Something Ridiculous Just Happened In The 100 Meters || Noah Lyles VS. Issam Asinga - Wow

One of the craziest 100 meter runs in 2023.
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[@markn7882]

Now Noah gotta run 9.68 to shut down another legendary high schooler 😂 and break the US record

[@snowhillmediainc4383]

He will. This the shit that gets him going lol

[@markn7882]

@@snowhillmediainc4383 I’m a noah fan but I’m joking about the 9.68 lol

[@kofimclaughlin]

@@markn7882 I’m a Noah air conditioner, and he will run a 9.62 lol

[@markn7882]

@@kofimclaughlin 😂😂 nice

[@-ClearQuartzzz-]

​@@snowhillmediainc4383 He won't. He should stick to the 200m.

[@MrPanggs]

This kid is special. Disregarding the wind, he still beat NOAH LYLES by nearly a tenth of a second. With this being said, remember what Noah did last season in the 200 with so many people talking about Knighton? He broke through and achieved new heights in the 200. Could he do the same in the 100 this season? Iron sharpens iron

[@sticktothefacts8905]

@@vernonfrance2974 This was a 100m race

[@Brave-828]

@@sticktothefacts8905 it’s an analogy

[@BlackT954]

Nice rethorical statement. It shows u clearly know what time it is with Noah. I can't wait. He's saving his body as usual. Noah likes to brake records and 💔 on the big stage.

[@sticktothefacts8905]

@@Brave-828 It seems like it wasnt an analogy, the poster removed their comment. Perhaps because they realised this was a 100m race

[@ytkylo2138]

​@@sticktothefacts8905 he made an analogy

[@parxv6247]

Even if the time isn't legal he still stepped on pro athletes

[@chickennuggets5549]

Jesus Christ is coming back! Are we ready? We must repent before it’s too late. Jesus wants to save you and the only way to heaven is through HIM. God is calling the lost to come to Him. He can help you and save you! He loves you! Now is the time. It’s no accident you’re seeing this, draw near to Him and He will draw near to you ❤️ God bless you.

[@Pizza_Rat]

@@chickennuggets5549 chicken nuggets

[@Nai911]

@@Pizza_Rat pizza rat

[@jagmaida5074]

not only pro athletes I'm pretty sure Noah lyles has the fastest time in the world this year in the 100 and he for sure has been the best in the world at 200 meters since at least the olympics in 2021.

[@thorodinson7467]

​@@Nai911 Nai

[@mauisuzuki7857]

Kids got some serious potential!! I’m excited for the sprint community to have all these world class sprinters. Gonna be a fast future

[@chickennuggets5549]

Jesus Christ is coming back! Are we ready? We must repent before it’s too late. Jesus wants to save you and the only way to heaven is through HIM. God is calling the lost to come to Him. He can help you and save you! He loves you! Now is the time. It’s no accident you’re seeing this, draw near to Him and He will draw near to you ❤️ God bless you.

[@ryu-ken]

These kids gonna break bolt's records one day

[@Adam-de8yi]

all this talk just for these young athletes to get tired during the meets which really matter

[@christophergill9239]

THAT'S AN UNDERSTATEMENT!!

[@cavaleer]

He’s legit. Both of this kids parents were Olympic and D1 sprinters so this should be expected, like Noah’s pedigree. He’s originally from St Louis.

[@wonka_city618]

Who from st.louis?

[@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1]

Genetics for you for real

[@l3gendarylag805]

@@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1 exactly

[@juliahertz1788]

where did you get this info I want to look in to that more? or can you just tell me the parents names?

[@JudahDaShootah]

im from st louis...as well. Who are you saying is from St Louis?

[@danielmerriman8118]

I’m not really sure if people realize how insane this is 😭

[@ithinkthereforeitalk935]

People who regularly visit this channel do realize how fast it is. Obviously , if the Olympics were this year the guy would be a strong contender for top 3.

[@sub2me543]

@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 with the wind?

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 The world champs are this year if you didn't know. Also he has to qualify for it first which means he would have to place top 3 at the US Champs. This also was a wind aided 9.83. I can tell that you don't watch a lot of track or at least not the short sprints.

[@ithinkthereforeitalk935]

@@TheoOJamaloO1 The italian won the last olympics and he ran 9.8 and the bronze medalist clocked 9.89. That's all you need to know for now, my boy. And of course I understand that there's a lot of factors that go into winning major sporting events. But the fact that the guy managed to run insanely fast this early in the season (wind aided or not) shows the extent of his potential. Ok, let me rephrase my original statement. He's still young, lacks competitive experience against the world's best and might not qualify for the WC but it doesn't mean that under the right circumstances not only can he make the usa team but medal in the upcoming WC.

