Gout Gout Drops a BOMBSHELL On Noah Lyles. What Happens Next Shocks Everyone!

[@davidkohl8962]

Home olympics at the prime age of 24.. if he stays injury free and continues to develop at the same rate we could witness something very special..

[@DabDabGoose]

it's crazy how it's not just home country Olympics it's home city too.

[@50NewEyes]

True, didn’t think of it

[@JoeyBlogs007]

As long as he remains gout free during the Olympics, he should do ok.

[@Dravhs]

He won't win, the records are because of the spikes so he's 3 tenths behind.

[@treboy]

Let’s hope he didn’t peak to early. that is a thing . I hope he beat Noah at some point . But only time will tell

[@calpag]

When he beats 9.58 and 19.19 then I'll say he is the greatest ever.

[@raymondwoldhuis1526]

You know he is is 16 years old.

[@AaronAlphonso-dp2ku]

arguable greatest youth athlete ever, so there is a possibility

[@kennethchong2813]

He has to beat Wazala of S.Africa!

[@stevemurrell6167]

No one has ever said he is 'the greatest ever'.....but for his age, he is one of the greatest ever and he may well be the greatest ever one day. Don't poo your pants mate.

[@stevemurrell6167]

@@kennethchong2813 Just a matter of time mate.

[@mattchapman3226]

Love this guy been following his story for a while - very inspirational as a fellow Queenslander

[@derwinjohnson8174]

These young sprinters are not only faster but more versatile 100/200/400 like Tebogo.

[@kennethchong2813]

Not forgetting Wazala of S.Africa who beat Guot2!

[@paulharrisonadventuregearm5457]

😅 I think you forgot history already. There is little difference between past and present

[@devilsadvocate2548]

On request from his father, they prefer if he is called Guot Guot (pronounced Gwot Gwot). He mentioned there was an error in the translation when they fled their original home country.

[@epicoli969]

But Gout did say himself, call me "gout"

[@devilsadvocate2548]

@epicoli969 but his father still came out in the media requesting it after his 200m Australian record. That doesn't make what I said wrong.

[@christinesavage4837]

Given he was born in Queensland 2 years after his parents arrived in Australia and he has been called by this pronunciation all his life, as a 16 yr old I will follow him and not his father who also said he didn't like the the name was also the name of a disease.

[@desolateones]

actually his dad didn't mind in the end, so stop chatting like you are five years old

[@jakemccoy]

@@devilsadvocate2548 Oh well, dad loses. Gout said, "Gout."

[@darkhorse3k]

A great Aussie kid! Do your thing brother 😊❤

[@michaelrogers526]

On other athletic sites, they mention his starts need a bit of work, as did Bolt’s. This means his fastest times could be off the charts. Hope he stays injury free…I love sprinting like no other athletics event. Amazing human speed is jaw dropping. Gout has that beautiful acceleration that FloJo and Bolt had…like running on the wind.

[@ynot7787]

His lean frame and elegant strides makes it imperative to compare the super fast cheetah with those very muscular cats like the lion, tiger, jaguar, leopard, cougar. Absolutely mindboggling that at agr 14 he clocked the 100m at 10.57 secs.

[@firstbornjordan]

I met a very humble man 24 years ago who clocked 10:45 at age 15 here in Australia. I said, that's insane - on target for Olympic qualification in some short years. He dismissed my comment politely and simply stated, it was an illegal head wind. He went on to martial arts.

[@davidg.3644]

A STAR is Born.!.

[@jakemccoy]

This is the standard pump up before the public relentlessly tears him down after the first big loss/injury. There is a long list of other such athletes. I hope Gout and his family can somehow ignore the hype. Bolt managed to stay out of the world's radar at age 16.

[@hunnibeeasmrfanclub2608]

That means Usain Bolt body shape gives cheetah speed. Their body shape are close to identical.

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

Yes that's really the case. Anatomy/ Physique is so important for top speed. Ad this young guy has the luck to hit the genetic jackpot! If he grows taller just a bit and reach ~6ft3 (190cm) or even more with this long slim limbs narrow hips and wide shoulders we see a Bolt clon!

