Dalilah Muhammad upset, Femke Bol wins 400mH at Diamond League Lausanne | NBC Sports

Olympic silver medalist Dalilah Muhammad finished off the podium as Femke Bol blazed to a meet record 53.06 and won the 400m hurdle at Diamond League Lausanne. #NBCSports #DiamondLeague #DalilahMuhammad #FemkeBol
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[@anthonyanderson9303]

Not sure people realize how difficult it is to race on saturday, travel halfway across the world, then race again on Thursday. Thats an insane schedule.

[@tomekpawlowski5787]

Does Shamier Little lives in Switzerland?

[@EmmyMzz]

The Sprinters just did it and repeated a 123.... why we always making excuses? She just had a bad race, simple, it happens.

[@FourSeasons04]

Exactly, Dalilah is running on tired legs; her time says it all. It appears she was fulfilling an obligation by competing. I find it rather humorous how much this result means to some considering Tokyo was the grand event.

[@vachalex]

That’s why they athletes tho… no excuses for nobody wtf

[@rodneymanor9719]

@@tomekpawlowski5787 did shamier little run in the olympics? I don’t remember seeing her…

[@QuangNguyen-nh2oc]

Love Muhammad, but people didn't give Bol enough credit and attention during the Olympic, being right at McLaughlin and Muhammad's heels for her bronze medal. I also like the fact that she tried to congratulate or express friendly gestures to others at the end of the race. Great win for Bol!

[@kingtyler8109]

You’re 100% right

[@mongoslade277]

She's on her way!!

[@hotdog7183]

Bol was not on their heels in the Olympics!

[@chriswildhaber35]

Bol next Olympics watch out.

[@larrymanzano8105]

@@hotdog7183 right. If she was on her heels, she would have taken 2nd but she didn’t and got third.

[@projectblue1751]

Bol is awesome, 21 i mean come on this girl is REAL....

[@lamster70]

Not surprised Bol won. Dalilah looked really tired in this race. Perhaps all the travelling is finally caught up with her.

[@mrsandmom5947]

Bol traveled too

[@HEAVYCHEVY409]

@@mrsandmom5947 what place Bol came in last race, because Dalilah had about a 10ms between at the last race

[@peterpesch]

@@HEAVYCHEVY409 Bol wasn't present at the last DL race. At the previous DL race (London/Gateshead), she was 0.71s ahead of the nr 2 (Liddle). She won the other 2021 DL meetings with a margin of .51s, .82s and .75s ...

[@dr.pacohintonjr.8988]

@@mrsandmom5947 Dalilah competed five days ago and traveled much further.

[@rulifaller8474]

Good to see that the American fans are getting a bit nervous about Femke Bol. Sydney and Dalilah both phenomenal athletes who still were a bit better this year, but so is Femke, you could also admit that rather than focusing on excuses.

[@nonameneeded405]

Bol is a true standout, her 4x4 anchor leg at the Olympics was really strong. It went unnoticed since they finished 6th but she made up a nearly 2 second deficit for NED.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

She was ( IS an awesome talent) awesome! I hear she, Holub-Kowalik and Muhammad the fastest spilts in that finale!

[@wendigo3140]

I noticed it...she put the Netherlands back in medal contention

[@jenniferreed4508]

I simply love the respect they have for each other. Great run to all of the ladies.

[@peterlikewebb4939]

Hi Jennifer , honestly you are very Beautiful

[@powdergangster83]

Both Muhammad and Bol are incredible runners and both seem like genuinely good people as well.

[@lukasky03]

This just sets up a potentially epic race at Worlds next year when Sydney, Dalilah, and Femke will be well-rested and ready. Can't wait to see it!

[@gseric4721]

Yeah. I feel like Syd will be taking the meet record here as well next year.

[@pierrojules]

Unless something goes really wrong with Sydney, there is no way she can lose a race against Dalilah and Femke any time, anywhere. Tbh, she is simply the very best on the planet.

[@certifiedchaos4643]

@@pierrojules yea I feel that gap has been widened. Bol might challenge tho however Sydney will be dominate

[@rodsean]

As much as I’m a Sydney fan, I won’t be surprised if Femke crashes that USA party next year at the World Champs

[@pierrojules]

@@rodsean Hahahahahaaaaa! Let's find that out. Sydney is on another level. Femke will have to put sleeping pills in Sydney's drink in order to ever beat her. Did you even watch their final race at these past Olympics?