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@ithinkthereforeitalk935 not how it works you're not gonna run the same time on every track in the world. Tracks are different, different weather conditions and of course the pressure of an olympic final. So comparing this little training meet with the olympic final from 2021 makes no sense at all. The times were not even legal. If he can run 9.83 with legal wind then I'll say he has a shot to make the US team.

[@Nai911]

now i'm 99% sure he'll break 10 seconds this season

[@chickennuggets5549]

Jesus Christ is coming back! Are we ready? We must repent before it’s too late. Jesus wants to save you and the only way to heaven is through HIM. God is calling the lost to come to Him. He can help you and save you! He loves you! Now is the time. It’s no accident you’re seeing this, draw near to Him and He will draw near to you ❤️ God bless you.

[@Jonas-gl9ke]

@@chickennuggets5549 What is Jesus saving us from?

[@sticktothefacts8905]

@@Jonas-gl9ke Im hoping its saving us from people preaching religion in YT channels focussed on athletics

[@niklasnilsson4705]

I'm 100%. Just needs the wind to be legal...

[@countys32]

He just did that dummy.

[@maliknewton957]

He ran 9.83 what is in his Gatorade and he beat the world champ that’s crazy

[@vernonfrance2974]

I wonder too.

[@cashrjr23]

his form

[@alphaseeker8136]

Evolution of ped

[@DanMan1234561]

​@@alphaseeker8136 yup imo 100%

[@joshspiker]

@@alphaseeker8136 Yup. When I was on the high school track team, they never did testing for PEDs. Kids can take all kinds of stuff, and no one would ever know about it.

[@kiz__]

Ran against this kid at the Missouri class 2 State meet he beat me in the 200m, he was 1st I was 2nd. Great to see he’s where I thought he’d be. He broke every single record in every event he ran in. Special kid with great genetics from his Olympian parents. Can’t wait to see what he does next.

[@DAJOKA98]

Get yourself running fast too.

[@jayjayisaiah1251]

What’s his name ?

[@kiz__]

@@jayjayisaiah1251 Issam Asinga

[@sammel4184]

what time did you run?

[@Brave-828]

Forget the 0.6 extra wind. 9.83 is crazy for a high schooler

[@dennisrobinson8008]

He also has the 20.11 200m. When Boling came out of his he had the 9.98 wind aided that converted to like 10.13 and a 20.3 200m and he was top of the heap at that time. This kid is already at top of NCAA level let alone high school.

[@LordDelCasa]

Still getting my jaw off the floor. That is absolutely crazy.

[@TheLondonForever00]

All I know is these lads are damn fast!

[@philippeterson9512]

For a little more context, at the 1988 Olympics, Carl Lewis won the gold after Ben Johnson was disqualified. Lewis’ time was 9.92. .

[@cattycats4]

100m best in the world in 2023: With a perfect start: Fahnbulleh The favourite: Fred Kerley The Hype: Noah Lyles The freak kids: Issam Asinga, Terrance Jones The Dark Horse: Andre Degrasse The actual champ: Marcel Jacobs The comeback story: Christian Coleman Jamaican standard: Seville and Blake Africa genetics: Omanyala and Simbine If he gets it right in the final: Bromell And out of all those the fastest man of 2023 over 100m will be...... Michael Norman.

[@derrickjackson9697]

For freak kids you forgot knighton 5th fastest 200 meter of all time

[@richardgallimore5976]

If De Grasse is in form AND there is a huge tailwind I think The Dark Horse has a decent shot. He seems to run faster with a tailwind compared to other sprinters, though he runs worse than others into a headwind. I think it's a bodytype thing, I would assume Kerley would gain less benefit from a tailwind, but would be able to power through a headwind much better.

[@cattycats4]

@@richardgallimore5976 I agree Degrasse runs real quick with a tailwind

[@TomTropicana]

He is gifted with elite level talent. He needs more races posted when he competes. Goodluck kid😊

[@PA_MD1]

He is a CHEATER.

[@michealsizemore1]

It is crazy what these athletes have been doing across the globe over the past 2 years. Just insane. COVID did something to track and field athletes.

[@kvltman782]

Gave them more time to train and focus without needing to compete (in 2020, early 2021), fewer travel obligations. Possibly less need to cycle on and off PEDs since drug testing was reduced/eliminated.

