One of the best Marathon race ever,i never doubted about Sifan Hassan's chances of winning Marathon gold,bcz 5k and 10k races she was so happy and was confident that Marathon is coming and gold is mine,great Sport woman,congratulation to Dutch ppl.a fan from India.
Well she has never been overconfident about her chances. She has repeatedly said that she's scared of the marathon, that she's crazy for attempting these 3 distances in one week. But I think that's a good thing, I don't think you should go into a marathon cocky and expecting gold. Very humble, exceptional runner!
@@MartijnPennings u r absolutely right,i watched her inteview on BBC,she won Bronze later Silver then again Bronze,she said i'm very happy and Marathon is coming and cant wait to start,and she made impossible possible,this is all about having confidence.
@@Strongand she is an Ethiopian refugee who came to the Netherlands in 2008 at age 15. She became a Dutch citizen in 2013. That means she's been Dutch for 11 years.
@Strongand and you are? Sifan is a wonderful person who inspires thousands of Dutch people, she gives them joy and unites the sports lovers of our country. Even though she’s not born and raised here, she came to the Netherlands a decade ago. She didn’t take anything, she only gave. I know you can’t choose whatever nationality you like just because of how nice a person is, but you can make a connection with people which eventually can result in a home. Sifan herself said ‘this medal is for everybody in the Netherlands’, dude chills down my spine, we are with her. Sorry for the probably overreaction but I just want to say to you that there is perspective. And I had tears in my eyes when she finished the Marathon this morning. I wish her the world and the Dutch respect the hell out of Sifan. She is a superstar 🧡
To realize this was only the 4th competitive marathon she ran in her life, of which she has won 3, including the first she ever did in London just over a year ago. She also ran it in an Olympic record and becoming the 1st female athlete to win a medal in the 5k, 10k and marathon in a single event. And only the 2nd athlete to do so after the legendary Emile Zátopek won all 3 distances 72 years ago. In Tokyo Hassan became a superstar... in Paris she became a legend!
@@jimmurphy3287 lmao no. Its one of the worst olympics ever. Dirty river water making multiple people sick A man boxing in a womans boxing event. Multiple errors by the staff during medal games, and much more
Sifan Hassan is truly the ultimate Olympian and Champion!! She was the only one who believed this would be possible!! What a performance, What a woman!! She deserved to receive her Gold medal during the Closing Ceremony and to be in the spotlight for billions of people!! Dank je wel Sifan, je bent geweldig!!
@@Kuddochan Exactly, and that's a sign of how degenerate our societies have become. "Smart runner"?! Of course the one who let's the others do the dirty work of pushing against the wind wins at the end. You don't need to be a genius to understand that. If she weren't so selfish she would have let the other women run behind her from time to time.
Wat was het spannend! Maar Oooh oooh wat een prestatie heeft deze dame geleverd. Olympisch record op zo’n zwaar parcours met ruim 400 hoogte meters!!! Ik zal deze race noooooit meer vergeten. ONVERGETELIJK!!!!!
Ik heb gejankt vooral toen onze volkslied werd gespeeld. Het was geweldig,zelf ben ik voormalige vluchteling uit jigjiga Ethiopië ik hou van Nederland❤
Ich bin gerade super emotional geworden. Was eine Sportart, was für Frauen, was ein unglaubliches Ereignis. Respekt an ALLE die da teilgenommen haben. Ich liebe euch. WAS EIN TAG!!!
Don't forget her medals at the last Olympics 3 years ago. She got bronze on the 1500m, and gold on both the 5 and 10km. And now this.. she's an absolute beast.
The Dutch ended 6th place on the medal standings. One of the smallest countries in the world, winning medals in a broad range of Olympic sports. Remarkable.
Its not remarkable at all. It only shows Netherlands is a rich country which pours millions upon millions for decades into sports. Only rich countries can do that.
The olympic team has gotten more and more professionalism over the years, where of course all the athletes deserve full credit for their amazing achievements, from bronze to gold as well as the others without medals. But I think as a Dutchman myself its fair to say we pushed above our normal limit. I dont see us placing 6th again the next olympics. But for now, we can be proud. And I dont mind being proven wrong in 2028. 🇳🇱😊
Great race, great finish .... what a champion ..... I thought Hassan was mad doing 3 events, what a tough, talented and durable athlete. How many Irish were on the streets of Paris, there was 🇮🇪 everywhere
Not calling it mad would be dishonest and a detriment tot het incredible performance. Mind houvast usually sleept very bad at tournaments, this win is pure training and willpower.
