Sifan Hassan SHOCKED EVERYONE This Has Never Happened In Olympics History

[@jamess6097]

The most inspiring moment I have witnessed. I can't comprehend how one person could achieve what she did at Tokyo and then Paris.

[@MsMeyara]

As a Dutchie I cried so hard when she won. I am (we all are) so proud of her! We were hoping for at least one medal and she got gold! She is outstanding and she is definitely an athlete that we won't forget easily. Let's not forget that the bronze medal in Tokyo was amazing too. She FELL, got up and took an amazing sprint! IF she hadn't fallen, she most def would have gotten gold.

[@oscarfernald9402]

@MsMeyara As much as I love her legendary actions, the last thing you mentioned isn’t completely true. She fell and got up again, yes, took that sprint, and won her race. Epic as that was, those were just the series, not the finals; she did two more 1500m races after that. So I don’t think the fall had an impact on her medal, she even got gold in the 5000m that same night after she fell. But she is an absolute legend, that’s for sure 😁👌🏾

[@patrickgerardin5001]

@@oscarfernald9402 The fall raised her adrenalin and cortisol at the highest level, sport scientists explained. This was benefic and made her win the 5000m later in the evening. Then when these levels reached their nadir, she was caught by the cumulative fatigue due to the rapid succession of efforts in a short time. She could have won the 1.500m final if the adrenalin had not pumped her energy. We will never know but this is a likely explanation. At that time she was still competitive in the 1500m.

[@pepsicola5527]

🇳🇱 🇸🇷 👋🏾. 🥇

[@jimmyjohnson2837]

I am a American, i cried for joy when she won the marathon.

[@lifetree7177]

She is a traitor! Pure and simple.

[@TheBsheep]

@@lifetree7177 Interesting...why do you call her that?

[@lifetree7177]

@@TheBsheep because she betrayed her country.

[@TheBsheep]

@@lifetree7177 Ok, I gotcha.

[@TheBsheep]

@@lifetree7177 I think she left because she wanted to escape conflict in her country...does that still mean she's a traitor?

[@NovelettSmith-Brown]

This is truly a great sportswoman. If she wins she’s happy if she loses she happy no tears just warmth and genuine love for the sport and her competitors

[@beverleyreid8258]

So true

[@robertosalsone5655]

You spot on

[@damariswangui8796]

I'm a Kenyan and was rooting for Obiri, Peres and Sifan. Obiri won bronze but I was elated when Sifan took the gold.

[@unclemaret7388]

We are proud of you Hassan...we are Indonesians Muslim ❤ you...

[@laylah150]

I love Indonesia, I wish to visit one day ❤

[@marwaqoura7804]

The original 'Wonder Woman ' ❤🙏🌷

[@laylah150]

Go Hassan ❤🎉

[@andresteelemusic5512]

An amazing athlete, who also seems to be a genuinely nice person. Full of admiration for her. Well done Sifan!

[@NovelettSmith-Brown]

I remembered when she fell at the finish line last year she took it with a smile and didn’t even complain. I just love her.

[@repsaknivek]

She has shocked the world repeatedly.

[@saskiaeland2935]

Haven’t lived in the Netherlands for almost 30 years….but sooooo proud of her!

[@mgpunya1]

In your lifetime, you're just blessed and fortunate to witness events that just took your breath away with their amazing performances & feat. And, this is one of them...

[@momtazahmad2681]

Aamiin yra ❤

[@gustinsilveria]

Congratulation Sifan Hassan

[@LennoxLeyton]

Im a 72 year guyanese started warching sifan about 5 years ago and i warch all her races over and over sifan im so proud of you

[@keithhigginson554]

Love this lady. Thanks for a great video presentation

[@winwinwin282828]

no one thought she could do it. and she got GOLD.......OMG

[@dinabassole4281]

I m so happy! You go girl! You go😅

[@muhammedabdullatif4570]

Miracle woman , she has the ability to concor.

[@pamepainina]

to my great surprise, i found out she had won the marathon when she appeared in the closing ceremony. she is terrific.

[@asyrulsyahismail1340]

Her legs made from vibranium her heart made from meteorite from the 7th sky.

[@theislamicjourney960]

You did some amazing work researching for this video. *But you totally missed a very important statement she made when she received her gold medal.* Did you not notice she was wearing the hijab? She doesn't normally wear it. But now she chose to wear it. Why? Because france had banned all its competitors from wearing the hijab because religious observation is not welcome according to them. So well done to Hassan. Powerfull statement. France was forced to hand her gold while she was wearing a hijab in their face defying their sexist archaic laws.

[@nicolaablett7790]

YOU GO LADY

[@yianpap6093]

This has never happened in Olympic history? Sure, but golds in all 5000, 10000 and marathon has happened in Olympic history in 1952.