[@1973stefanp]

Let's not forget Bol has only been hurdling since 2019, and is 6 months younger than McLaughlin, who has been hurdling since 2014. To do what she has done in just 2 years, Femke Bol is a huge talent (in every sense, because she is over 6ft tall!). Don't forget she also ran a 48.9 relay leg in Tokyo like Muhammad did.

[@hermanmertens8383]

And 48,52 split time 400 relay in Munich a few months ago.

[@kitsobakhobi1276]

Femke Bol is actually my favourite, i dnt know why i like her this much

[@thisisyourtransmission]

Femke Bol is tall and has a nice stride. I think that she will be a future record contender.

[@Losentetre]

Muhammad came 4th at last but I really liked her beautiful appearance. She was very pretty! Congrats for winning the race Femke!

[@pedropelaez]

I mean Bol is the Olympic bronze medalist and has the 4th fastest time of all time (3rd fastest female hurdler) so this should not be that huge a surprise. An upset for sure, but not a huge surprise.

[@douglasclare5106]

Bol is the real deal. Very young and already the European record holder and has one of the fastest times ever.

[@DaAvacado]

Yes. She is the real deal. But unfortunately competing in the era were there are two giants - Sydney & Dalilah - who will forever be 1 or 2, leaving Bol at 3! Kinda like as long as M. Jordan and Kobe Bryant existed, then Lebron couldnt truly flourish until they left the league.

[@douglasclare5106]

@@DaAvacado We can say the same with Rai Benjamin. He’s the fastest runner I’ve ever seen live and ran a blazing time at the olympics. It’s just that Warholm exists, who by the way is 25

[@DaAvacado]

@@douglasclare5106 Agreed. But in the Benjamin - Warholm duel, Benjamin has the advantage of it only being a two man race to the top. He’s not playing 3rd fiddle as both of those guys are light years above their competition. We are blessed to live in a time to see such awesome 400H competition in both the male and female events!

[@douglasclare5106]

@@DaAvacado absolutely! Excited for this too

[@veganpotterthevegan]

@@DaAvacado You don't know that 🤦 People get slower at odd ages and Bol has progressed a lot in the last 2 years. Is this just dumb patriotism speaking?

[@Dnest10]

Muhammad just has travel legs. She's simply exhausted. The toll of traveling is no joke and it appears she was just a bit burnt out. Although many of them have travel legs it just seems evident that she just didn’t have it. It could be mental and physical fatigue especially only 4 days after prefontaine! Femke looks fantastic. Good for her

[@tynao2029]

shes tired and SHE NEED SOME MILK

[@stevecrocker6904]

lots of "travellers" there though. It's premature to guess

[@ida5067]

​@@stevecrocker6904 Dalilah not only competed at the Olympics, but she just competed and won at the Nike Preclassic 4 days ago. Femke wasn't there for that, so it's not really a stretch to say she is exhausted

[@anthonyanderson9303]

@@stevecrocker6904 Bol and Little weren't at the prefontaine.

[@Dnest10]

@@ida5067 yep yep! What a great prefontaine it was too. Incredible meet

[@keithjacksonjr.3711]

So Dalilah Muhammad sets a Meeting Record at Pre a few days ago and this channel doesn’t post the race at all, nor does she get an interview like the other American winners Noah Lyles and Athing Mu, but Dalilah loses this ONE race and Femke Bol beats her for the first time ever, now y’all post it? Put respect on Dalilah’s name! Period

[@ida5067]

THIS!!!! they play with her legacy so much it's crazy

[@ellen9925]

This

[@RonWinter335]

Keith Jackson Jr. Whine much? Did you lose money on this race? If Muhammad did not want to lose, she should not have raced Bol spanked her in this race.

[@arivette2010]

Bol had a great Olympic run. Props to her.

[@darrellid]

Truly a Golden Age for the 400mH right now.

[@gseric4721]

So happy for Femke snatching the meet record along with winning in such a tight field, and boy that must be a feeling for Shamier.

[@johnborris3222]

Yes!!! Love Femke!!!!!

[@rossogden9920]

This was no upset. Bol was right there with Sydney and Dalila at the Olympics. She's even younger than Sydney, so she'll only get better in the years to come. We're going to see Sydney and Bol battling it out, for the next two Olympic cycles..