That was so exciting. I cried at the end for Hassan. Amazing athletes. Such pressure. Tremendous resilience and where did that power come from with Hassan. Absolutely superb finish. 😮 Wow!
The Ethiopia vs Netherlands debaters are annoying. Sifan is born Ethiopian, a Dutch citizen, one of the best athletes and above all .. Sifan is Sifan, doing her own unique things in her own unique way.
There's only one colour that matters, and that is orange. There is one footballer with a very Dutch last name playing for Spain. I doubt that the Spanish have a problem with that.
Sifan Hassan é già nella leggenda dell'atletica, cresciuta nel mito del connazionale Abebe Bikila ne ha ripreso il grande talento e dato lustro ai Paesi Bassi tanto a Tokyo quanto a Parigi in ben tre durissime specialità individuali differenti, salendo ben 5 volte sul podio con tre medaglie d'oro. Un fenomeno più unico che raro.
Ben je je ervan bewust dat deze uitdrukking in het Engels meestal cynisch wordt gebruikt? In het algemeen wordt dit gezegd als een naar iemand iets naars overkomt. Niet helemaal het geval hier. 🙂
@@archiculturenaturetravels9111 Van wat ik er van begrepen heb kan het zowel positief als negatief zijn. Het hangt af van de situatie. “The phrase "It couldn’t have happened to a nicer person" is often used sarcastically. It’s a way of saying that someone deserved the misfortune or trouble that came their way, usually because they were perceived as being unkind or unpleasant. However, in a sincere context, it might be used to express genuine happiness for someone when something good happens to them. The meaning really depends on the tone and context in which it’s said.” En: “Op het eerste gezicht lijkt deze uitdrukking een compliment. Het suggereert dat de persoon die iets positiefs overkomt, een bijzonder aardig persoon is en dat niemand anders deze gelukkige gebeurtenis meer verdiende. Echter, deze uitdrukking wordt vaak sarcastisch gebruikt. In dat geval betekent het eigenlijk het tegenovergestelde: de persoon is helemaal niet aardig, of de situatie is helemaal niet positief. Dus, de betekenis hangt sterk af van de context en de toon waarop het wordt gezegd. Voorbeeld: Als iemand een grote prijs wint en je zegt oprecht "It couldn't have happened to a nicer person", dan bedoel je dat de persoon de prijs echt verdient. Als iemand een ongeluk krijgt en je zegt sarcastisch "It couldn't have happened to a nicer person", dan bedoel je eigenlijk dat de persoon het wel verdiend heeft of dat je het helemaal niet leuk vindt voor die persoon.” En voor de context: Ik vind Sifan Hassan geweldig. 😊
@@JUNXO Long distance running a speciality of East African nations (it’s when they feature on the medal tables). It’s sad so an East African (Ethiopian) born and raised (she was 15 when she moved to Holland) take that glory to a European country. The rare opportunity to feature on the table goes away. 😢 Congratulations to her nonetheless.
@@HusseinDoha I understand your point of view. The Netherlands are lucky to have such an exquisite athlete as Sifan Hassan competing under our flag. But looking at it positively; she’s a world citizen, has a great personality and I hope she will inspire young girls and women from all over the world to achieve greatness for themselves
Sifan Hassan is a woman out of this world, in less then a week she competed in 3 different categories of marathon 10km, 5k, 26km. Where does she gets all the energy from? ❤❤❤❤❤
Assefa diende een klacht in m.b.t. het geduw aan het einde. Duidelijk een slechte verliezer. Per slot van rekening duwde zij Sifan in de hekken en niet andersom. Beetje jammer.
Congratulations from the Čech Republic 🇨🇿 to the Netherlands 🇳🇱 and Sifan Hassan. She really is a remarkable athlete !!! Where on RU-vid do I find a reportage with Dutch commentary??? ⬇️
Yes, the marathon is the Classic race from ancient Greece! , Proud to be Dutch! Very well done , Sifan! You make our nation great and you are a LEGEND now! :) 2x bronze 1x GOLD!
@@iedjeeeAlles mag, maar ik mag me er ook aan storen en op reageren. Want er zijn heel veel Friezen die in het hele land hun vlag uithangen. Trots zijn waar je vandaan komt, slaat nergens op, want je bent er toevallig maar geboren. Het is geen prestatie.
