Christian Coleman stuns Noah Lyles in 100m final in Eugene - Wanda Diamond League 2023

[@jeffitachi2589]

Omanyala strong.Will be rooting for him 2024 season 🇰🇪💯

[@AZ-ly5ix]

Yup i believe he will be the winner soon..! I was expecting he atleast at 3rd place but yeah its ok..Lets meet in comment section again when he win lol..

[@josefharasek7487]

💉💉💉

[@Chiambretti112]

​​@@AZ-ly5ixhe took 3rd place, look at the last frame of the video

[@jbbrowslashesartist1846]

Omanyala was next after Coleman but this guys they snatched it from him

[@belindamoyo658]

he always smilling thats what i love about him

[@doncummings441]

Thompson from Jamaica is a dangerous guy, it’s my second time seeing him and he is competing at a high level whew he is definitely someone that will bring some redemption to Jamaica

[@geminiboo95]

Funny you said this 9 months ago & now he has the fastest time in 2024 🎉🇯🇲

[@FuckYoutube-wf1wh]

​@@geminiboo95hehe

[@FuckYoutube-wf1wh]

​@@geminiboo95😏

[@FuckYoutube-wf1wh]

Re Riroeoe

[@benten6259]

That Jamaican will create some problems next year,he looks good 3rd time seeing him run. Well done Coleman.

[@all-caps3927]

His name is Thompson, get used to hearing it. Because when him and Tobogo get more experience Lyles and Coleman have some serious competition, that also applies for Zarhnell Hughes

[@benten6259]

@@all-caps3927 mi a yardie enuh lol

[@pweeedyshawty1787]

So true

[@wyzzkyd.]

@@all-caps3927 he raw in his technique and its due to his tip toe stands the way he walks. can see one leg slightly obviously longer than the other the same for Omanyala. hence why that African guy doesn't get more out his feet the longer the races got along. but Thompson main weakness is his first 20 meters he needs too be lower to get more grip power from the ground. Thompson loft the race because Coleman kept lower in his drive phase even thou he is shorter. but Coleman got that power needed to complement his quick start.

[@vilimoneraqona2087]

LOL - after Bolt the rest arent really champions. The USA are doing the damage!

[@anitasherriffe9120]

Kishane has some work to do. But he has done very well considering he is just coming onto the scene. Coach Franno will definitely get him ready for next year, can't wait.

[@mauricedaley9267]

Remember he did not get lot of races this season

[@yennox5338]

He doesn't have a lot of work to do, he's right up there with the best after 4 races this season.

[@mauricedaley9267]

@@yennox5338 actually 6 races

[@all-caps3927]

I want Glen Mills to start training him, he has experience with Yohan and Bolt, no reason why he shouldn’t take Kishane under his belt. He’s very naturally talented and the room for improvement is certainly there. He will be big over the next few years

[@all-caps3927]

@@yennox5338but he can be so much better and train much harder

[@oyeyinkaoluwatobi7866]

That Thompson guy should be respected

[@Penn152]

He's gonna be the next Olympic champion

[@efosso5723]

He could easily have won, if he didn't burn out

[@Yes_I_c4n]

He sure does.

[@all-caps3927]

@@Penn152no chance, Tobogo, Lyles, Coleman all stand in his way - even Ferdinand Ominyala and Zharnell Hughes are faster than him. He’s very good and has burst onto the scene but he’s far from an Olympic champion. Great to see Jamaican sprinting returning tho

[@Penn152]

@@all-caps3927 Next Olympic champion. NEXT. His PB was 10.27 last year and improved a lot in the year llus he was held back a lot by his coach. But the world will see, he's coming so watch this space

[@score89393]

You can see Colman was expecting Lyles to congratulate him but bro was congratulating himself.😂😂

[@dandee7414]

I noted. It's only omanyala who openly congratulated him

[@daniel.rosina]

Exactly, I have noticed it 😀

[@daniella921]

Because Coleman hasn't been performing as he should. After winning worlds he couldn't hang with the top sprinters.

[@Luca_._]

​@@daniella921 I guess you mean Lyles?