[@madman1rug]

Bol is only 6 1/2 months younger than McLaughlin

[@billybud9557]

Femke Bol.....always gracious in defeat or victory.........well done and a credit to athletics

[@billieboybuddha4238]

Unlike many of black athletes when they get beaten by a whity. Ive seen this happen very often where they are very cold, refuse to congratulate or just totally ignore the white athlete that wins

[@anzaya_1]

You GO Femke Bol, we love you!

[@kurtjohnson4816]

This was bound to happen. Bol is right there with the Americans. Her time in Tokyo would have been a world record just a month earlier.

[@Appaddict01]

So would have DM’s.

[@thesage1621]

Femke is amazing. She will challenge the WR soon...

[@ricardorodulfo739]

This Femke Bol is a strong runner

[@johncurtin5070]

I just read Willie Mays Wikipedia biography. He mentions his motivation for his baseball career was or is LOVE. He loved Baseball. He loved everything about Baseball; Outfielding, stealing the bases. Femke Bol has said the same thing about the 400m Hurdles. She loves it. LOVE is the greatest motivator for these two athletes; Willie Mays and Femke Bol. I'm hoping Femke will be allowed to go as far in her 400m Hurdle love as Willie Mays went in his Baseball love.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

She is so 'rounded'. (Level-headed) I would champion her, as have been following her two years already!

[@wilywascal2024]

Femke Bol was an impressive powerhouse in the Olympics, so it's kind of nice to see this young rising star getting a well-deserved win here in Lausanne. Disappointing race for Muhammad, but Little looked pretty happy with her second-place finish.

[@fatwp6345]

To be honest, Muhammad could have finished her season after the Olympics she has been that impressive.

[@odinson810]

I like how she went and shook everyone's hand.

[@billieboybuddha4238]

Wish the black athletere were so respectful, but usually they very cold, refuse to congratulate or totally ignore when a white athletes beat them

[@garagesale8003]

Femke Bol has ran 30 races (double of Muhammad) so far this season (undefeated in all but 1), improved her 400mh almost 2 seconds, and run a total of 2400m in 6 sprints at the Olympics, out of which in half of them she had to run down 2-4 sprinters far ahead each time and she endep up with: 52.03s (Bronze, AR, and faster than WR 1 month before) in the 400mh 48.97s (6th, NR and 3rd fastest leg for the whole event) in the 4x400m final 49.17s (NR and fastest leg until then) in the 4x400m heats 49.74s (NR and fastest female leg, only 0.12 short of Bronze) in the mixed 4x400m final She's a 21yo and only started doing her main event 2 years ago... some peple need to realize she's not an underdog.

[@alexlearns8788]

shes also 10 years younger

[@ebukaobieri]

As someone pointed out. She is younger. Plus minor injuries can have very significant effects on athlete schedules, so we don't know what injuries DM has been dealing with.

[@Appaddict01]

She had never beaten DM before and has not run as fast. DM has an Olympic gold and silver medal as well as the former WR. DM’s silver medal time is second fastest in history. I still think that qualifies her as the underdog.

[@garagesale8003]

@@ebukaobieri She just had a bad race, that's it. Either way, right now Bol is more than an even competition when both of them are at their best and at leats in theory she's expected to eventually surpass Muhammad, which brings me to highlight my point--this result is not really a surprise and Bol is certainly not an underdog.

[@garagesale8003]

@@Appaddict01 She hadn't beat her yet because they only raced against each other once before this, and as I said, Bol is the fastest ever for her age and the 3rd fastest ever at all with a better time than Muhammad's ex-WRs. Someone like Tkachuk is an 'underdog', Bol is a favourite to win every time. This replies are absurd, as you already read in other of my comments and anyone reading the comment section should undertand, what I wrote wasn't meant to belittle Muhammad but rather to point out how excellent Bol has done yet how little she gets recognized, particularly by Americans.

[@fulton92503]

this Femke Bol is no joke

[@WoofWoof2012]

Tremendous to see such a classy lady win like this! Excellent!

[@Lucas-vj8rr]

femke stays relaxed untill the end

[@kenyelsboxingtalk]

Really wish y’all wouldn’t put who won in the title.

[@Dnest10]

Say that! It’s ANNOYING! I don’t understand it! Write a click bait caption without the result!

