 because Bolt ran 60m in 6.31. 9.58+ 13 = 9.71, Take off 1 hundredth and you have 9.70.

​@@jonnynice8366 so you are saying that he has the same speed that Bolt has? Hell nah

@@razor_ramon_ In the last 40m, on his best day, possibly yes. There's no one else who can run as fast as Lyles in that last stage of the race right now.

@@razor_ramon_ Btw, it was actually 9.58+0.12=9.70. lol, I forgot Lyles ran 6.43 yesterday.

Doubt it

@@GhostTalkk ok we'll see

​@@TrackVibesJAI've seen the future already; he wont

NaH just you

Danger off what?

@@JoshuaAboagyeinjuries i think

I hope too but no one knows actually. Marcell Jacobs had an incredible indoor season in 2022 (6.41 and world title) and on the 100 has only dipped under 10s ONCE since.

@@StarryNightGazingLMJ was a fluke in 2021-22. He only started to clock sub 10’s in that off Olympic year of 2021, as he best going into that year was 10.03. Outside of the COVID year of 2020, Lyles has ran sub 10’s each year since 2018, with 2018-2019 and 2023 run in sub 9.90s and recording a top 3 time in the world.

@@Yes_I_c4n one would assume so. I mean he was at the 2019 Worlds and Coleman blew his doors out in the semis. Two years later he is the 100m Olympic Champion and goes on to become World Indoor 60m Champion, to then barely touching 10’s again. I’m curious to see how he performs now that he is in the same training camp as Bromell and DeGrasse in Florida. Will he show that 2021-22 wasn’t a fluke or was it.

Its always sp2

Okay, but which year?

@@razor_ramon_ I left it open on purpose 😅 I reckon this year because he has the most talent of all the current sprinters and has enough experience not to make the mistakes he has made in the past.

@Yes_I_c4n yes. I don't think he will break the wrs, but ors, maybe

He wont though

@@nateoliver2372 let's see. I am a bit excited

Yeah also your sofa is kicking in! And your PC/smartphone also! 🙂🙃

@@Yes_I_c4nexactly. Lol. To many what if for Lyles, but not for other sprinters. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Fr 😂

Neither is yes_i_c4n 😂

Usain Bolt ran 300m only once, he is not 300 meters specialist. But Van Niekerk and Johnson is.

😂😂