[@duckyhinds]

Christian Coleman rarely congratulates his teammates after they beat him, just a taste of his own ego medicine

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

Christian Coleman delivered much needed humbling for Lyles. Also the NBA might be on his neck this weekend🤣 Thompson is one to look out for next year. Is Kelly injured?

[@phaethon1988]

Except the time to humble Lyles would have been in Budapest, which didn't happen. Oh well.

[@MikeySkywalker]

Oh yeah I'm sure Noah cares that he lost this when he was winding down his season.

[@breyrey7612]

Noah losing a heat does not change any FACTS. So not sure what NBA can say.

[@phaethon1988]

@kandiekane. Noah wasn't slated to run 200m at Pre any point, but nice narrative I guess.

[@phaethon1988]

@kandiekane. He was never slated to run the 200m. You completely made that up. He shut his season down after Zurich and then decided to run Pre because he wanted his own world lead in the 100m and because the price was right.

[@agreysaria5906]

He is humbled...his face after the results is priceless 😂

[@Yes_I_c4n]

🤣🤣

[@shaquilleherbert274]

no he was normal folks say anything

[@ozyes9996]

9.85 thompson!!!!

[@hadijaffri9856]

Admire the determination of yohan blake. Still competing with the best

[@benten6259]

He's the 2nd best in the world why not?

[@hadijaffri9856]

@@benten6259 yeap he was at a time Not anymore Still the 2nd fastest guy of all time Want him to run sub 10 tho

[@hillaryhillary2098]

He should just retire. Continuously embarrassing himself is just painful to watch

[@Shanty895]

​@hillaryhillary2098 Why should he retire when athletics is one of his professions. Whether he come in 1st or 8th place he still gets paid.

[@marlongordon7330]

that's debatable@@benten6259

[@tumim8271]

Coleman got Torque and Lyle got power. I enjoy watching these two.

[@User.Joshua]

As an automotive enthusiast, this is what runs through my head every time I watch these two in the 100m.

[@Yassa_17]

Omanyala is such a nice guy. I every race I've seen the dude always looks happy for the guy who won

[@cosmicwisdom999]

Truth, I was just thinking the same thing, but maybe he should get a bit more serious, and he'll start winning?

[@ZainabDada-kl8hk]

ThankGod am not the only one that has noticed that about Omanyala..He always looks genuinely happy for whoever and give them warm hugs and holds them

[@nelsonlukale3310]

Omanyala would have been second if he maintained his composure,dipped early, well done🎉

[@AZ-ly5ix]

I believe he will be the winner next time. He can do better..!

[@andreachev9610]

Congratulations Coleman and Thompson and the other men

[@jeffitachi2589]

Well done Omanyala.Nice season finishing time🇰🇪

[@marfu1119]

9.83 seems to be the limit in 2023. 3 men have ran the same time 9.83 which is the world lead Zharnel Huges, Noah Lyles and Christian Coleman. On the women side the 100m level is very high. You saw Elaine Thompson coming 3rd in 10.79

[@muzlp]

Coleman ran 9.76 before.. so when he’s in his elements he’ll beat anybody out there~

[@iroyd9434]

The Thompson guy they have to keep their eyes on him

[@Scalaflow]

Thompson had unbelievable start - I thought he was gonna take it !

[@talkingitout1623]

I think Thompson got a bad start

[@msagoo29]

Yohan got a great start and good drive phase but then loses out after. Hoping he bows out next year with a medal. Can't forget that 9.69 - legend

[@hillaryhillary2098]

Coleman is a natural 100m runner. Lyles as a natural 200m runner may have the stamina and top end speed but that wouldn't help much if Coleman got a good start and created some distance in-between them.

[@BDQ1975]

Lyles and Coleman have been competing against each other at 100m since their U20 year(s). It was pretty even in those years. Since they both turn pro in 2017, Coleman has had the better of Lyles, outside of Shanghai DL in 2019 and this year World Finals. Most of their 100m races are normally close and always within .10s of each or with a small narrow gap.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@BDQ1975 true.

