Blake is looking good, but however, he was passed my Lyles over 60M, so in a 100M race and passed on 60, I don't see him challenging Lyles. Oblique is my man. JET believes is going to do something special this Olympics year. I agree with his mental frame of mind. His top end speed is good. Kishane is inexperience, but very good. prone to injury, but it's hard to judge as we have not seen much of him, but still a powerhouse. I'm sure Jamaica has their sport phycologist as part of their team. I agree with Tyrell. First thing, I believe they have to make the qualification. I believe all three will make it at trials and qualified.
@JETOFF Noah Lyle's is not the one to beat in the 100M this year in Paris, the 2 are the kid from Botswana Lesly Tobogo and Coleman of the USA, are the ones to beat... Kishane and Oblique are definitely 9.7s this year, as far as Akeem the youngest and smallest in size wise out of the 3 he's a low 9.8s this year and that's because he is still in his teenage body and growing out of it.. Getting on the podium for these guys would be a great accomplishment for them being that they are all 23 and younger
@@TrevorMurray-yc3qz A fair assessment. Tebogo, yes, although lack experience, but not Coleman. He has the quick start but the last WC ships he came 5th, so his top end speed is not matched with the others mentioned. Akeem, I agree.
@Kennethritchie2166 Akeem Blake is still growing out of his teenage body, he haven't come to his full potential yet.. If you notice he is the smallest one in the world running that fast, everybody is bigger than him. How many times Akeem beat Coleman? and Coleman is much bigger and older than him.. Akeem Blake ceiling is very high, when he grows fully into his body and on some muscles another year or 2 he will be hard to beat...