So now that she did the 1500m/5k/10k treble with bronze gold gold and the 5k/10k/marathon treble with bronze bronze gold, what challenges are there left for people in athletics 😭. Next time maybe the quadruplett with all of the distances above
That's what she wanted to do this year, but they decided against it because the 1500 final would be the night before the marathon, meaning she would get almost no sleep in between. Even still, she is incredible
I am ecstatic about the Olympic marathon results! Two Oromo athletes, a man representing Ethiopia and a woman competing for her adopted country, the Netherlands, claimed victory. The legacy of Abebe Bikila and Mamo Wolde has made us proud once again.
Man, what a race! 🎉 Sifan is next level for sure. It's wild to think she pulled this off after just a couple of days between races. If this doesn't inspire the next gen of athletes, I don’t know what will! 🏅💪
Sifan Hassan showcased her extraordinary endurance and racing strategy by saving her best performance for the Olympic marathon, where she clinched the gold medal🥇. After facing tough competition and securing bronze medals in both the 5 km and 10 km events, she demonstrated resilience and determination. Her remarkable victory in the marathon not only highlighted her versatility as an athlete but also underscored her ability to peak at just the right moment🌟.
She says she's scared to run. Well she did something never done during the olympics, 5000, 10.000 and Marathon winning a medal on every discipline including this really beautifull Gold of Gold medals, well that's pretty special! No athlete has ever done that..
@@petrfuchs7933not by a woman. Also she mentioned earlier the competition is higher and the rest time between 10 k and marathon is less then in the past.
She can’t speak Dutch, have you wondered why?🤔. Long distance running a speciality of East African nations (it’s when they feature on the medal tables). It’s sad so an East African (Ethiopian) born and raise take that glory to a European country. The rare opportunity to feature on the table goes away. 😢 Congratulations to her nonetheless.
@@the_fabulous_one I did ! i support everyone from the Netherlands! even more when they win! same for the GOLD on 3x3 basketball when we beat France in the final
It was special, but I think her 2019 World Championships was more insane. She beat the world record holder, Kipyegon , in the 1500 metres, and then doubled up to also win gold in the 10k metres - beating the world record holder Letesenbet Gidey.
Netherlands are so good in Sports , as a small country like holland they are soo wonderfull I give my respect to them, and congratulations to them, i❤❤❤❤❤❤ holland god bless holland.
@@misterivo4141 Long distance running a speciality of East African nations (it’s when they feature on the medal tables). It’s sad so an East African (Ethiopian) born and raise take that glory to a European country. The rare opportunity to feature on the table goes away. 😢 Congratulations to her nonetheless.
@@tikket10 Long distance running a speciality of East African nations (it’s when they feature on the medal tables). It’s sad so an East African (Ethiopian) born and raise take that glory to a European country. The rare opportunity to feature on the table goes away. 😢 Congratulations to her nonetheless.
@@HusseinDoha there is a reason she runs for the netherlands. We took good care of her and helped her achieve this as a nation. She can speak dutch fairly well too.
The Ethopian runner is running in front, she doesn't know exactly where Hassan is. It's Hassan who tries to push herself through a very small gap. She could have overtaken the Ethopian on the right side, but it's Hassan who takes the risk. And this is coming from a Dutchman.
@@SHVideografie haha the ethiopian knew exactly what she was doing cutting corners and looking to the sides and behind. She knew Hassan was faster. So i agree to disagree fellow dutchman
@@SHVideografie ooh and you have ears to... she heard Hassan changing gears and then went to the left. It's so easy to see. The ethiopan was cutting corners to make it Hassan very difficult. And then act like a sore loser when Hassan won. Pfff
@@SHVideografieThere is jury which decides if a move if is regulatory or not, and the decided it was a regulatory move by Hassan because the Ethiopian woman went off her line and almost forced Hassan into the fences.
She can’t speak Dutch. Moved there when she was 15. Long distance running a speciality of East African nations (it’s when they feature on the medal tables). It’s sad so an East African (Ethiopian) born and raise take that glory to a European country. The rare opportunity to feature on the table goes away. 😢 Congratulations to her nonetheless.
@@HusseinDoha I am aware, one should always be proud on their ancestry and roots as I am sure Hassan is. She does speak dutch tho. At the same time, when you find yourself in another land far away and they accept you as one of their own, cheering you on... that is also a thing to cherish.
Not only a great athlete, but also a smart woman - speaking, at least three languages. I live in the Netherlands, and I’m trying to learn Dutch - it’s not easy! Nederlands leren is niet makkelijk maar Sifan heeft het gedaan! Sifan, ik volg je.
@@HusseinDohaTF u talk about? She speaks perfectly fine Dutch! Don’t spread any misinformation man. Her mom send her to The Netherlands because of a horrible situation in Africa. We’re happy to have her and are amazingly proud of her achievements.