[@Vinchiamo]

WC and Olympics suit Lyles as it has Heats, Semis and Final, where most runners are have already ran their best race for the meet before the final, while Lyles keeps maintaining his form and times into the Final. Alternately, one off races like this suit Coleman as he can put everything into one race.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@Vinchiamo Stop making sh4t up. Coleman in 2019 did just fine... Lyles did just fine too yesterday at Eugene... For fu4ck sake, he just ran his 2nd fastest ever 100m time...

[@thokozanimchunu494]

@@Vinchiamo lol no, clearly you don’t watch enough track. Look at their performances in previous major championships to see how wrong you are.

[@TimothyNichols-g5v]

whos here after kishane ran a 9.77 got silver at the olympi s lost by 0.005 seconds to lyles and coleman failed to make the olympics team AND fucked up with his baton pass to kenny in the 4X1

[@joshuasanimations]

No. No. No. It wasn't coleman who screwed up the baton pass. Bednarek ran 50 years to early it was his fault

[@fearandpurpose]

Doesn't matter who defeated you yesterday, today is a new day...

[@wateraerobics8596]

Where are all those people who say omanyala can only run under 10s in altitude?

[@thokozanimchunu494]

It’s funny how people who don’t watch track forget that Coleman has dominated Lyles in the 100m from the very beginning of their pro careers. Lyles medaled over him in the Junior ranks, and had a few rare victories over him in the pro space. However Christian Coleman has clearly beat Lyles almost every time they have raced as Pro’s.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

Finally someone who knows his facts... Most of the guys on YT are either fanboys or just casual fans, that's why. What we've seen yesterday at Eugene is actually the norm... Lyles not often gets a win on Coleman. If Coleman gets a decent start by his standards, it's bye bye Lyles.

[@ianmugothi7910]

Alright professor!

[@SorieKargbo-d6g]

Coleman got lucky this time and everyone thinking he's better than Lyles. 😂

[@trackfieldworld_s.g8767]

Only true track and field fans know this.

[@trackfieldworld_s.g8767]

​@@SorieKargbo-d6gbro check the stats Lyles just breaking 9. 89 barrier. Coleman been there long ago. Check the stats, Lyles rarely beat Coleman in 100m races. You can even check the stats for this year too.

[@CriticallyEverything]

Kishane big and heavy ❤❤

[@Jp-vb8xu]

what is up lyles n thompson going back to back for the same times

[@drvishnus2895]

It was easy to watch 100m during BOLT era…now I have to repeat the video 3-4 times to see who wins

[@Jack1986ZE]

Hahaha

[@Yes_I_c4n]

The look on Lyles' face... Priceless. He really thinks he's THE man in the 100m... Mate, when you're neck to neck, you win some, you lose some, that's the way it goes.

[@paquinraino8180]

At least him he performs when it matters the most, and also, he isn't good only in 1 race, just he wants to dominate both

[@yennox5338]

100m World Champion

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@yennox5338 he is, but failed to win the 1st race after that. He was lucky Coleman stumbled in Budapest...

[@paquinraino8180]

@@Yes_I_c4n Coleman always got a problem when come to the big moment, normally Kerley and Lyles shouldn't have won WC or Olympics if Coleman wasn't choking

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@paquinraino8180 Coleman didn't underperform in 2019 when he got the World championship. Everybody has bad days.

[@wolverex]

huge respect to Lyles being out there for the crowd. We pay to watch athletes compete, not to wait for them to win.

[@nelsonlukale3310]

Should have congratulated Coleman, he was pissed off😢

[@sashaeltekeh2618]

He did

[@dandee7414]

​@@nelsonlukale3310thanks omanyala for showing respect to the winner

[@Yes_I_c4n]

For the crowd? You guys are so naive... Lyles had a clear goal: to run a 9.7s, that's why he showed up...

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@nelsonlukale3310 Lyles got so mad because he had to face reality. You see, in his head, he is the GOAT in the 100m.

[@DieSaundersse]

We always knew it Christian. Now get your act together and dominate that fast start.