[@mwaareck]

Will be interesting seasons coming up with Tebogo,Gout,Knighton...injury free good shape will be amazing to watch them

[@kennethchong2813]

Are you forgetting Wazala who beat Guot!

[@mwaareck]

@kennethchong2813 nope.there are many more in the mix

[@danielwong2333]

We are seeing the next olympic Champ in the 100 and 200 sprints, in LA

[@jakemccoy]

This is the standard pump up before the public relentless tears him down at the first big loss/injury.

[@StGCfiLife]

Really, over Kishane? Over tebogo?

[@jakemccoy]

@@StGCfiLife Recency bias.

[@eamonboland2181]

This kid has the fastest acceleration I have ever seen

[@ludlowbailey1226]

Amazing he is the future of sprinting. Men's sprinting...you go Gout.

[@50NewEyes]

The poor buugers racing against him must just be devastated knowing he will be running 🏃‍♂️

[@reubinpopata9909]

It's gotta be the shape of his head it gives aerodynamic vibes.....giving him better acceleration

[@IACORAU]

GOUT OF THIS WORLD!

[@joshuatamou831]

GOUTSTANDING!!

[@gillianbrown8502]

@@joshuatamou831His name has been misspelled for years. It should be Guot Gout, pronounced Gwot Gwot. I hope the media sort it out now, otherwise this young man will be known for a foot disease.

[@Benkwash]

When he goes bald, it'll be over.

[@andodrozdowski3832]

Wow so much potential and so young ,embrace this dude could be something that Australians have never seen from an Australian at this level before

[@ianstewart9209]

Gout will get better as he grows and developes , barring injuries, he should be able to break Bolts records. It is very important that he finds the right coach that will not exhaust his energy, because this was a major problem with Bolt in his teenage years. He got things right when he went to the Racers Track Club under the tutelage of his coach Glen Mills

[@noelbartley1084]

It is that easy right.Bolt was winning at international level from early.This guy went to the world under 20 recently and came back empty Running at home against his peers doesn't tell anything .Time you all stop with this

[@ianstewart9209]

@@noelbartley1084 It does not matter what Bolt use to do at what age or if gout did not medal in the under 20 championships, what matters is his current performance and yes he has an acceptional talent. To be running 20.04 at the age of 16 shows great promise you must admit. I am not being biased, i am Jamaican but facts are facts

[@noelbartley1084]

@ianstewart9209 So why are they comparing him with Bolt if it doesn't matter? Why use Bolt as a measuring stick? You really don't have an argument here because if what Bolt did at 16 was not used as a measuring stick we wouldn't have this conversation.Maybe you need to think out what you are going to type.This argument has nothing to with talent.

[@ianstewart9209]

@@noelbartley1084 They might be comparing him with Bolt, but what should truly be considered is his talent and what he is doing with it currently. His performance is phenomenal for a 16 year old

[@Hacker1o1]

@@noelbartley1084 they're comparing him with bolt because he is better than bolt at the 200m at his relative age.

[@piotrklos9543]

there is no point getting excited over his age. the speed doesn't necessarily increase in linear fashion with age. The guy might have developed earlier than most and might have already hit his peak. He'll put some weight on and the whole phenomenon might be over. Not to mention injuries, psychology, etc. Stop stupid hype. It literally never helps.

[@phoebus]

Yep some people just develop very early and god knows at 16 or 17 years old he has a ton of energy. 20.04 isn't anywhere near running 19.19 or 19.26 or 19.30, however running 20.04 does make him very competitive in a lot of races right now.

[@GaryTornado-zy2mz]

Brisbane 2032 will be his home Olympic Games as Ipswich is only a 25 minute drive from there. He will be the face of Brisbane 2032 🙏🏾

[@Dravhs]

You can't compare like for like Norman and Bolt didn't have the trampoline air pocket spikes.......

[@winstonrodney8800]

He will have to beat Noel Lyles.

[@StGCfiLife]

Didnt Bolt ran 19.93s at 17 and Knighton 19.49s at 18?

[@samueldwarika1891]

Has anyone noticed his running style is kinda similar to Bolt's?