[@NeuralEngin33r]

@o BlackHippy amen

[@-WitchKingofAngmar]

LOL

[@cobracommander806]

@John Spartan1117 You apparently.

[@daisyparlor]

Not really an upset. The only upset here is she didn’t medal, but Bol has always been in the mix.

[@RonWinter335]

Femke Bol is awesome.

[@BuffyNoir140]

She ran a great race. Sleeping on this white, ya gonna get caught.

[@dicaprisun7759]

@@BuffyNoir140 cringeee

[@r3lax3d]

Smooth operator Femke Bol ! no excuses.

[@petersmith143]

Femke Bol was quite magnificent in windy conditions 🙌

[@erikloupias7642]

It's her Dutch weather!

[@petersmith143]

@@erikloupias7642 Thanks for your feedback.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

Chapeau Femke! Little did her best, but Bol has not given her a chance this season!

[@MegaBabyJ11]

Bol been grinding, congrats to her

[@crispy6311]

Not really an upset, Bol is a top competitor. She just doesn't get the exposure she deserves.

[@Alex-ye1br]

who and what is this race for? thanks

[@dicaprisun7759]

@George Lincoln Rockwell jealous that most of your women are mediocre at this sport LMAO cry

[@dicaprisun7759]

@George Lincoln Rockwell but you're still pissed that you're mediocre at this sport so you have to gloat in videos like these which are way more rare LMAO

[@dicaprisun7759]

@George Lincoln Rockwell I think you should understand it's even more embarrassing that you created the olympics and another race, as soon as they got in, has been dominating this way. Even Hitler saw a black dude win 🤣🤣 at the end of the day, you would be nothing without the countries you obssessively exploited and all this immigration and minorities in your countries is your karma and now you'll have to take it. Sorry.

[@dicaprisun7759]

@George Lincoln Rockwell You're a dreamer, George... If that does happen, which it won't, you or me won't even be alive to see it. I can understand how you might feel seeing your developed countries lose quality due to, for eg, immigration but you won't fix anything with this kind of pettiness. Every time a white person wins something like this, your people show your true colours. You can never congratulate the actual person, you just use them as an "AHÁ!" which shows you don't care about the sport at all, you just care to see people who look a certain way lose.

[@renederiggs3635]

FEMKE BOL 🇳🇱🇳🇱💓

[@erikloupias7642]

Er werd al gesuggereerd dat Femke alleen met doping die snelle tijden heeft kunnen lopen. Amerikanen nemen vaker doping dan Nederlandse atleten. Zullen haar hete adem wel in hun nek voelen. Wat zij in Tokyo niet kon heeft ze nu duidelijk wel laten zien ,en dat is op het laatst een versnelling plaatsen die Little niet kon beantwoorden. Heeft haar tactiek op de snelle Amerikanen aangepast.

[@rachh-g7807]

Bol..did good, good job Little 👏. Muhammed you did your thing in the Olympics... still cheering for you...rest up.

[@DW20uno]

She definitely had a bad day... no sweat though

[@miniojw]

That's what I love about track. You didn't have to win them all. Just win when it counts.

[@MsAqaqSwsw]

@@miniojw same!

[@GyariSan1]

Femke Bol is such a cool name :D

[@Mxrclxrk]

Yea respect to Dalilah she been killing it for sometime now you can see fatigued settling in with these races being back to back. S/O femke and little for a great race I can wait to see sydney, dalilah, femke and little next year.

[@archorg8]

This event will be very interesting over the next few years.

[@Red1990_]

Dutch lady was not messing around.Little looked good.

[@davidcarter8107]

Beautiful queen keep winning

[@ohisejere154]

I think it's pretty obvious Dalilah didn't intentionally compete..she usually starts out fast which she didn't here. I think she just ran for obligation.

[@daltonsmith9724]

Coming off a brilliant indoor season, this is no surprise here. Big, big runner.

[@jmysterio100]

It's so funny how before the race Ato Bolden says it's Muhammed's race then makes excuses after Bol hands it to her.

[@joebrooks4448]

Didn't She have Covid last year? I hope not, but she seems to be having a hard time getting over that..

[@jospinthompson4294]

Excellent Ms Bol.

[@imSLO-]

Femke Bol is younger than Sydney Mclaughclan. This is the new rivalry

[@miniojw]

Not yet but we'll see.

