I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS || An Absolutely Epic World Record From Sydney McLaughlin

The young track and field prodigy is now the new worldwide sensation
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[@amphicyon4359]

One of themost promising talents we have ever seen, and there is no sad story of missed potential to go along with it. Drink it in everyone, we only see athletes like this once in a generation

[@ronnieclark8948]

If you say so, you guys crack me up. They’re are at least 4 phenoms going to the games. If you only knew what you are really saying.

[@martimgoncalves3183]

Maybe two if you count Duplantis from pole vault , but I get what you are saying

[@robinhoodz3897]

loaded up on ped's. the science is getting better not the athletes.

[@DylanFowler]

@@robinhoodz3897 can you prove that?

[@StandingUpForBetter]

Agreed!

[@malingehring165]

And her face is completely relaxed, even at the finish line..

[@familyguyrulz121]

You’re face is suppose to be relaxed. Most world records happen when the athlete is relaxed and not pushing too hard

[@kbarrett97]

@@familyguyrulz121 absolute rubbish !

[@robbiebowers9475]

@@kbarrett97 no thats exactly correct

[@aaronhutchinson885]

She is the next A.Felix...impressed every time we see one of these Phenoms young, who continue reach higher levels as they get older..

[@judahmourns3872]

Is she biracial?

[@fredhamptongunclub8074]

@@judahmourns3872 Yea and?

[@alexarihani2902]

Except Felix would run the 100/200/400 Sydney is amazing but not as versatile

[@chinter]

Every video is "I've never seen anything like this my whole life" except it's really true

[@Darknamja]

He pulls me in every time in a good way of course. 😃

[@RK-um9tu]

So you never saw the 2008 Olympic 100 meters?

[@ancientremains1814]

""By far the fastest/greatest ..... in the history of this event."

[@pineiro10]

Feel like the extra year of training and rest-ish has allowed people to be more fresh and better trained.

[@pervyboy69]

Fresher not more fresh

[@michaela5430]

A year with no drug testing 🤷

[@dantheman5607]

Or a year during a pandemic where testing is way more lax…

[@bjf5027]

Either that or Covid makes you run faster. Literally no other reasons here

[@ariefraiser140]

Yeah....That's it....more rest.

[@JRA73]

Young, humble, a track legend in the making and really hope Sydney fulfills her potential! 😎

[@NP-zv4bf]

I’m so excited for Sydney at the Olympics, she’s going to bring the gold and a new world record 😍 so beautiful and talented

[@socman3988]

Incredible!! So she has the Youth , Junior and now the Senior record and she is still Only just 21!!! Whaaaaouh !

[@wintrszn]

She’s pretty and ridiculous 😂

[@prestonmatthews725]

It was only a matter of time.

[@sonojah]

Difference between a youth and junior record????

[@konstakankainen]

@@sonojah if I'm correct youth means u18 and junior is u20

[@Akshith]

And the world record

[@angelmaldonado7967]

She is much smother over the hurdles this year. That improved technique showed at every hurdle. She closed the gap over the hurdles, as well as on the track. It's hard to beat someone when their technique is that good.

[@alpeena]

yes...now technique and! crazy speed

[@adamchapman3358]

Watching someone touch another level is awe inspiring. Her form is so polished. Wowww 🤯

[@yothatscharlie8726]

Also should be mentioned that the prelims and semis were dailah’s first 2 races of the season and this was her 3rd. Watch out for her

[@runcaz7802]

Thank you.

[@CHEETAH69]

This was her 4th. She opened with a 55. Still impressive and a sign that she’s gonna be dangerous in a month.

[@marshcreek4355]

Dang, and the woman also had Covid. We'll get a chance to see what's really left in those 31 year old legs after another month of work and well timed rest.

[@alpeena]

yup

[@Edgar-uj9fh]

I figured that one of these young ladies would eventually go under fifty-two seconds. Considering her bouts with the coronavirus and injury, I think that Dalilah did quite well. She will have a chance for redemption at the Olympics.

[@jamezkpal2361]

Absolutely. Delilah isn't vanquished. She can run under 52 as well. She's had a tough year and is only just rounding into form. Sydney better stay sharp, because the champ will be coming.