[@edwinokello4690]

Gout gout is the next big thing.

[@raya472]

If i was gout gout, one thing i would always keep in mind. These people dont love you. They speak of you only because it serves them and when that changes, they will drop you. The same thing they all did to everyone else before. Dont believe me? When last they mentioned knighton or Tebogo? Remember kishane Thompson? Who? Kishane, yeah that guy. Gout gout, just keep doing your thing, and dont trust in these people singing your praises now.

[@woodenman1954]

I like how he runs through the line even when he is way ahead. Showboating at the line is nonsense.

[@sadfaceplum3083]

I find they robbing him of his record he ran 9.70 in his 100m and 19.70 in 200m

[@kathleencook3060]

He is now 17 years old.

[@bipolarbear9917]

Why would Noah Lyles be a good choice to mentor this young lad, when Gout will be his most difficult competitor to run against. It doesn’t make sense to me. Why trust Lyles? Gout doesn’t need Lyles. If Usain Bolt himself reached out to mentor him, that would be different, because Bolt is no longer a competitor.

[@otemamoses496]

They are two different characters....

[@romanusgaye4389]

Is Kirl Lewis watching this young man?

[@ronnyedwards3108]

From the gods❤❤❤❤❤

[@MarilynWhite-y7w]

GWOT GWOT...HE GONNA MAKE LYES DISAPPEAR. 😁

[@WarwickGank]

That ain’t Peter Norman in those clips 🤣

[@FRANZSHAWN1]

BOLT WAS A 400M SPRINTER AT THAT AGE, RARELY RAN THE 100M OR 200M... HE TRANSITIONED TO THE 100M & 200M AT 19...

[@Malcomdouglas]

How so when bolt had the under 18 fastest 200 m time of 20.13 ?

[@FRANZSHAWN1]

@Malcomdouglas FACT CHECK IT... YOU WILL SEE THAT INFORMATION IS WRONG...

[@FRANZSHAWN1]

@Malcomdouglas THE FASTEST TIME BY A JAMAICAN AT 200M UNDER 20, IS BRYAN LEVELL 20.35.... AT UNDER 18. THERE ARE NO JAMAICAN IN THE TOP 10 IAAF RECORDS... USAIN BOLTS IS NOT ON EITHER LIST... PLEASE REREAD WHAT I INITIALLY STATED AT THAT AGE HE COMPETED AT 400M.....

[@FRANZSHAWN1]

​@@MalcomdouglasMANY STATEMENTS MADE ON THESE ALTHETICS CLIP GIVE ERRONEOUS FACT..... DO FACT CHECKING....

[@chommie5350]

He just got to learn to run through the finish line to break records.... HE'S SLOWING DOWN BEFORE THE LINE BECAUSE NOBODY IS PUSHING HIM BECAUSE HE'S SO FAR IN FRONT. That's my analysis

[@kathleencook3060]

Was time adjusted.to break the record?. We now expect him to really break this record in a more decisive way agaibst the World's Best.

[@laughingbird]

He could edge 19.99 if he didn’t slow down

[@roberte5057]

Or trained for a better start. He is a phenomena.

[@kmktruthserum9328]

Wait let me just get this straight, it's not just about the numbers?

[@dimensionexo.]

I'd be fast too had I been racing giraffes and zebras *

[@kmktruthserum9328]

I just hope he doesn't get gout gout before he's able to run in the Olympics😅

[@alonzocrawford2045]

You sure talk a lot, but don't sleep on Arean Knighton!

[@johngraham5948]

Guot Guot (Gwot Gwot)

[@brianbrady3455]

Gwot's his name?

[@Kombo-Chapfika]

Tebogo > Lyles

[@ianstewart9209]

Guot can't be second in the under 18 category when Bolt ran 19.93 at age 17, you need to get your facts right

[@stevemurrell6167]

I think it is of current U18 runners.

[@ianstewart9209]

@@stevemurrell6167 They did not say current, they say of all time . I think Gout has a distinct advantage because he is being trained to develope his speed for the 100M at an age way before Bolt started running the 100M. Bolt started participating in the 100M professionally at the age of 20 years old

[@stevemurrell6167]

@@ianstewart9209 Whatever....time will tell. We'll all know soon enough...he's improving with every run.