[@collinsmasiga9767]

The Jamaican guy will start to cause problems one day.

[@geminiboo95]

We are at that day ☺️

[@Gavin_56]

You said it. 😅 and here it is

[@maxicasanueva4814]

Blake, insane leyend.

[@trackfieldworld_s.g8767]

Thompson is consistently running 10.85 and he literally just started. His top end speed is out of this world. Injuries free, he will be the man to beat next year.

[@explicitDTP]

no, he lost ground over the last half, so top end not that good. he went from 1st/2nd with the start to potentially finishing 4th. Good time overall though.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

nope he has the same problem as Coleman great starter but can't maintain his speed good enough. His 60m split was 6.38 the only one who was faster was Coleman with 6.36. So he was right there with Coleman from the start.

[@anitasherriffe9120]

@@TheoOJamaloO1 Not true, the race before this one was in reverse, bad start but top end was ridiculously good. Go watch that other diamond league race. He will get it right, he just came onto the scene. He is nothing like coleman lol.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@anitasherriffe9120 nope it wasn't it was the same thing. Coleman had a 60m split of 6.38 and Thompson 6.40 in China. It just looks like Thompson is way behind because he was in lane 10 so the angle makes it seem that way.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

I was re-watching the race and it reminded me of most Lyles/Coleman's races really back since 2019... Bottom line is: if Coleman gets a good start, Lyles will never catch him. In Budapest, Coleman didn't get a good start, plus he panicked a little bit and thus he lost.

[@ABLQuality]

He did get a good start in Budapest

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@ABLQuality did you watch the race? He stumbled...

[@revival-fueltv1942]

@@Yes_I_c4nHe had the best start. He just couldn’t maintain his speed. That’s why he was angry and frustrated at the end.

[@AJ_Athletics1]

Coleman's start at Budapest was not his kind of start, he stumbled while coming off the blocks and that was why Noah Lyles could catch him

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@revival-fueltv1942 Best start? In Budapest he clocked 6.42s at the 60m mark, whereas he clocked 6.36s at Eugene, so already 0.06s slower at 60m! From 60m onwards, Coleman was 0.03s slower in Budapest than at Eugene! In Budapest it was a combination of things. Didn't get the best start and he panicked a little bit towards the end. If Coleman gets into sub 6.35s shape like in 2019, Lyles can forget about winning against Coleman.

[@cherylmichael8485]

Finally Coleman🎉🎉🎉....

[@nicholaskirui4123]

I have never seen Lyles congratulating anyone even when he is defeated...only Omanyala from kenya congratulated Colleman..

[@cendyzhan3575]

Thats his characters, i'm not wondering why... and ofc Omanyala is more humble and friendly than him. imo

[@happyamar1]

Happy for Coleman

[@all-caps3927]

For a tall guy Thompson’s start is almost unbelievable. For such a tall guy though, he should be finishing the race so much better and I believe he can with some serious hard training. He will cause issues for Coleman and Lyles and even Tobogo

[@kamarmclean5518]

He need usain bolt coach, since he already have a great start he now need to cover more ground (strides) like usain

[@jordanjordannis2258]

He already has Stephen Francis as his coach. The man who guided Asafa to the wR@@kamarmclean5518

[@destro4450]

Definitely you are both right

[@CR7_THEGOAT777]

Stop acting like Tebogo is better than Coleman and Lyles

[@OnMe4890]

​@@kamarmclean5518wasn't Bolt the opposite? He almost always had a worse start than the others but then made up for it with his insane top speed

[@martmuru]

Lyles is on a whole next level compared to the other guys there. Sleeping on blocks and still almost wins the race. When he gets a decent start, it's over for other guys.

[@jrv7054]

His coach must be putting glue on his spikes.

[@Jack1986ZE]

You talk nonsense. He lost, admit it. He is not Bolt, who in his prime could catch almost anybody.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

In a league of his own you say? He had one his best starts ever in 6.48s... He's just not a strong starter, just drop that argument people... if, if if... If Coleman were a stronger finisher, he could this and that, but guess what, he isn't...