[@marwaqoura7804]

By a man

[@LennoxLeyton]

I scream when my friend call to tell me Sifan won the marathon cause he know how much i love her im from Guyana hope some day to reach her in person

[@therandomchannel9226]

People should name their girls Sifan Hassan

[@marwaqoura7804]

Sifan سيفان means 'Two Swords' in Arabic

[@ramadanmohammed5586]

@@marwaqoura7804 sifan is oromo name not Arabic

[@marwaqoura7804]

@@ramadanmohammed5586 Interesting , what does it mean in Oromo ?

[@courtneyturner5083]

Woooowwwww!!!

[@AAPires]

The best of all

[@pamazat]

❤❤❤

[@HenriLaporte-kv6qq]

It should have les repetitions' in this text and more talks about her strategies within the races on track. I don't think it never happened before that an runner systematically choses to stay way behind the front runner for a big part of the races. I never saw any comments why she doing that, even if myself i got some hypothesis.

[@dondups1543]

Hassan shows she us multi talented and above her peers but there is rules that all have to abide by,she showed she dont care, ioc and iaaf complicit,hassan is last in respecting fellow competitors

[@sergelu]

Alberto Salazar spent the weekend in Paris

[@LennoxLeyton]

What zatapec did waz great but im sure hassan time in the marathon is better

[@conartist267]

Nice clicbait

[@HiyabKahsay-h4l]

❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅

[@supafly7145]

A pure product of the school of "the alchemist" Alberto Salazar. If you know, you know.🙄

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

You don't anything until proven. Hassan is awesome.

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

You don't know anything until proven. Hassan is awesome.

[@muralibalaraman]

I like the inspiration that she brings, but your narrative is too repetitive . If you say similar sentences in 10 different ways making the same point, it can’t make that video entertaining . Please put in some more meat into the story so that people can get to learn new things about this incredible person

[@sungaklate]

🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@im7374]

Escaping US Made Disaster For Oil In Ethophia

[@vivcourtis6220]

Czech runner Emil Zátopek did this at the 1952 Olympics and he won all three events. No synthetic tracks no super shoes.

[@jblizzard962]

He was slower on those distances and less competition. The African countries did not all participate. Do not leave that out.

[@LakeErieOH1]

he set at least an olympic record in one of those races, and never ran a marathon before, last min entry for the marathon. alltimer bests --> middle distance = Coe, distance = Zatopek, long distance = Bikila

[@barbararouwendal8708]

@@jblizzard962 africa is the best in everything! Thats is why the west is still trying to destroy it. But change is coming real soon. Sifan is a true hero and example for all of us. I love her. She is a living legend.

[@jblizzard962]

@@barbararouwendal8708 best in everything is also a bit excetrirated. Long distances runners for example usually come from either Kenia or Ethiopia. Also most African governments destroy their own countries by corruption, do not need the West to help that. Sifan Hassan did not leave because it was the best place on the world I presume.

[@marwaqoura7804]

and he was a man

[@Visionary0001]

@Athletics Rewind - You are LYING, and you are WRONG, when you say this " has never happened in Olympics History." You obviously don't know our sport very well. Have you ever heard of PAAVO NURMI of Finland? In the 1924 Olympic Games, exactly 100 years earlier than Hassan's exploits, he participated in FIVE different distance races, and achieved Gold medals in ALL FIVE of them. What about EMIL ZATOPEK of the former Czechoslovakia? In the 1952 Olympic Games, he won THREE Gold medals in the same three races that Hassan won 1 Gold and 2 Bronze medals in. Learn to do your research before you post these lies.

[@peterang6912]

To call him a liar is a little bit strong, he didn't do mutch research about europian sporters from the past. ( he is a american...🤣🤣)

[@StrangeLittlePoet123]

Not to a woman tho

[@mahirabdulahi4131]

That was a hundred years ago when running just started to be called a sport, probably competing among amateur runners. Please keep your outrage to yourself.

[@jblizzard962]

She is the first woman to do it. Also in those times the competition was less, nowadays more countries participate, also more African runners, were a lot of fast runners come from. Sport is more professional then back then. Also Emil Zatopek his time on the marathon was slower then of Sifan Hassan. Both is very impressive. But in those times it was easier to win gold on several events. Do not act if that is not the case.

[@shoxx48]

Research deez nuts

[@herberthall8082]

She seems a little underfed. Is this an Ethiopian diet result.

[@atogondar2640]

Cheated her way to win the marathon

[@curtisthomas2670]

Poorly educated ws says what?

[@andyjones3972]

I AM AN AMERICAN AND I ❤ HISSA HASSA. SHE IS MY HERO. AMERICA TV SUCKS FOR NOT GIVING HER COVERAGE

[@51bikerboy]

That's how America stays the greatest for there own people by just showing THERE athletes winning!😢

[@abduyahyaakub791]

Fear Fuel 🔥🔥🔥 Her! 🦾🦾🦾. Way to Go Sista!🎉