Matthew Boling Is OUT OF CONTROL

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[@TomP-148]

Hold up... What! He's a senior in college now!?! Dude it feels like he just graduated high school.

[@arogueburrito]

covid messed up the timeline

[@humanboy395]

@@arogueburrito fax

[@trstanprce2]

Bro I was literally just sayin

[@humanboy395]

@@trstanprce2 ok

[@realtorpatoates9260]

Ain't that right!

[@nykia31]

I still believe the Long Jump could be his best event. He converts his speed to lift, really well. Not lot of jumpers are going to have his raw speed.

[@thundergun933]

You must have missed the part where they explained he had the fifth best jump in the world this year. That or you think 19.92 is a top 4 time in the world.

[@jamesbenoit5252]

Yep, huh? He's competed well.in the LJ.

[@GIBBO4182]

He’s not gonna win anything sprinting, so he may as well focus on it!

[@ghostfacenasir7248]

Yep have no idea why he hasn’t focused on that, the Long jump field is always very open even at world level so he could easily win a medal whereas he doesn’t even have a chance of making the US team in the sprints, hope his coaches/advisers tell him the obvious

[@jeffbilling2515]

Agreed. He sprints like he is ready to jump. Exaggerated high knee lift like lewis and Powell.

[@gtrdoc911]

Hopefully he is a lot more selective in his meets to avoid burn out. But unfortunately the NCAA system puts school points ahead of athlete welfare so burnout is inevitable in that system. Good luck!

[@mauricemordecai4376]

Finally someone that knows track. He really did burned out. I personally believe he need to stick to two or three events at the most, and not try to be superman. 100, 200, 4x100, 4×400, Long Jump? That's way too much,

[@mcl-cp4go]

It is time for him to go pro so that he can truly manage his schedule.

[@notyouraveragejoe2777]

@@mcl-cp4go when your pro your egent picks meets

[@notyouraveragejoe2777]

Agent

[@gtrdoc911]

@@notyouraveragejoe2777 yeah but you don't do 100, 200, long jump and 4 x 400 in the same day like you sometimes do in NCAA meets.It's insane.

[@davidguebara5942]

I think this young man can and will be a legend one day he has an amazing work ethic and he is humble enough to achieve greatness. He will break more records that’s for sure. My hats off to him and his parents for raising a great young man. God bless and keep working at what you love yourself and your sport.

[@andrearatkovic4048]

Love his raw potential, humility, and his work ethic.

[@coachkesey]

I met Carl Lewis in 1986, I was surprised how tall he was. Incredible athlete. Can't wait to see what Matthew does.

[@有島めんこ]

great respect from 🇯🇵

[@j.d.thompson3505]

If he keeps his head on straight he can achieve anything he likes. Best of luck to young Matthew.

[@nikagogibedashvili6476]

Have been cheering for the guy for a while and happy that he joined an elite club. Having said that, I hope he will not focus on the versatility that much and will wisely choose his main event. Internal competition in US is crazy right now, more so in sprinting events. Apart from Kerley who took his sweet time in 400m before transitioning to shorter sprints, nobody even is able to qualify for Olympics and World championships in both 100 and 200, let alone in jumping event on top of that. So Matthew has some big decisions to make to transition to Professional track & field and I wish him all the luck in that.

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

Kudos to his coaches. His form is definitely tightening up. Clear he's putting in the work. Awesome.

[@cvrider3509]

he looks more smooth in that race than he ever has before. not pushing and trying as hard as he can to run fast, but instead controlling his arms and focusing on form and engaging the core more. he keeps running smooth and controlled like that he could be dangerous.

[@robertwatson818]

Core? What is this "core' business?

[@idekduud9884]

@@robertwatson818 this a joke?

[@robertwatson818]

@@idekduud9884 No. I'm not familiar with the term. At age 75 it is new to me. Perhaps I know this by another term.

[@cvrider3509]

@@robertwatson818 your abs

[@idekduud9884]

@@robertwatson818 core is referring to the abs or abdominal muscles. Kinda the “core” of your body you might say

[@TwoHawksHunting]

He is a breakout Track&Field Superstar. He just keeps getting better and better. The sky is the limit in 2023.

[@louisesquivel3921]

Gifted and still young. Wish him well hoping for no injuries

[@CuriousOldMan]

Really nice job on these videos. Thank you.

[@andya2665]

Matt is up against a ton of competition. His marks will improve, but it is a tough game these days. Always good to see these athletes doing so well. Iron sharpens iron.