[@joshe3391]

@@jamezkpal2361 Wrong. Sydney got the Gold.

[@jamezkpal2361]

@@joshe3391 wait and see.

[@paulostyles9484]

Not a chance

[@keithanthony974]

@@jamezkpal2361 I agree. This video suggests that Sydney is a lock for the gold. Muhammad was right behind her and she is recovering from Covid and injury. She’s going to do her best to take back her world record and it’s going to be in Tokyo. Let’s see what happens.

[@edwardbasdeo5730]

Quite a wonderful athlete .Her long rhythmic strides make her a sight to behold. God bless her. Keep up the good work Miss.

[@brandiniron6112]

Dude, I watched all this live and after it was over, I was already on here wondering when you would break all these races down. Best content on T&F!

[@andresrtorres6895]

SPEECHLESS. She's absolutely blessed to sustain such stresses and run through them. I can't imagine the work she puts in!

[@mrscary3721]

All that... and I bet she won't turn her back on our American flag during the national anthem. What an amazing young woman and athlete!

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

Wow, amazing! Here's hoping that she continues to do great things at the Olympics!

[@SilverloafGolf]

Her reaction to running 51.90 🤯

[@hellogoodbye4061]

Upon finishing, McLaughlin immediately looks at the clock rather than her rival on her right, telling us all that the clock and the number 52 was her real opponent to defeat.

[@milesian1]

Benjamin is so smooth it looks like he's sandbagging.

[@Bunny.8i]

I say it before. She is the face of women's track and field for this coming decade.

[@caligirl3000]

I remember her from Rio. Humble 17 yr old. Knew she would have her breakout. I'm #TEAMJAMAICA 🇯🇲, but I have a soft spot for Sydney. I really like her. Proud of her!!!!

[@manwhomanimal]

Sydney McLaughlin This Irish warrior cant be stopped GOO IRISH SISTER

[@DavidAllen-dj7sd]

Nothing more needs to be said " black athletes are awesome.

[@jnyfvr3684]

What does alsome mean?

[@TheRealBrayoTv]

nothing else needs to be said.

[@veridicusmaximus6010]

Hey it's our ole friend who is obsessed with race. If we are going to be honest here she is bi-racial. Mom is white!

[@tradewins]

David Allen: they spell better than you too

[@bobothepittie5578]

She is absolutely gorgeous.

[@TstanDa-Man]

What’s really crazy is the runners who are way behind are some of the fastest people in the country. That’s how impressive these records are.

[@kennethbeatty5265]

Another completely AWESOME individual.

[@desmondyap5391]

My queen Sydney just proved yet again that she deserved that olympic spot

[@charlesbeaudry3263]

Great text! You do justice to the subject matter. This is what great sports reporting is all about. It's litterature.

[@eddyvideostar]

Dear Total: Great narration: Great breakdown, along with wonderful haunting movie-esque music.

[@herbyverstink]

this video absolutely smashes the hyperbolic world record for insane amount of superlatives that was never thought epically possible

[@softshallow7435]

She truly deserved it. She was so humble with her rival (and visa versa) after she won. They have a lovely friendly rivalry.

[@pierreclark]

Great race! Two great competitors! On to Tokyo! Where the record will likely fall again!

[@ThaGamingMisfit]

Prophetic words at the end ! Shattered indeed...

[@QQhermano]

Bro I watch that race live in which SM broke the record and it was cool while when I hear you talk about it, it give me goosebumps.

[@robertburns7670]

love you Sydney McLaughlin !!

[@huntermark1160]

Sydney McLaughlin, fast and beautiful!!!

[@tazaman2009]

It was amazing that Delilah Muhammad could get back into the shape that she was in after the year she had getting over covid-19 and several other challenges.... Sydney McLaughlin and Delilah Muhammad definitely pushed each other to higher heights !

[@odumosuolusegun2781]

I am more surprised by dELILAH. SHE IS A FIGHTER AND NO ONE SHOULD RULE HER OUT...

[@RubenRodriguez-yr3ep]

Amazing gift she shared with the world

[@hahatura8167]

She's my Age 21 Idk her but damn I'm so proud of her 🔥🔥🔥

[@stephenwilliams7200]

I been telling people Athing can go 1:54 this year and she will break the WR in her career.

