Noah Lyles vs Erriyon Knighton World Championship Preview 

I see what you did there.

reach

Definitely wasnt a reach that wordplay was clever there

@@Bones94 🥱.. umkay broo

Bars

on drugs justin Gatlin

Therefore ur saying he's on 💉🧪💉🧪 yeh I believe u

I wonder 🤔

marion jones was on drugs Gatlin Carl lewis u remember Ben johnson interview he took the drugs cause all the athletes was on it nothing to doubt Noah Lyles on it to look how the american sprinter who did not go to the Olympics when he was ask to take a drug test recently he know he was on it it just america got the drugs that does wash out before the test take or pay out some money they claim usain bolt had to be on cause nobody could never be that fast the draw blood from usain bolt till almost had to go in the ER to put back in some and find nothing theses American anything to win

⁠Gatlin tested positive for amphetamines, not steroids. That could be simply for weight loss, adhd, or anxiety.

Yup. Between 150-200m his top end speed is crazy. If you're not in front of him at the 150 meter mark, it's over, because you're probably not gonna be able to catch him from behind.

How much gear u think he’s had in him last few years ?

@LP Sprints Eh idk about shooting at the 19 year olds. Bit too far.

@@actual_random What do you think about the race overall? I said 14.55 for Lyles and I was so surprised why people screamed WR for him. The pointing was crazy though... can't wait for trials and worlds.

He trying hard to be famous but as long as he dominates only 200 I don't think he will get that which he craves

Man's about to start Erriyon's villain origin story

​@@Pumpxkin I thought a WR was possible very unlikely. I said 14.5 the slowest for the winning time. Wasn't disappointed

he would of ran faster but he let up at the line.

He totally let off the gas the last 10m and still broke the record. You can't ever stop early because of your finish position. He'd have felt shitty if he had missed the record by 0.1 instead. BTW, that dude is HUGE! He can't even swing his arms correctly because of the size of his arms & shoulders.

@@SDesWriter Yes I noticed he slowed down and likely lost the second spot to Knighton.

the European record is even longer-lived, it was run by Pietro Mennea in 1983 and remained the best world performance until 2009, moreover (if you think it is due to the fact that the 150m is a rare discipline) Mennea has continuously held the 200 meters european record since 1979...

150m is not a distance that is run regularly

What Record time? If you’re talking the World Record, that’s 14.56 is not the world Record. Lol. The WR is 14.35 by Usain Bolt. But nonetheless, that 14.56 race from Lyles was still good tho.👍

@@jimpaul8303 He is talking about the WINNER of the race.

@@jimpaul8303 The 3rd fastest ever is a record time placing himself in the top 3.

In short if it were the real 100 , noah woulda been done n dusted

@@dekeijzergeorge9974 Exactly, that's why people are excited for Oman. They see he can possible win the 100m in a big competition.

I had underrated him but this season he looks like that 100m he's going to cause trouble. Bcoz he was ahead till 120, meaning his 100 is really good.

Yes Omanyala did a great job,and as you can see the other two guys are also specialist with 200m,but Omanyala not,thats why he was ahead of everyone till 110m,,120m then started fading,while 200m guys started closing on.otherwise l have a feeling that Omanyala can beat this guys in a 100m races....Salute Omanyala💪👍

Omanyala will have to lose muscle mass to become faster. Muscles assist best when coming out of the blocks, but hender your endurance and top end speed.

@@kingart626 ...that is true,a little bit muscle lose....bang like a rocket.

He won the 120m race but that last 30m was for the 200m specialists

When did the loser 🤔 get so much attention?

They really should be!

It's more important that Christian Coleman is the starter and Noah is the last leg. We will always win that .

If erriyon is on any American 4×100 team lol that won't be good for America. Erryion can't make a top 6 100m team.

The 100 field is still pretty tough for them to make; I don’t think both of them can make it

1. dont drop the baton!! 2. Paris 2024

He better be clean

​​@@binnybrand2563ould be funny as fuck if he was dirty and still came no where close to the record... Guys clean imo. He just trains hard (like every champion).

@@theren8311 He made one helluva jump over knighton from losing to him to making this budding star look like he don't belong on same track

@@binnybrand2563 That's how progression works in track. You don't go out running your best every race. Your performance changes with your training. You could be seeing the results of Noah's training or you could be seeing the results of a change in program for Kniginton. You don't know. Fun fact, many juniors fail the transition to pro because of this reason. Has nothing to do with taking drugs and whatnot. Sometimes you won't see results for years. Athlete just to trust the program or switch to a different coach, and then you still have to wait to see results.

@@theren8311 no it don't . He dropped 2 tenth and he's running away from people . I been watching him consistently! He's had a spurt mid career and hisb100 times dropped also.

Michael Johnson was extremely boring to watch

@@michaeldevaney5728 only professionals knows how pleasurable his races were !