[@LeroyJA]

Finally started watching your videos again 😂been focusing on my cross country season

[@TURTLE2oooo]

Same

[@mike_nobody8512]

True true

[@scottymackay1801]

Once he gets on the sauce, he'll be unbelievable.

[@TundeEszlari]

The video was wonderful.😘

[@sbtl1746]

He will be a beast. Hopefully he can stay healthy and peak properly for the Elite races, seeing that they burn themup on the college circuit so badly.

[@timmyers9825]

I know he can,I think he will but at any moment that is a tall order.It is all going to be so much fun following him.

[@Mrwilliamblast]

he was great as a high school athlete in texas, and doing great at georgia tech, but competing against erryion and such is another level

[@vitalmahaida]

Grande sprint !👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@123rockstar2010]

To be mentioned in the same breath as Carl Lewis is so incredible! Wow, keep up passion young man! 🔥🔥🔥

[@PoliticalMastermind0]

Mention of Carl Lewis alongside Matthew Bowling is incredibly misleading to say the least haha

[@MrRon1124]

Two does not a club make; it's a couple. The only one mentioning Boling along with CL is this guy and those who believe his hype.

[@thelog86]

Knighton is heads ands shoulders ahead of Bolling and he is only 18 and he is already placing on the world stage.

[@charleshenry8194]

Matthew is a great collegian. People hyped him up way too much coming out of high school, like he was the next greatest sprinter of all time. He didn’t even have an Erriyon Knighton 19.49 type of time (they need to give Knighton space to mature also) Let people be who they are and don’t try and put them in that next category.

[@efisgpr]

NOBODY EVER has been as good as EK at U18 or.U20...in the 200. Not even USAIN....so nice cherry picking. "He doesn't even have an erriyon Knighton type of time " 😂 Neither does ANYONE ELSE....EVER

[@GeckoMTGA]

I'd like to see him go sub 45 in 400m. He has it in him and I've always been an advocate that this should be his main event...

[@ryanjung4416]

Has he even gotten sub 47 yet tho?

[@serserrano1]

One of the best track atheletes in American history. White lightning! Classy young man as well. He doesn’t show boat and isn’t arrogant like many of his competitors. 👏

[@garyhughes2446]

Phenomenal athlete obviously, seems like he almost came out of nowhere full disclosure I don't follow track and field passionately but the speeds they're running are impressive and he will most likely meet his goals.

[@jeffcarroll1002]

Man, that kid can run!

[@yourspiritrocks]

would hope that he continues to aim high and remember to keep balance , rest and meditation as a part of his schedule

[@nuyabuisness7526]

The man has an almost perfect build for running and jumping. Tall, long legs, not too heavily muscled like a weight lifter, and absolutely lean.

[@johndobbs3752]

Thanks for the video. I think he improves because he has the desire and his ego is in check.

[@charlesmalveauxjr9460]

This young man is special. I've watched him in highschool & he had a Rockstar following back then. Keep up the hard work & stay humble. The World is in the palm of your hands. A blinding bright future for this young talent.

[@cappystrano1]

Well, he dominates all of them!

[@cavscout62]

It’s called natural ability and Endless Hard Work. Damn.

[@xavierbrown7335]

Can we talk about the black athletes that beat him at NCAA???????

[@JT-km6th]

There are vids on a lot of them. Boling is good clickbait because people want to know what happened to him and why he is barely faster than he was in highschool

[@Ghostmanriding]

What happened to Terrence Laird? I know he was injured early in the year.

[@theone-jm3gl]

This channel is for only great white hopes

[@JT-km6th]

@@theone-jm3gl false 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@ajschraufnagel]

Why don't you get out of white ppl business then? lol

[@P.G.1966]

I live for the vids. Thanks.

[@richardavery2244]

If Boling is likely to improve as he gets older, it’s seems like he just left high school but time flys. He will eventually be in the Carl Lewis/ Bolt/Michael Johnson class of track & field athlete, he is headed in that direction. All he needs to do is extend his stride and relax his upper body, most importantly stay smooth!

[@JT-km6th]

How would he leap so many tiers to be like Lewis, Bolt, or Johnson 😂 is this Boling world class hype train back?

[@matthewkaram9615]

@@JT-km6th he needs to peak on time

[@GIBBO4182]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 he’s nowhere near winning multiple Olympic titles and smashing world records!! Never going to be anywhere near those guys!