[@martmuru]

@@Yes_I_c4n Lyles was literally few meters behind but in the finish line Coleman was only -0.02s ahead!! This shows how much potential he has compared to the other guys there.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@martmuru Are you even serious? Or you're just trolling? Yes, Lyles is a strong finisher but he is not record books fast as a finisher, so don't let that fool you. Usain Bolt and Gay were much faster finishers. But, like I said, Lykes is a "poor" starter, just as Coleman is a "poor" finisher. You can't change that. It's always been like that. Go watch Lyles 9.86s back in 2019. Exact same thing happened. His start is 6.4s high and you can't change that. Also, why can't you say the same for Coleman? If Coleman had Lyles' finish, he would be unbeatable...Again, Coleman is not a strong finisher and you can't change that.

[@marinecorps509]

All Lyles need is a good start. Dont count him out he proves himself countless time

[@kemybolt]

Kishane Thompson will be "The New Threat" now. Underdog. Second time sub 9.90 in 15 days 😱😱😱

[@geminiboo95]

You called it... Now the world's fastest man in 2024

[@sinking1902]

Coleman will be ready next year. Lyles needs to improve his start further over the Winter.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

yeah, like if he hasn't been working hard on that forever...

[@marcolan371]

Kishane will be unbeaten in years to come

[@phaethon1988]

I dont think he'll factor any at all. He'll be another good circuit sprinter with fast times and no medals to show for

[@romelllewis8195]

@@phaethon1988we’ll see next month

[@phaethon1988]

@romelllewis8195 No. YOU'LL see next month.

[@henryjohnson8106]

If Coleman gains a 3rd or 4th gear Thompson will get dusted. NOONE has a better start than Coleman

[@RaySmith79]

Just knowing Bolt did this while jogging back in the days

[@geligamerah9078]

the most awaited is Olympic 2024. I am really looking forward to who is the world's fastest runner who will create history at the most prestigious Games which is Olympic 2024. get ready world's sprinters.. !

[@muslimmakhachev3746]

Nobody can beat .. 9.58 Bolt record

[@Yes_I_c4n]

Was there even a question? Lyles talks about 9.65s, but that's a pipe dream he had... He's lucky if he can go sub 9.8s, let alone sub 9.7s...

[@arnulfiragom2154]

butul gink..aturrkah gink?

[@picantomanmontgomery5732]

Talking off point. Take a chill pill

[@Adam-de8yi]

Live footage of Lyles absolutely walking down Kishane Thompson. He's done it before and am sure he can do it again.

[@robinkujur4988]

Sike Kishane ran 9.77 jogging. This time Lyles is not gonna catch Thompson.

[@simbamachafa3312]

😂😂😂

[@cel9347]

@@robinkujur4988sike! He did it again

[@Someone-hi1nt]

@@robinkujur4988 oh really?

[@jose3339]

@@robinkujur4988 in jamaica with wind is 9.80, is not the same of paris

[@karenvanwyk5307]

They are all very fast.

[@mr.g8438]

Well done bruh💯

[@faithnjagi1861]

Omanyala is giving this guy goose bumps.but wait for it,he is going to destroy them soon.

[@susanmathai2266]

Nicely done, gentlemen 🎉🎉🎉!

[@korylp6219]

What’s crazy is if you fast forward 10secs from the beginning of the video they’re finishing the race 🤣

[@juliamueni6355]

Congratulations omanyala.Kenya is proud

[@mphomakumbane2287]

Letsile limps to a 10.61, shows how great a runner he is if he can finish in that time without being 100%

[@michaellifetv5696]

Congratulations👏🏿

[@eslynejuma6108]

Omanyala Omanyala Omanyala ❤❤❤

[@CostantinoAngelonas]

Coleman will be a medalist in Paris 2024

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

If he didn't stumble he would have been in Budapest.

