Noah Lyles VS. Letsile Tebogo || Men's 200 Meter Finals – 2024 Paris Olympics Preview



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22 thoughts on “Noah Lyles VS. Letsile Tebogo || Men's 200 Meter Finals – 2024 Paris Olympics Preview”

  1. Knoghton is only 20 yrs old. Has room to improve on hos start andcsork on his finishing speed and also room to get stronger. That happens he will be a formidable opponent. Taking two 4th place finishes in the olympics before being 21 iscan accomplishment in itself.

    We shall see if hes peaked before turning 21. I font believe he has.

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  2. Personally I think the US Athletes should look better and their best everywhere world wide. Men braiding their hair, beads in their hair, nail polish on etc. Maybe Noah can takes those nail polish off and those braids and beads off. And he can be humble now.

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  3. Men must not braid their hair nor paint their nails period. Any male athlete representing his country should not look like this on a world stage period. US Track and Field need to watch this. Their Athletes represent the United States, and they need to be clean cut.

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  4. Love the story of splitting the 100m’s up. What makes it far more real is just highlighting in metres how many more he needs to make up. We can’t understand time difference at that pace. 19.31 and 19.19 seem very close when understanding times. But show how many more metres that record is from Lyles. I’d love to see that

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