[@samo6083]

@@GIBBO4182 😂😂😂

[@headshoulderknessandtoes6387]

Wow If he’s gonna on there level someday Kerly, knighten,fahnbulleh,lyles are gone be super Saiyans

[@CrunchyWacko]

Yes Boling is awesome! ..but why is the NCAA in “SERIOUS TROUBLE” Love your content dude but keep it real. No click bait !

[@daviddios1619]

I didn't see him at the Oregon Oregon shin digs, maybe we've seen the best of him. There are many sprinters killin it now, and his numbers are average.

[@ericrickert3045]

Boling is certainly impressive. Hopefully he can have help developing further to his full potential.

[@ThaSpeedsterZ]

sprinters peak in mid 20s. That's why Bolt never broke records after that age. Your boy is almost 23 and still in college.. lol Full potential? This is it

[@SuperStonehammer]

Watch him smoke every 🤷🏿‍♂️in the game! It’s so refreshing 🍺👏🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@SDesWriter]

It will be interesting to see what happens with him next year. He made significant improvement in all 3 events, and got more consistent in the big meets (other than his 100m performance at the NCAA Championships). He should be in the top 5 in the 100m and easily the #1 ranked 200m runner so assuming he stays healthy he should have a really successful season.....BUT he has to go out and win now that his two big competitors have graduated / gone pro. It must have been incredibly tough running against Fahnbulleh and Laird so much, so let's see how he does as the favorite.

[@ThePhobiaCrew]

I’m not gonna even lie this dude really smart for this business. He bound to make bread.

[@davidnikoloff3211]

He has the attitude to become better. So young. We could be watching him at the top level for another decade.

[@tommylobotommy]

I believe that he would further improve if he would work on body composure and running technique. I am not an expert, but he is all over the track, like fighting with somebody.

[@noecovolan4317]

He is 3 years younger than Lyles. Does anybody think he can catch up on Lyles in 3 years? I don't

[@SmartWorldMedia1]

Honestly, not out of the realm of possibilities, but I don’t think he’ll catch up to lyles. Although I do believe Erriyon Knighton will be the top sprinter in the coming years, he’s younger then Matt and already excelling in the pros. That said, Matt will have a remarkable career.

[@MrAdal206]

I hope this kid stays focused and makes it.

[@davidwhiren817]

If he can stay healthy , I say YES !!!

[@daddywise7641]

He’s doing his thing…Respect!!

[@mantiskoking]

9.92 & 19.85 is his 2023 potential. I think he's done with the LJ as an NCAA athlete. He could go back to it professionally and get up to around 28 feet even. His LJ is all about speed and takeoff angle.

[@DrHook1]

Having to compete in all the qualifying rounds in multiple events will take it's toll.

[@efisgpr]

He did the 19.92 into a headwind.... would've been better than 19.85 even in calm conditions. Now, add a year of development and even a slight tailwind...19.75

[@mantiskoking]

@@efisgpr if he can more consistently relax over 200m, yes, a wind legal sub-19.8 is realistic this next track season. But he seems to relax a few races at max and then he's grinding & gritting it up again for the next few races. When he runs relaxed he's special.

[@ThaSpeedsterZ]

European champ ran 19.80s and couldn't break the top 8 against Bolt, Blake et all. Have you taken a look at the top 20 ranked runners? Bolling stands no chance against any of them.. How is he supposed to survive qualifying rounds against, Knighton, Liles, Bednarek, Degrasse, The Blakes, Coleman, Kerley, Bracey, Jacobs, Omanyala, Simbine? ALL who've run below 9.80 and run 9.90s at 3/4 speed? What pro-level final 8 can he make against those men? Getting an idea why he's STILL in college at almost 23, while talent like knighton and lyles SKIP college and go straight to pros You guys need to let the dude enjoy being a good college star against college level talent He WILL NOT survive a single qualifying round of any pro contest of consequence. And I don't see his ego letting him exist in low level races

[@gibbleway]

is this video about Carl Lewis' accomplishments as a pro or mathew boling as a junior college track and field athlete

[@sarge420]

I can run that fast...but it's in one spot. Fantastic time young man. Continue striving for perfection.

[@barath4545]

Carl Lewis best event WAS the LJ so that makes sense - CLs 100m was just some fun sidegig for him. Boling has no chance in the 200 globally before he can run sub 19.70 all the time and his 100m is fine for college but 3rd division for the world. However 8.25m is elite territory but it can be bettered and this is where his focus should be.

