I'm just exposing facts, there's no right or wrong here...

Yeah the only hope Jamaica have rn is Kishane

and oblique

Yall stupid

Bro wdym oblique Seville isn’t even bad he just didn’t perform as well as he could’ve in the final

Why?

@@MisterFilOfficial Because dominant sprinters like Bolt and Blake came and went. And an all time great like Shelly-Ann is on her way out. In any sport, there are great atletes who come around once in a lifetime. Dominant sprinters like Elaine Thompson and Sherika Jackson are still there ... they just weren't at the Olympics. And there are young guns coming up. Like the Clayton twin - in which Tia Clayton was in the Olympic final. And there's also Brianna Lyston at LSU, who opted to close her season after the NCAA. She's one for the future. And on the men's side, Bolt and Blake might be gone (Blake is still running but his best days are clearly in the past), but Kishane Thompson, who's very young, just made his presence known. And there are young guns like Nkrumie who broke the Jam junior record two years ago by being the first sub-10 junior from the island. As well as there are other young males and females. Remember that prior to Bolt & Powell on the male side, and prior to Veronica Campbell on the female side, Jamaica only had sporadic sprinters here and there ... and had never won a sprint Gold medal (with the exception of Donald Quarrie who won 200 at the 1976 Olympics). So the dominance that we saw was in the years between 2004 and 2016. Remember that at one point, even the American male sprinters seemed to have vanished, and then there was a resurgence. I think a lot of persons tend to judge Jamaican track dominance based on the phenomenon that was Bolt. One last thing .. at the last Olympics, the Jamaican track performance was not really any worse than it would historically have been. Had Shericka Jackson not been injured, she more than likely would have won two medals, and the tally would have been at the number that most people would have predicted.

@@Its_I_Ziggyman I agree, but as I mentioned in the video, there is a root problem that may prevent new promising Jamican sprinter to reach professional level, and it's strictly related to the country's administration.

And we can't wait! 💪🏻💪🏻

They are not related as far as I know

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Thank you for this comment! Totally agree-JAM field athletes really came through in Paris. While the Big 3 are still going strong, it’s definitely time for the next generation to shine. They’ve got so much young talent, and the depth is there. Same on the men’s side, big hopes for Blake and Seville to step up and deliver at the global level. Exciting times ahead for Jamaican athletics?

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Jamaica is just going through a change of the guard.And things come in cycles.Just had an off year at the Olympicls.They'll come back bigger and stronger next time

@@marmackk You are probably right, but as I mentioned in the video, there is a root problem that may prevent new promising Jamican sprinter to reach professional level, and it's strictly related to the country's administration.

Thank you!!

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