[@Foraszn]

Coleman boost from rest is insane Lyle’s acceleration is still very fascinating

[@follenfanny9788]

Noah don't listen to all these bad talks of jealousy. You are the World champion and when you fall you don't stay down.... You just come back like a rocket. One lost as first finisher and enemies are making noise. He talks about his hard work guys. Great job Noah, just keep going😊

[@j.baldwin3012]

We, the USA, might actually stand a chance in the relays next year.

[@mzenantoitha3397]

Omanyala was second, I don't know how it ended up in a third place. Anyhow, he lives to fight another day.

[@BDQ1975]

Lyles’s chest hit the line before Omanyala’s did. I saw the photo finish and it clear on that.

[@TheVictorLoyiso]

That trademark slingshot finish from Lyles 💀

[@TodaySaintJohn-nh1ix]

No lies,that boy has many more defeats to come

[@iSProductions1]

Lyles remains humble after Coleman's win 🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏾

[@susanmathai2266]

Omanyala 🇰🇪🇰🇪 was third. Not Thompson. Clip cut to early....

[@mosesgikonyo7929]

he was actually second, not third. they tied with lyles

[@paulmutuku9042]

​@@mosesgikonyo7929photo finish placed Omanyala 3rd

[@mosesgikonyo7929]

@@paulmutuku9042there is nothing like photo finish He was second at 9.85 sec

[@badass_victoria]

Can’t wait to see Coleman at Paris

[@healthyhasani246]

In the relays yeah 😂😂

[@klano8443]

Ben Johnson's 1988 time is still amazing

[@luissoares92]

Insane run!

[@sothisremindsmeof.....1179]

Wow Kishane was running 9.85 last year?

[@fusong1111]

awesome race. do we have guys can run sub 9.75 seconds these days?

[@randalcampbell1865]

No i guess they all it's just nine eighties runners we have

[@yennox5338]

Only in perfect conditions.

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@yennox5338 "extremely" perfect conditions, like +2.0 m/s wind speed, warm day and when in peak form.

[@BDQ1975]

Degrasse did run a 9.74 in Eugene 2021 and 9.69s in Stockholm (I believe) 2017 but both times were wind-aided

[@yennox5338]

@@Yes_I_c4n Yep, all the Budapest final needed was +2.0 wind and Lyles would've went 9.73. I actually think the wind hasn't been doing anybody much favours this season, otherwise we would've had a few 9.7's. Seeing a wind above +1.0 was rare this year.

[@victordali2404]

Whats the full list of the times Wanda Diamond League????

[@ShammahMrima]

Omanyala gearing up!!

[@patiesward]

I swear omanyala came in second

[@Yes_I_c4n]

Yeah sure, the electronic timing and photo shoot got it wrong and your eyes got it right. And you comment even has 5 likes...

[@destro4450]

Big ups to Lyles for having a bad start, coming from 5th position and almost beat number 1, that’s some speed 🔥🔥🔥

[@goldjellyfish2452]

He needs to be humble once in a while 😅

[@Yes_I_c4n]

His races are pretty much always like that...

[@stepan1968]

Maybe but, over 100m it's the first to arrive who wins, sorry...

[@destro4450]

@@stepan1968 brah you talking as if Coleman faster once his start issue is fixed you won’t ever hear about Coleman again🤣🤣

[@destro4450]

@@goldjellyfish2452 the industry has been boring for a while, the energy his brings is what’s brought me back to watching athletics again. Kinda reminds me the same energy Usain bolt used to have

[@sulo0820]

how come, Omanyala should be third not Thompson, I zoomed in and clearly his torso touched the finish line ahead of Thompson's, oh come on, give the guy the credit due him. His time should be the same as Lyle's

[@paulmutuku9042]

Omanyala was 3rd just check the final results towards the end of the video. And the official posted results too. Omanyala 9.85, Thompson 9.87

[@Yes_I_c4n]

You zoomed in? Ahaha.

[@conorsmom4995]

Amen. Great. We did not have to be subjected to that tongue 👅 of Lyle's.

[@ramyocenar4806]

Hail to the winners, and congrats to the others!