[@paultoy9611]

Nope.Boling's 400m has barely been explored yet as he's mostly run it as a leg on relays.He's not tuned for it specifically as well as the LJ.Truth be told I think that he shouldn't give up any of the races around the oval until it comes time for the really big meets because they can all be used to tune him for targeted meets and purposes. I think the faster he gets in the 100m and 200m sets him up for the real deal for him which is an odd 400m/LJ double.I think he can potentially run sub 9.90 100m sub 19.85 200m and LJ over 8.5 m.This is what I think he needs to run under 44secs in the 400m which is elite territory.

[@chichim2020]

@@paultoy9611 barath makes some valid points and you literally chip in to disagree with no evidence to back up what you are saying, just pure speculation. Boling will not run sub 9.90 in the 100m, he simply has not even run sub 10 seconds enough times to think he can do this. He can be a potential world champ in the long jump as he is already elite. You're saying his 400m could be world leading, with no evidence other than splits in relays when they often don't even run 400m, can track the inside lane, can use runners in front as wind shields and race from a running start. His PB in 400m is almost 46 seconds, and you think he can shave 2 seconds off that time?

[@constantinople777christens5]

I do not believe you are qualified to speak on this matter.

[@cldtcts]

The title had me. I came to this video for controversy, sigh. lol

[@drwride]

Yeah, what's with this click bait title?

[@mauricemordecai4376]

I believe he need to probably drop the long jump if he wants to get close to the Noah Lyles and Knighton. I ran the 200, 400, 4x400 and long jump in the 9th and 10th grade and my knees were already having issues. If he wants longevity, less injuries, and qualify in the next US Trials in the running events, he have to make a tough choice. I know he was ranked in the world in the long jump, but it really adds so much strain on the tendons. He seems to always be so far ahead of everyone in the beginning of the season, but at the end his times are getting so much slower after so many meets. Running the 100, 200, 4x100, 4x400, and Long Jump is too much.

[@alicksasylum]

Blame the collegiate system and the coaches. Outstanding performances early season. But, when the trials etc come the majority of collegiate athletes are burnt out. Such a shame.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

He has no chance against the elite runners

[@mauricemordecai4376]

@@stephenwilliams7200 I believe he could be the top 3 in the US, but not if he is in so many events. Yes, the top two Lyles and Knighton are probably out his league. But not kicking dirt on him, those two could beat Yohan Blake time of the 2nd fastest ever. Fred Kerley is elite in the 200, but he is getting up their in age.

[@efisgpr]

@@stephenwilliams7200 Only 21 men EVER broke 10 seconds younger. As was already said in the video, very few NCAA runners have ever gone sub-10. He also did a 19.92 into a headwind of 0.9 m/s..... .....with nobody pressing him .......at age 21. It converts to much faster under ideal conditions, obviously. ...MUCH faster. You must be stupid. "No chance"? 😂 At just barely 22yo, the man finished 5th at USAs in the 200 ....in a race that had all three WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP medalists. That was after a long NCAA season. Just wait until he's a pro. For the indoor 2, he hit #6 on the all-time list at age 20, in his FIRST season of NCAA competition. There is also nobody in the top 5 who got their spot younger than Matt, except for Spearmon...by one month. He did this when UGA didn't even have an indoor track to practice on.... it's also harder for taller guys, which he ia 6'1". Also indoor 45.51 almost two years ago. Probably good for a sub-44 right now outdoors.....which is ALSO historic..... especially considering his age. Imagine being world class already in college and dumbasses like you say you have "no chance" against elite runners. He IS an elite runner.

[@jtabt5146]

He will do it if he keeps a smooth and strong relaxed form

[@tremartin1833]

Wish he would try out for the football team

[@andrewmcgivney7606]

pretty fly for a white guy

[@ConradWilliams400m]

Hey how did he on at the American nationals.

[@thelog86]

Edwin Moses was the most dominant track star from the US

[@rajithnambiar2737]

All hail Carl Lewis man... What an athlete 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️💯

[@Normandy1944]

I'm a big fan of Carl, but dang, I had no idea he had that many long jumps over 8 meters. That is so incredible....like you said, "what an athlete". 💪💪

[@chrissmith1364]

Hope Matthew keeps improving but wow it shows how Carl Lewis was so far ahead of his time. God Bless

[@thegamer97HS]

didn't boling break 20 seconds barrier already months ago? he was already one of the few breaking 20 in 200 10 in 100 and 0 meters in lj.

[@Sough]

May never make world teams in the usa in the sprints. LJ makes sense, or decath if hes feeling adventurous

[@adamf.4823]

🎶One of these things is not like the others 🎶

[@turdferguson2839]

He seems like a perfect fit for doing the decathlon

[@lawsonransom8318]

Dude runs like vilociraptors are chasing him.