[@horizon20222]

@@miniojw no it will pretty soon. Bol is an underdog and she belongs in the conversation. She runs a 52 flat. Next year she will for sure be in the 51w

[@lansafernandez3271]

Lol it's not even a full year age difference. Sydney world record time is going to be her only rivalry.

[@kantricedorsey8142]

Femke is only younger than Sydney by 6 months, so it's not a huge difference in their ages.

[@miniojw]

@@horizon20222 Currently the rivalry is sydney mclaughlin and dalilah Muhammad. I'll pay to see that not either of them with Bol.

[@johncurtin5070]

Femke Bol, Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Gabbie Thomas, Allyson Felix, Helen Obiri and others are people that we love more and more.

[@hermanmertens8383]

Lol that is another lousy excuse.

[@chillregular2101]

It’s not an upset bowl has been on point and Delilah has had a long season and she looked tired

[@paulwalsh598]

Delilah did not have a long season, it was probably her shortest season ever. Her first race was the US trails a mere 7 weeks ago.

[@olakeacev5023]

@@paulwalsh598 I mean I would be hella tired if I ran world record times twice and travel a bunch

[@paulwalsh598]

Why? Others have done it. Bol has run 4 times as many races this year. The fact is Delihah is still a superb runner, but she is in her 30s, this may well have been her last year at her peak. Maybe she has enough to be top 3 at the Worlds in Oregan next year but after that there will be a lot more races like this for her.

[@chillregular2101]

@@paulwalsh598 ur points are dumb bro . She ran 3 days earlier and had to jump right on a plane to run half way across the world. She’s tired just leave it there . Also stop doubting her she literally just ran a world record time

[@paulwalsh598]

@@chillregular2101 They are not dumb, they are perfectly valid and easily discussed. What was "dumb" was saying Delihah had a long season, not only was it dumb, that was outright fucking stupid, her season was 7 weeks so calling it long was outright stupidity. It was probably her shortest season ever.

[@donj300]

Both Bol’s consistency and consistent progress has been pretty amazing the last 2 years. If she can avoid injuries, she’ll become a major track and field star.

[@stevecrocker6904]

I'm betting her smoothness of stride and relaxation of technique helps protect against injuries

[@lawmteachhakchhuak2386]

Well done Femke👍👍👏👏👏

[@jamesmartin9401]

Geez, Bol's long legs were just chewing up territory.

[@jeanicelewis510]

She Dont seem UPSET! She still GREAT RUNNER!@

[@kantricedorsey8142]

EXACTLY! She has a Olympic gold and silver medals, plus she is still the reigning World Champion!

[@sahej6939]

The Womyn are absolutely exalting this sport in the world today! Thank You ladies for your absolute amazing competitive spirit!

[@ShahYT.Official]

in the future Femke Bol will eventually get the world record,i know it's not a popular opinion but i see the potential

[@jnrdryden1]

Go Bol!!!

[@InRediscoveryOfMe]

Congrats to Femke Bol..she's been consistent and at Sydney and Dahlila's heels in majority of the races.

[@rayb5069]

They’ve only raced once. Lol Until this race of course.

[@rencrisologo3749]

It’s no longer a two way battle between Muhammad and McLaughlin. You can throw Femke Bol in the mix. She was right up there with the two at Tokyo finals. In fact she was stride for stride with Sidney at the 8th hurdle. If she came to the US to train, she’s going to be a threat.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

Doesn't need to train in US. Here is fine, we miss the weather that's all!

[@ignorethis68]

Bol iz 2O!!! keep watch on her related to ANYTHING 4OOm

[@HovaSwerve]

It's a long season 🤷🏿‍♂️ Dililah most likely endured this schedule and showed up to run this race so she ensure to get that bag as part of her sponsorship obligations

[@HovaSwerve]

@Mike Scott not excuses its a matter of fact, they even said it on the video. She just ran Prefontaine classic where she Won and set new meet record, then fly international then has run on a Thursday. She probably still has jet lag. But Nike pays them to show up and run so she did

[@marcusnorwood2405]

WTF its the same for all of them. Stop the BS. Bol won, good for her.

