Something ABSURD Just Happened In the 200 Meters! 

Gatlin Bair, check him out. He's a junior and he doesn't even run full time.

He ran a 20.98 as a sophomore in high school

Gout Gout only turned 16 in December, 20.87 is wild for a 16 year old

This is a very promising time but let's not panic just yet... Others have done bigger at the same age

Gout gout is 15, do your research💀

so?

​@@buckzee289 the headline is false. That's why.

Was it wind legal?

@@TheHuskyK9yep it was and he was looking around at 70 meter, he could have ran 9:97

@@TheHuskyK9 Wind was 0.3

Exactly.

America has never claimed to be the only place that has high school sprinters. We have people from all over the world here.

@@vernonfrance2974 so why does TRP only add American high schoolers to his "all time" high school list?

@@tynibbs5759 In many countries they do not have internationally recognized techniques for measuring the wind speed, electronic timing and so on. I think TRP would recognize other countries' times if they were submitted by some approved body that oversees high school/secondary school performances. I don't think such a body exists at this time. Many athletes have dual citizenship and those who compete in the USA such Issam Asinga are having their records recognized even though he is from Zimbabwe. Another example is Joseph Fahnbuleh who competes for Liberia but attended high school and some college here.

@@vernonfrance2974 japan has the measuring instruments.

@@tynibbs5759 Nice! I am sure that TRP will become more expansive and will look into Gout Gout and the Jamaicans.

​@@steve-from-toronto Nope But this host is amateur at best.

Thanks RU-vid coach

@@andrewsnoke5013 You're welcome, internet punk.

Texas A&M will do him wonders. Great choice for sprint development

thanks random person on the internet

@@EyeQon Is this just what you losers do? Do you just talk trash on the internet because there's NOTHING about you that is a man in real life? I'll bet you learned something from my comment, so why don't you just be appreciative and act like an actual man?

How does he not know about that?🤦🏾‍♂️

@@SunShineShawnie The title reads "Meet The NEW FASTEST TEENAGER IN THE WORLD"

Jus bias. Nothing new.

Akani Simbine ran 9.98 only a few hours later...so he's now the fastest teenager. This Akani Simbine is not to be confused with the 30 yr old of the same name, but both of South Africa. You have to look up the younger using the U20 label or under the Kcrumie story for which it tells of Simbine toward the end of the article.

@@Normandy1944I just did couldn’t find anything mentioning simbine🤨

You're from Missouri?

@@iTpnk yer

@@korbinpugh6130 same

@garnetbailey8704 Where do these five Jamaicans have their records registered? Have they submitted them to TRP or to an international athletic body which then publishes them? Are they doing testing for prohibited substances under approved auspices. Do they consider wind speed, precipitation and do they have verified birth certificates?

​@@vernonfrance2974 literally on the World athletics website M8

Jamaicans are Americans too and they are mostly African with some European admixture just like blacks from the USA. The fact that they speak a different language masks this commonality. (Joking about the different language. It sounds different but experts claim both groups speak English.) 🥸

Trust, everyone will start talking about it

Yeah I think gatlin Blair. Can run 10.10 or faster. By end of season.

@@trinidadrodriquez876 And he has PLENTY of room for improvement with his running form, especially in the early phase of the race.

It was 10.25 10.18 just over the limit 2.1

He's talking about High School athletes specifically in the US. That's not that hard to understand.

​@@Eddybo22 the title initally said meet the fastest teenager in the world Which the person in question definitively is not He has changed the title now it's all good

@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 ah okay I never say that so I stand corrected.

FAT only wind

Bouwajgie nkrumie Jamaican runner ran under ten seconds while looking around at 70-80’meter mark

It looked like it to me also. At 2022 worlds that easily would have been a false start.

Up to 19 very few.

Probably true but the training and competition are different. It easier to get a faster time in a faster field.

@@donshields2379 You are acting like people can do what Knighton has done if placed in that environment. No, they can’t. He is one-in-a-trillion talent.

@@jakemccoy I was just stating a fact. People may not run as fast but their times would be fast. Why do you think a lot of high school kids race meets with college and pro runners. For the experience and fast times.

at 19 years old also..🤣

He’s running at Texas A&M

Dont bother. This guy knows nothing outside of murica.

I forgot his name but I know who you're talking about He needs to change his title to USA honestly

@@goldenknowledge5914 yes he does he has multiple content on people outside of the us if you watched his videos you would know thay

@@goldenknowledge5914 lol half his videos are on non US athletes

fr, they also have zyaire nuriddin too who I used to be friends with before he moved. Watched him run a 10.6 our sophomore year in semis. Won championships with a 10.79 in the 100, 21.83 in the 200, and 48 flat in the 400

I don't see the resemblance.

Trayvon ran a wind legal 9.97. Boling's 9.99 run was run in hurricane wind conditions (+4.4 sec wind) and not wind legal.