[@jiggakeo]

Incredible presently and in the future. Let's get Mu, Mclaughlin, and Felix on the 4x400 to cap off the event!

[@ronnieclark8948]

Aja Wilson can and has run 1:55 but somethings not right with her mentally. She almost pulled a Brazier strategic mistake, but if she uses her skills she can actually beat Mu. She’s the one with the American record. She can do better. I think sport fans fall for hype to much only to get let down later. The trials are not the Games.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

@@ronnieclark8948 she wouldn't have the record right now if Athing didn't get tripped up I say that took about a sec of her time

[@stephenwilliams7200]

@@jiggakeo you think they can give the wr a run for it money?

[@jiggakeo]

@@ronnieclark8948 Mu is not hype. She's dominated on the track all year and constantly improving.

[@roadrunner381]

It's time for OLYMPIC GOLD now baby!!

[@summerlakephotog8239]

Track and field is pure sport. So refreshing to watch and in marked contrast to the celebrity worship of overhyped, ultra commercial pro-team sports.

[@omarlazo5191]

Yeah! Incredible! The best is coming!

[@dimorphos8916]

She's getting gold! Nothing less

[@alexanderparas2263]

Great videos as always. Hopefully she achieves the Olympic gold. A suggestion for another video should be JuVaughn Harrison and what he did in the high jump and long jump at the Olympic trials. When you accomplish something that puts you in the category of Jim Thorpe that is very impressive.

[@RetroMods]

That video editing did my head in

[@purplehz97]

The effect of gravity has slightly decreased.

[@A.-G]

And she’s beautiful😍

[@samrice3433]

she cute af

[@noahglomski915]

She has a bf

[@wholeeyschmoley580]

Ya...moreover since she stopped the pseudo-goth wannaB make-up tutorialz

[@ajitjayaram3502]

WHAT A STAR 👌👍✌👏 🌹🌼🌻🌸 💒🚩🍀🎶!!!

[@acho8387]

She has the exact same body type as Allyson Felix. Love it!

[@pierrrejette9023]

got some new dope on time for the olympics

[@oliverizzard8751]

Yeah when they start breaking records before they were expected too you know something's up.

[@cakej1]

Smashed it too. Amazing.

[@gus4442]

Okay, I'm a fan. Go Sydney!!!!

[@cartae2276]

And she wins gold!

[@OfSunFlowers]

What if we find out the track isn't regulation length

[@caseyclausen2627]

1 cup in Japan is about 0.85 US cups, and 1 Japanase animated film is worth about 2.3 US animated films, so this is a real concern.

[@TheRealBrayoTv]

From the inside information I've received from a former pro who raced Usain when he first broke the world record, that Eugene track is even faster. The hidden technology is getting more and more advanced.

[@caryt59]

Imagine the adrenaline rush of knowing that you can run your 400m hurdle race without the threat of a transgender "woman" (i.e. - CeCe´ Telfer) running in your race, and ruining the field of actual hard working women athletes!

[@michaelkammert1350]

Sydney McLaughlin is inhuman! Amazing! So proud of her!

[@notastrangeperson2298]

Bro get some sleep

[@tomw6959]

@ESP he doesn't get any sleep. I mean he's running out of creative titles. He's named his videos the same thing.

[@notastrangeperson2298]

@ESP I’m not serious…

[@tomw6959]

@ESP you're the one that's ignorant. He obviously was joking about how often he uploads and I was joking about how he has the same title for every video. Stop talking about stuff you don't know about.

[@wholeeyschmoley580]

@@tomw6959 preposition ended sentence tho

[@tomw6959]

@ESP 1. I took a bath 2. The man said get some sleep and you got on his ass about it. 3. I can get why you thought mine wasn't a joke but the man just said to get some sleep. 4. Stop talking about ignorance when you're the one that doesn't know what he's talking about.

[@flowerhour9539]

Best announcer I've heard in a while. Thanks for the awesome video! Will be watching more of your videos in the future as well as the sport. 6:15 "This gap was huge!" When the announcer interjects just a bit makes it that much more interesting:)

[@charlieb8788]

Those who dare to change and innovate advance. Hurdling off either foot. Remember Fosbury 1968.