[@HovaSwerve]

@@marcusnorwood2405 Bol wasn't in the US running, just 5 days earlier then flew half way across the world and this race was in Europe where she lives and works out. Literally not the same, one is rested and the other is not. In a race of endurance that matters a lot. But yeah good for Bol, she has a bright future

[@marcusnorwood2405]

@@HovaSwerve fam they all have grueling schedules. She didnt say anything coming in second. Stop making excuses. She isnt the only one that doubled up this week is the point. Elaine just did the same thing and won her race. Once you step on the track at that level, its a race, period. If she won, then you wouldnt be saying that. Just congratulate the winner. Thats all

[@HovaSwerve]

@@marcusnorwood2405 @marcus norwood brush, they do have grueling schedules, But some More than others and are you comparing 100m sprint to 400mH, not even close. You sound like someone who Didn't run track growing up and all the way through college. Oh and Elaine did good but she didn't win. Bol, I said good for her, she is up and coming and has bright future. Delilah may just have had bad race, but after just winning, running a 52.77 she couldn't repeat, with that short of time she was probably jet lag. The race is about endurance, compared to a sprint. You know showing up to run is how they get paid otherwise why put yourself through that if not to breach your contract especially during Olympic year. Again No excuse it's what happens, Delilah not the first runner it has happen to and won't be the last

[@Richardtv1968]

Excuses excuses, Bol won five diamond league events ….. is 21 years old and is a megatalent …… credit where credit is due!

[@AB_StLou]

Whoa.. Turned on the burners! Nice win

[@wastedcentury1805]

Bol is just like Warholm in terms of maximizing ability level. Both of them use the left lead and remain at extreme left of the lane line around the bend, saving tenths and hundreds. As good as McLaughlin is, she'd be better if she understood the immense value of the left lead. Instead Sydney used right lead over three consecutive barriers in Tokyo. Edwin Moses always used left lead because he figured out it saved 2-3 meters per race.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

Good summary

[@alpeena]

FB is for real...no big upset here...DM is tired

[@soundking4]

This is my favorite race for women. Speed and guts, and it so often (as here) comes down to the last hurdle. Femke Bol has had quite a year, and she continues to improve. Hmmm, just might be a different result at Worlds in Eugene next year. Can she beat Sydney tho.....now that's a hard ask!

[@QuamfyMarc]

Next year Bol can. She will improve further as youngest in top field. Probably need to run a WR to beat Sydney. Excited for that race!

[@miergarz3060]

@@QuamfyMarc you’re saying youngest in the field as if her and Sydney aren’t basically the same age lol Sydney will improve just as fast. Sydney is going to dominate this event the way Bolt dominated the 100M. She’s too consistent. You must forget how fast her times drop too, her biggest advantage over the other hurdlers is her raw sprinter speed. I’m more than confident Sydney will win Worlds 2022 but Femke could possibly upset Delilah for 2nd place.

[@QuamfyMarc]

@@miergarz3060 haha Femke Bol already upset Delilah last week in Lausanne Diamond League (look NBC youtube) and smashed here with landslide. Don't cry if Femke also beats Sydney next year at Worlds and take here WR.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

A year is A year (...or quite a a long time) Every athlete is working for progression!

[@meluk6991]

Why was I scanning hard for Sydney M?! 😆 Cogrrats ladies, especially Bol.

[@ScotchIrishTarheel]

A close second on the last hurdle, Bol crushed the field on the flats.

[@NorthCharlton]

@ 14 seconds "Anyone have the advantage here?" reply "I just feel like this is Dalilah's race ..." @ 39 "Dalilah Muhammad has the collection of medals she has because of how consistent she is. ..." Little and Muhammad lose to Bol. @ 2:43 " ... time zone ..." fault. Guess he should have thought of that at 14 seconds.

[@jospinvanraat8730]

He got that one wrong!

[@Johnrap]

I watched this live on Peacock and the announcers were different. Where was this broadcast?

[@victorbrown4594]

Bol ran an excellent race. I think Muhammad underestimated her b/c she didn't see McLaughlin on the track.

[@Arturo-sm1tb]

She is so spectacular......

[@wayneliketowalk3740]

This girl is awesome

[@bpdynasty9265]

These athletes aren't robots....it just wasn't Dalilah's day today and that's okay. Sometimes the races be like that! Hope she's able to get some good R&R over the next few weeks ...I assume she'll be in Europe until the DL finals so that should help with the adjustment.

[@hermanmertens8383]

For sure she didn’t have a bad hair day. She looked outstanding.

[@Judaddy1]

Bol has been really really solid, were it not for two amazing athletes she would have a gold medal. Not surprised at all that she won this race. Muhammad looked tired, definitely not quite herself in this race.