@@mr-sam-jax but I know a lot about athletics and Johnson was definitely an amazingly talented athlete no doubt about it but I found him boring to watch

@@michaeldevaney5728 well that maybe is your preference ! but I love watching him ! he is my all time inspiration athlete back in 2014 when I was national youth champion in 400m

He is built like Ben Johnson of Canada in 1988 Olympics, but Omanyala can't maintain speed because he trains for 100m while Noah and Knighton are 200m specialists. Omanyala needs to lose some weight if he has to pump oxygen to all those muscles

Man I swear. This race looked slow AF. And the title makes no sense, unless he said something in the interview (can't hear atm).

The big "O" is carrying too much weight!!😮

NOPE

@@twintopper8659 cHRISTIAN cOLEMAN

I said the same thing last year in the US trail. He and his team need to get it together.

@@nikelnicole 💯🎯

@@nikelnicole How can they get it together ? Its not their fault that Lyles & Bednerack are great 200m sprinters. Knighton is making the finals, hes winning medals & hes running great times on the biggest stages, what the hell else could he do ? Like it or not its gonna take a fair few years before he hits his physical prime & a bit longer than that before his mental prime comes into play & he starts putting it all together. So far so good though, he is doing FANTASTIC so far.

Would love to read/hear some more about him

@@emilstorgaard9642 He had swine flu and that has caused some health issues for him to take extra precautions with his life, training and running.

Yeah ppl call him cocky but y’all don’t know his story , swine flu , they was broke , living in the hood now him and his brother running talent awardees the whole family !! That’s a blessing him and shacarri get a lot of hate but they similar he do alot for the community he teach younger children he do a lot for charity events to support.. he can be cocky cause he overcame a lot of obstacles in his life ‘

It’s his mental game dude backs himself no matter the odds

Awkward race? What about noahs post race interview? Dude really needs to think about his answers before he speaks. Reporter: "Why do you put so much into this sport?" Noah: "Because if I don't, who will?" Reporter: uuuhhh okayyyyy thennnn ...stammers out response trying to save interview

Tell noah to come to nairobi next saturday at kipkeino classics nd compete with omanyala at 100m race, 150 race we leav for him but its that omanyala isnt used on that race,nd he dint keep his all energy on that race coz it dint have meaning on him .

@@TheRealLastJedi721 Well said he has this mentality where he refuses to be defeated, and if he ends up being defeated, he won’t let it happen twice. This kid is special. No, this kid is gifted.

@@evansagingu1965 @100m who was in the lead

tell the fkers on here with the BS

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@@chickennuggets5549Amen

​@@chickennuggets5549 get lost

Who gives a dam??????

It don't matter Noah the Hebrew gave Hamite a beat down🕎🙏

Noah lyes is very competitive. That’s why he always wins. Not really a humility thing, because he always give daps to other competitors

​@@reywilli8892 he is humble he just loves jokes

The guy isn't humble..lol

Yes he is!

Absolutely

Saturday last week he ran 10:78s at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix

SO WHAT??

@@stevechicco1158 9.78*

@@stevechicco11589:78

I was wondering why he slowed down he didn't want to spoil the party 😂😂😂

You are very right....imagine being ahead upto 120m then someone zooms past you like you are standing still and if the race was to extend to 200m you can bet Omayala would have been last

He does, he needs the right coaching to improve

He's still young, he's not even built yet, look at how Bolt looked his first time doing the 100m, and the years past when he came back. He's still built like a kid, can't expect that much out of him yet

That’s the problem. Knight on doesn’t need his legs in front of him. They are actually too far ahead of him; meaning his foot strike is ahead of his hips. In the important races when he is behind, you can see him struggle with that. Again, only 19. He will get that worked on

He has another year of power strength training to go.

He needs a coach who break him down and build him up properly. He is just going off of raw talent. He needs someone like Steven Francis. That's his specialty

😂

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@@chickennuggets5549Amen

So that’s so funny you say that because I was there tonight and I said the same thing 😆 she definitely keep it entertaining

​@@chickennuggets5549 get lost

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He hasn't run a 100 yet we'll see

@@TheoOJamaloO1 Coleman is extremely small he will struggle with bigger athletes with longer strides Coleman is very small

These guys know each other and it ain’t that deep a little friendly competition is healthy

Yeah twatty from Lyles. We don't know what got said pre race to be fair but regardless, winning respecfully is BIG.

I can't wait for Knighton to beat his ass.

​@@JG-tr9py team Noah Lyle's

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​@@chickennuggets5549 get lost

@@dondada5733 get lost

He really didnt

Ain't no way lol. Noah was way ahead

@@DanielIsraelite hahahah alright…

Peace. Omanyala, and and other in the field...Have the "400 meter" speed that Noah Lyles possess... (45) while in highschool, in the 400.

@timcreekmur2770 Do you even know what you are talking about? Why are you even mentioning 400 metres? Please start following your T&F more closely and please do some research before commenting!

@@josephshepherd7142 . Peace.. As I did olympic trials in 1984. it's apparent that Omnayala does not have comparative 400 meter speed concentration, for if endurance 400 reps are part of his endurance , going past 100 meters, not just for a 150 race, but if he would run a 300, as Noah Lyles possesses... Notice Noah's 400 ability to smoothly open up his stride pattern, which would have been on the back-stretche of a 400. Omayala would have went from his natural 100 meter form, after a 150, as he had shown in this race..very obvious..