[@ikawpipa]

I see Sydney, i click.

[@robertjalu6897]

A blessed sportswoman ... nice!!!

[@brandonbabcock5826]

She's so impressive. If she even improves on her time it's getting very unlikely her times will be beaten any time soon.

[@robertgeorge1810]

It all in the shoes. They are designed to help the runners

[@thoomn]

One of New Jersey's Best.

[@wanderer3561]

She is beautiful

[@MrHouyet]

mais quel prodige , c'est un vrai miracle ! hahaha

[@KevinP32270]

FREAKING AMAZING. godspeed to her and the rest.

[@AchillesWrath1]

In the arms of an angel fly away from here...

[@blotzkrog]

and she is gorgeous asf :')

[@CNRMAX]

she runnin that fast looking THAT fine… my god

[@dougerrohmer]

It seems there are a lot of food trucks selling pork based food...

[@seandonoghue2347]

everyone gulps... cause Sydney is absolutely hot as all hell

[@fraserp2377]

I worry that these records are dropping due to drugs use. I am not talking about anyone specifically, but during the period of no competition the door is open for the unscrupulous.

[@sathir-5990]

And that happened today. She ran a 51.46 in Tokyo 2020 and seemed to be not happy with her performance.

[@justinstephenson9360]

If we are being brutally honest until the last couple of years the 400m hurdles for both men and women have been events where performances had atrophied. In the women's event Sally Gunnell's record from 1993 (ie 6 years before Sonia was even born) is still in the top 10 times of all time, before Delia broke the world record it had stood since 2003. In the men's event Kevin Young's record is even older, from 1992, and Edwin Moses' best time still ranks him 5th of all time - nearly 40 years since he ran it. We should be gratefully that in both the men's and women's event we have athletes will to challenge those historic times. I can see both men's and women's records being broken multiple times over the next year or so: sub 51.5 for the women and close to 46 secs flat for the men is achievable

[@boennna]

Are you going to make a video about the new world record in 400m hurdles? 😊

[@naimma9356]

They runnin, i tell you that

[@Mcthindi]

Ok I'm going for running tomorrow ❤️🔥🔥

[@brendon310]

Straight beastmodette!!!!

[@BruceBlitzHasTits]

she is so beautiful

[@viking00777777]

You didn’t go back far enough in Syd da Kid career. Her freshman year in HS she led the National Junior 400H before Shamier Little a college freshman and NCAA champion passed her after hurdle 10. I believe this was Sydney’s 4th ever 400H race. BTW the last and only time Little beat Syd.

[@scottlaplantelaplante990]

The best women's 4x400 team the US can put on the track in Tokyo would be Dalilah M, Sydney M, Athing Mu and any one of the 3 qualifiers for the 400, including Allison Felix.

[@EZ_Money101]

Here comes the Steph Curry of track & field...

[@WZ912]

what does that even mean?

[@erikloupias7642]

Zij heeft een lange en goede voorbereiding nodig om tot deze prestaties te komen. Ze deed dit veelal op Amerikaanse bodem en heeft ,buiten de OS 2022, twee jaar niet meer buiten Amerika gerend. Bol daarentegen struint de hele wereld af en rent de Diamond League, en Fanny Blankers Koen treffen jaarlijks, meer wedstrijden dan Sydney.

[@willaimoconnell9430]

So you are saying Bol runs all over the place but can't come close? How is that a knock on Mclaughlin? Root for who you wish. Why knock another runner? Won't help Bol run faster will it. The entire exercise is in your head

[@drones7838]

And to top it off she is ridiculously hot

[@KD-bq9jo]

Not to hate or anything, I quite enjoyed the video. Only suggestion would be to maybe work on pronouncing their names. McLaughlin goes as Mc•Lock•Lin and Dalilah goes as Da•Lil•Ah. Again, I’m not trying to hate or belittle anyone. People like their names being pronounced correctly. In school, whenever there’s a sub that’s seeing your name for the first time during attendance check, they usually attempt to say it and then ask if you’ve said it correctly to make sure they don’t offend you or disrespect you any further.