[@froggey5689]

Not to take anything away from this guy’s accomplishments, but we have an 18 year old who ran a 19.49 200m…

[@David35687]

Sure, but can he jump? Lol…

[@starluxstudio619]

While it's going to be very difficult for his career matches Lewis', it's also important to remember that he is pretty much still in his infancy.

[@congero113]

He could have a solid pro career already but he will keep improving. I think he will improve his 100 considerably.

[@yesimemoin0935]

Athletes today specialize earlier and earlier; it's unusual to see high level D1 guys juggle all three events long enough to join that particular club. It seems like every year Boling looks more competitive in the indoor season and is out of gas by June so who knows if he'll keep up with all three for his last year.

[@newty82]

typo my friend 8.68m was achieved during the long jump qualifying round by carl lewis at teh 1992 olympics. He won with 8.67m

[@moo429]

Surprised he didn’t turn pro with Fahnbulleh and the rest of them. Either case he has another year to further improve his skills and get ready for the big leagues..

[@donaldyoung9002]

He should become a 400 meter runner, he ran sub 45 relay split as a high schooler.

[@jackkirk2282]

I was hoping he was gonna mention something about that fact he's the only white person in the competition lmao

[@giz02]

@7:23 Confirmation that CL is the LJ goat based on consistent jumps/187 over 8M? Hmm. Would that alone then confirm Asafa Powell as the 100M goat? Right?

[@libsrcrazy9634]

He's a freak athlete. Amazing

[@intensity.density2208]

Once his muscle maturity begins to kick into gear, sheeesh.

[@brianjob3018]

Yes, I think he's again going to do his own 'triple crown.'

[@thelasvegaskid]

Bowl is just getting warm

[@BobSmith-lb9nc]

I hope that Boling eventually goes out for the decathlon.

[@k.alex.4885]

I think it's unfair to compare Matthew's jumps against Carl. You talked about Carl's entire career and please remember Matthew hasn't even begins his professional career as we speak. Maybe in a few years after he turns pro you can do an update. Great video though 👌.

[@efisgpr]

Exactly. 💯 Matt hit the 10, 20, 27+ club a month younger than Carl, too.

[@buckwildsrq]

He's amazing but I don't think he'll ever reach the heights that Lewis did.

[@poindextertunes]

maybe only a handful of ppl in history have

[@utcougar]

What an incredible achievement

[@brendanmcgarry7238]

What the - does this video have to do w/ The “NCAA being in Trouble”. Although I appreciate Matthew Boling - I am truly puzzled @ the correlation between the contents of the video - and the Title. I don’t appreciate that. It’s not necessary, as far as I’m concerned (also - I though he was only a Junior as far as his NCAA eligibility is concerned… am I wrong?). Thank you…

[@angelgomezcavazos4349]

what happened to Terrence Laird

[@Bigern2998]

We need an update👍

[@Ghostmanriding]

I know he was injured earlier this year.

[@anthonyskata]

I was a hurdler. but for my first track meet of my senior year I triple jumped for my first time ever and jumped 39 feet. I placed 8th I think. I kept being put into the event but I never jumped anything close to 39 feet again lol

[@kellanhills1972]

He is a freakish athlete.

[@RSxMVxSN]

Wow, Carl Lewis is a freak athlete. Can’t believe I’ve never heard of him before!

[@mtb416]

You better believe we’re coming. Time is running out. Welcome to the new world.

[@trevortwemlow7801]

Even more impressive due to the fact that Carl was stacked full of PEDs. As far as we know, Boling is ripping it up on chicken and rice. I would say that already makes him better than Lewis.

[@joeking5932]

I'm now a Fan

[@markhealey3660]

He’s now gonna have a target on his back. He’s gonna need to bring his

[@kovy689]

At a buffet, I personally sneak corn into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 boiled corn ears in my jacket pockets. It is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corn thinking they were part of the buffet.

[@thejtl83]

Carl Lewis was dirty, as was most the guy he competed against. This kid is better.

[@johnnyrotten9757]

Great job young King

[@samuelwilkinson6487]

You can compare the two ...sure ...however Bolings career isn't over so a true comparison can't be made till then.

[@warrencarswell7814]

I’m thinking why isn’t Kirby Smart asking him to strap on some pads and catch a long ball. Prob faster than any of UGA wide receivers and most defenders. Go Dawgs!!!

[@andrewcosta2760]

He will get +9m long jump, sub 9s 100m, and sub 19s 200m this year.