[@Octjnr]

Nobody is talking about Yohan Blake Yohan Blake would have smoke all these guys in his prime

[@zubylove3068]

Why did Noah Lyles hold Coleman's hand at the finish line? To stop him winning?🙄

[@destro4450]

You lost my friend

[@jasonkoesanasareke7436]

Bolt isn't a sprinter he jogs.

[@blessedmwenyewe3351]

Omanyala... Kudos

[@leonmaliniak]

It is hard to get excited about the current sprinters with a 9.8 in this race. Bolt's 9.58 would have had him beat this field by two meters...which is as good as a MILE in the 100 Will there ever be another BOLT ?

[@Yes_I_c4n]

More like 3 m. Assuming a 11.6 m/s average closing speed, you get 2.9 m distance.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

It's more exciting because you don't who is gonna win

[@cheruiyotchumba7303]

Thanks Coleman for silencing that Lyle's. He's too proud. Omanyala is coming for him too

[@Yes_I_c4n]

🤣

[@roadracejunkies4827]

in this race Kishane comes 4th and Omanyala 3rd, noah 2nd and Coleman 1st.

[@AZ-ly5ix]

Bye2 Lyles.. hello Coleman 🙈🙈🙈

[@GregoryHarris-v5j]

Lyle’s in the world Champion right? He should win every race? Bolt is the GOAT always

[@Criz049]

No one’s gonna talk about tebogo’s injury during the race

[@destro4450]

It’s a shame he would have definitely come out 3rd his faster than omanyala

[@sashaeltekeh2618]

Was looking for this comment

[@royalusala8527]

​@@destro4450He is not faster than omanyala..check your stats... Just because he beat him once at the world's?

[@destro4450]

@@royalusala8527 every time he has raced in the before the finals together with Omanyala he was not taking the race seriously. Watch their races when they are actually together and tell me if Tebogo was really putting his all in the race. He was always reserving his energy

[@royalusala8527]

@@destro4450 Then why single out Omanyala? If u believe Tebogo preserves his energy then how do we know maybe he can beat even the likes of Lyles , Colemans etc? Why do u think only Omanyala is the victim of Tebogos "energy preservation"?

[@eliaminehomadi732]

Enfin Christian Coleman a sa diamond League . Trayvon bromel l'année dernière.

[@mrtruth7955]

😅😂😂😂😂 Noah lyles World Champ for a week

[@y2jfan1998]

Oh dang, a 9.85 is great but still wasnt enough... Lyles training will probably focus on the first 40m from now on. I hope he pulls through in the olympics

[@icanpossible9336]

Well done Coleman. Humble talented guy. Lyles has an exaggerated sense of his greatness and has been disrespectful to Usain Bolt. Too arrogant for my liking. You win a couple of medals and start thinking you are the greatest of all time. Keep humbling him fellas, I can't stand the guy

[@g1kluang]

KD was right, someone is going to dush Noah soon. Didnt know it would be Coleman XD

[@joeyyo.a9892]

How did Lyles even catch up 😂

[@destro4450]

Lol brah 😂that man is just too fast an extra 2 meters and he would have won that race

[@xcx3572]

⁠@@destro4450welll it’s a 100m race not 102m race

[@destro4450]

@@xcx3572 well we still know whose faster sooooo ………

[@Yes_I_c4n]

@@destro4450 yep, but we still know who won, so...

[@shaquilleherbert274]

having a good start is important but finishing strong is most important example bolt was a horrible starter there were one or 2 times bot lose a race but not much but a strong finisher noah is same situation.

[@phaethon1988]

Shoutout to Coleman. This is looking more like his 2019 self, but yall made the grave mistake of alllowing Lyles to establish his legitimacy in the 100m. Yall living in his world now 😆

[@lex3374]

Im not a fan of Lyles, though i massively respect his sprinting abilities. Thanks Coleman!

[@ivanvalenti13]

it seems to me that Lyles finished 4th>

[@matjose228]

Anyone here in 2024 after kishane thompson running some smoking times

[@EliHank]

*I'M BACK...I'M HERE...C'MON...C'MON*

[@rahulshaw4336]

Coleman had defeated Noah lyles in High school sprint too with 9.75 secs time 😅