[@stephenkerfoot5388]

This poor man has been churning out millions of vids per week. The athletics world needs to not have an insane performance for a couple days so he can rest. Amazing channel and the speed of content is incredible!

[@BayouHotBoy1]

Shout out to all the ladies with the flat stomachs.

[@virgilius7036]

And this is only the begining, world record will be down!

[@badrobot3159]

The way women's sports are going, expect every women's world record to be smashed within the next year.

[@dannynesbitt7056]

Smooth!

[@Tommasini9]

I'd be curious to see Sydney run the 800m and 1500m?

[@animal7358]

Matt was 2 yrs older than me in middle school and we didn't do a real fight it was punches to body only relax guys I'm not worried at all about seeing those comments I ran into matt later when I grew up and he didn't seem like he wanted anything to do with me I'm not a scary person or anything I have ppl want to fight me all the time I don't know why but ppl always seem too hate me.

[@noahglomski915]

McLaughlin looks like a seasoned pro now. It’s crazy to think that she’s only 21! And very humble as well.

[@ronnieclark8948]

Dalilah is a seasoned pro too always looking for the next great white hope. I’ve got some bad news for you Sydney identifies as black and is surrounded by blacks in her inner circle. Sorry

[@onigbajamo]

@@ronnieclark8948 what are you on about?

[@kittystarss5371]

@@ronnieclark8948 bro what

[@dk150510]

@Ronnie Clark 😂😂😂 huh?

[@jmills5420]

@@ronnieclark8948 bitter

[@Skystar777]

That's a smooth style. It is like she is gliding on air. Everything in perfect harmony.

[@andrecostermans7109]

yep, top notch, no contorsion on the hips and the shoulders ( and therefor no sidewarts contorsion on the spine) , it must have taken a lot of practise to achieve this , every movement, joints are focused on going forward , and not the slighthest on going sidewarts, this has to be hard training, no doubt

[@dcnole]

Lost in the absurdity of Sydney's world record was the fact that Dalilah ran the 6th fasted 400m hurdles race in history. 52.42. And she's still shaking off rust from a long time out with some injuries. I genuinely believe we could see both of these ladies under 52 in Tokyo if the conditions line up right. They are both amazing.

[@alpeena]

well said yup

[@LK-bz9sk]

Agreed

[@josephibe7232]

Totally agree. I did not think Dalilah would be in sub 53 shape so soon. She likely has more room for improvement between now and the olympics which should make for a closer finish then we saw at the trials. I think Sydney is the better athlete this year (even when Dalilah is more race sharp) but if Dalilah has the inside lane and puts her under pressure early then it could go her way.

[@alpeena]

@@josephibe7232 well said

[@brahmburgers]

.....and there are over 100 other countries competing. Upsets are part of what makes the Olympics so exciting. My favorite parts are when someone from a little unsung country like Surinam or Bahamas beats the favorites from powerhouse countries.

[@ellamaeloftus3493]

She is amazing to watch. Seems relaxed with her runs and her form is spotless

[@roninreturns228]

That is what I noticed as well @Ella Mae Loftus, she seemed so relaxed, and focused, all at the same time. That type of fluidity in running takes both a broad view, and a relaxed side focus. There is the lane, the start, the sprint, and the rhythm. It is like a type of tunnel vision, once the gun goes off, you are already moving out of the blocks, then find your stride, and pump through. She makes it seamless from the start, but girl has power, and can kick it up, and get meters ahead.

[@justineebourgeois3420]

Athing Mu and Sydney McLaughlin coulda both easily qualified for the 400m team. Would crushed the competition!

[@paulboateng7521]

I hope I see them on the 4x4

[@repoman2115]

@@paulboateng7521 yeah they will probably be on the 4x4

[@BBEDrummerAK]

@@repoman2115 yeah, both of them on the 4x400m? Could be a world record run in the works!

[@repoman2115]

@@BBEDrummerAK definitely could, we got a stacked team

[@ethansmith5323]

@@paulboateng7521 They’ll put Muhammed on the team at the last world championships, along with Hayes and Felix. I doubt they’d put an 800m runner on a 400m relay