[@troyjessen1998]

Whom is training these athlete's to stop running before the finish line!? (You're all stupid trainer's!) You could have an even lower time if you ran as thought the finish line is further past said line! Total cop-out in them doing the splash forward crap! Train you athlete's greater!

[@doriankeating1963]

I agree , not to mention it shows disrespect to the other runners. There is no gain at all pulling up early unless injured, to think they could be on a flyer or world record, and completely blow it pulling up, maybe to never have that opportunity again.

[@SKfayzer]

@@doriankeating1963 Are you kidding, if you're winning by margins like this in "small events" the idea of slowing down to preserve energy or save yourself from an injury is way more important than a few .10 of seconds. Especially at this high level. Let the kid of 16 slowly progress and grow into his body. Don't be so ignorant!!

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

You know when you completely floor your car and your rpms are maxing out at the 6000 to 7000 rpm range and your engine sounds like it's pushing it's limits... well that is what is happening when these top level athletes are maxing out 100m and 200m races. So pulling up is just completely normal and expected. They are often on the edge of injury.

[@doriankeating1963]

@SKfayzer you sound ignorant not me, did you bother to read what I said? Maybe you did but are unable to comprehend. Nationals is not a possible ant event by the way. I did mention injury, and as for preserving energy, what for, it was the final, they could of had the national record in the 4x100. If I had ran a leg in the 4x100 and gave my all only to have a team mate slow down and deny the rest of us in the relay a national record, I would be pissed off.

[@SKfayzer]

@@doriankeating1963 You also said it shows disrespect to the other runners, stfu with that shit. Let the 16-year-old show his glory as it is! Come on, you said "no gain pulling up, unless injured" which implies, already injured. The idea is to stop an injury before it happens. Like J.J.J.J.J.J.J said, it's like being at full RPMs for too long and you blow a head gasket, or peaking a speaker before the amps hit it. You got no idea kid. shhh!

[@JoeyBlogs007]

I just hope Gout Gout don't get gout during the QLD Olympics, as his joints would be in pain.

[@phoebus]

Maybe in the future if track doesn't work out for Gout Gout he can learn how to grout.

[@StGCfiLife]

Too hype.

[@ashton272]

Stop eating meat, Gout Gout lol

[@kajinjirashid5590]

BUT HE IS NOT 16yrs....they cheat their age .like bolt...then at 30 you hear he retires like what bolt did....that gout gout is past 35

[@markmeacham7029]

Born is Australia. Age is correct.

[@MrDarrinMarshall]

Guot

[@vanderwilder695]

All track channels are singing the same song about him that they have sang about knighton and many other before them.. This too shall pass.. Someone new will come along and be the “ new bolt”… just let it go.. The South African is still faster and bettwr

[@raelenekeegan-vl3bf]

@Vanderwilder695 Walaza is a couple of years older than Gout Gout don’t forget and that makes a huge difference during the teenage years. Also Gout Gout pb for the 200 metres is 20.04 while Walaza’s is 20.34 so no in the 200m Walaza is most definitely not faster and I’ll go so far to say that if Gout Gout hadn’t stuffed the start in the 200 m at the world championships he would have won the gold medal.

[@shyers__]

Just say you're bias.

[@O-neilP]

He has a point... They said this about so many sprinters​@shyers__

[@stevemurrell6167]

The 'South African' is two years older. Gout is coming and you are worried....that much is obvious.

[@tristanamos9509]

​@@stevemurrell6167 one year older*

[@deanhall6045]

Talking about an Aussie, show picture of Americans and its as though you used that little moment to show the Black Power fist in the air. That's just deceitful. Clean your act up, misinformation is causing us all trouble. Its people like yoursef causing the trouble. Smarten up.

[@coggy7774]

His starts aren’t explosive they are terrible

[@stanlol.]

He is faster than bolt was at 16 and is the fastest 16 year old ever

[@laureah21]

He’s only 16z you need power for explosive starts which comes with age