[@erikloupias7642]

Who is the winner here? Lets talk about Femke Bol and not Dalilah Muhammed

[@lindsaynewell6319]

The disrespect of NBC and its commentators for non American athletes is pathetic. They basically gave the race to Muhammad before the start, even putting a tight camera shot on her on the back straight while Bol was catching and passing her and then made excuses for her afterwards, ignoring that Bol also medaled in the Olympics and almost broke the old WR. She’s the real competition for Sydney for the future of women’s hurdles, not Muhammad.

[@pierrojules]

Muhammad has always beaten Bol and she is ranked #1 (which I don't understand given that Sydney McLaughlin is the current WR owner). That's why the commentators were confident that once more, she would beat Bol and win the race. Bol Won the bronze medal at the Olympics behind Muhammad who had silver, and McLaughlin who pulverized both of them and won gold. The only one among these 3 women who crushed the WR at these past Olympics is McLaughlin. Bol is absolutely very little competition for Sydney McLaughlin.

[@therealg4197]

I don’t know maybe cause she has a faster PB so she was the favourite kinda like how they expected bolt to win most times

[@erikloupias7642]

@@pierrojules Femke Bol is the future!

[@ohhiitsjustme3445]

It never fails, Shamier is terrible over the last two hurdles and loses the race! If she could keep her technique over every hurdle, she’d win these races! But man, Bol looks good. Very graceful and fluid throughout

[@hermanmertens8383]

Shamier took last two hurdles terribly because her technique failed due to exhaustion. She would have lost anyway.

[@zzzzzzz9077]

This guy blames the travel schedule hwhaha . Femke is rn in the usa for the wc and doing well. If someone deserves credit its Femke.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

She is now indisputably the second-best athlete.

[@ojsimps701]

She looked amazing in them gaunlets

[@MrCombs-fk6bn]

Nice win over some very a very quality field!

[@clharris7211]

Dalilah is hooked on competiting against Sydney now. Any race without Sydney and we not gone see the best Muhammad

[@ida5067]

not true

[@clharris7211]

@@ida5067 Well how do you explain this race?

[@rsvpurgt]

She ran all out last Saturday at the Pre. She's tired.

[@kantricedorsey8142]

@@clharris7211 ...Daliliah just won a race last Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic. Then had to fly overseas for this one race. Femke hasn't raced since Tokyo and didn't have to leave the country. I kind of think she had a greater advantage here. Shamier as well, since she hasn't raced since the Olympic Trials, which is well over a month ago.

[@gato0082]

YESSS❣️GIRL show them💁💁🎉🎉✨🏀congrats 😉

[@regolith1350]

2:22 "Femke Bol has an advantage because she's been living in this time zone..." Are you seriously using time zone differences as an excuse for why Femke Bol won instead of one of the Americans? I never, ever hear that excuse used to explain when an American wins over others. Sometimes other people just win, NBC.

[@mikewilcox8197]

It was her day. Muhammad wouldn’t make any excuses.

[@alexanderrodriguez7168]

Good job

[@daymiancampbell3039]

Rough day for Dalilah....most likely fatigue. But Bol showed this past year and in the Olympics that she is the only woman on the planet right now who can push Muhammad and McLaughlin in this event. Despite NBC pretty much ignoring her in Tokyo, she was a factor in that 400mH final until the last 70m or so and was barely off the old world record. She's been improving every year and has really good 400m flat speed too. So at 21, I think she and Sydney are the future of women's 400m hurdles. Yeah, Delilah and Sydney are better, but no one should be surprised that the Olympic bronze medalist can and will beat them if she's on her game and they aren't.

[@63utuber]

I thoughf Femke Bol was a Bond girl.

[@heatherbarnes8195]

Everybody tired not only she. She just got ot run.But she is humble person.

[@thomasevans3565]

Famke very competitive

[@allaboutcars4835]

Them putting Muhammad in lane 7, while putting Sydney in Ln 2 and Bol in 3, during the Olympics in Tokyo, was a set up. I would love to see Muhammad in 2, then out the others in Lane 7 and 8, then see what that looks like. -Muhammad really wasn’t excited or into it this particular race.

[@luckylucky344]

Where is Sydney

[@BEATSBYTHEMOB]

Blessings on Blessings 🔮