[@jimclawley9117]

Yes, stopped out of competition testing. There will be some big busts this year

[@noelbartley1084]

​@@jimclawley9117 Nonsense

[@jimclawley9117]

@@noelbartley1084 don’t dream! What about the history of athletics makes that comment nonsense. Please tell me because I’m dying to hear your delusional answer

[@reddragon1572]

​@@jimclawley9117 what percentage of say top 20 sprinters, do you, in your opinion, believe have doped during their sprinting career? I was amazed that Gatlin was ever allowed to compete again.

[@ShrayJFitnTravel]

Straight goosebumps at the end. That's so awesome, I love track.

[@samueltullis806]

Congratulations to Asinga for winning this 100 meter race! Keep putting in the Work! Good running by Noah Lyles, Kendall Williams, and the other race participants!

[@PaulSmith-dy5wi]

Not every day you beat a world champ in the same race. Hope he stays healthy.

[@tkk3852]

Noah is not a world champ in the same race. He is a world champ in 200

[@pluslogic584]

@@tkk3852 that’s not what he means, he meant that Asinga beat a world champ who was in the same race as him

[@dennisrobinson8008]

How many 9.83's have been run with wind or not?

[@marcoleone8189]

UNREAL! Excited to see what's next for this young man!

[@krissynatalia6903]

I love your content...Checking if I missed when you covered Bouwahjie Nkrumie from Jamaica? He did a wind legal 9.99 this season, at their senior high school championships...Did you cover him? Because that's mightily outstanding and he's still in hs as well! Would love to hear back! (and if you haven't covered him just yet, would be great if you did! 👍🏽👍🏽)

[@Alejandro_BoniIIa]

Replying so that this comment gets moved up and hopefully seen by trp

[@krissynatalia6903]

@@Alejandro_BoniIIa thank you! Hope so!

[@adu11]

He doesn't typically cover junior international athletes unless they're competing in a global or professional event. He hasn't covered Puripol Boonson or Gout Gout either. Seems his preferred reporting standard

[@AJT127]

@@adu11 I still can’t understand why he does this, more people need to know about people like Boonson yet he makes 10 videos every time Abby Steiner or Matthew Boling breathes

[@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1]

@@AJT127 which is honestly one of the reason both athletes get pushbacks it’s due to the over reporting of them when there’s other athletes stories to uncover. I think Abby is better received because she set new college PR and ran world class times whereas Boling outdoors doesn’t run times that would get you placed in the WC I know their money generates clicks and money but at one point you gotta ask why you cover track is it for the money purely or the love of the sport (and to make money)

[@chuckdeuces911]

I'm going to say what no one else wants to say but what all really high end athletes are thinking. First of all, is this kid really just 18 or 17? Secondly the fact that him and his female counterpart at Monte Verde have BOTH ran near world leading times as high schoolers really brings into question what's really going on. One great athlete? Ok, in get it. Assinga was having trouble breaking 10.9s this time last year, literally. 3 of his first 5 100m races last year were 10.9 and most of his 200m races were 22 ish. Less than a year later he's running near world leader status? Same with Hodges, she's running mid 23s in the 200m all last year. No one knew who she was on this level and all of a sudden she runs a 22.33, 4th in the world? As a 16 year old junior? I'm curious to see what they all do when they are on a 'real' track in a 'real' race that's official as a real pro event like diamond leagues or worlds type events. I find it hard to believe these times are not something suspicious to say the least. Yeah, call me a hater. Whatever.. but I've been doing this for 30 years and when FloJo ran the way she did everyone said 'hold on' and when Ben Johnson smoked the field everyone said 'hold on' ... 0.6m wind is not much over the limit. I get he beat Lyles will be the argument but no pro is in form yet. Lyles isn't even close to being where he's going to be. Even in their state finals for high school Assinga was running high 21.95. That's not even 10.5 months ago. His 100m was 10.69. He ran 10.97 on May 7th in his state sectionals race with 0.7m wind in his face, basically nothing. How is someone who is rational supposed to take this? I love greatness, I truly do but he seems like he is 1.5 years ahead of where he should be. I guess the thought would be, he should break the world record in everything without a second thought. He's by far FAR FAR the greatest high school track athlete of all time and Hodges is probably the best female athlete of all time after what they've done.

[@chuckdeuces911]

I also want to make sure people know he's a great kid. I love his attitude. He's smart af too. Hodges the same. I love they are here running for us and themselves. I will definitely be rooting for them all day long without a doubt. No hatred towards them at all. I'm just saying what most people who have half a brain would be wondering. Wtf is happening right now. He was born in Georgia but has lived in Zambia and is a dual citizen, I hope he runs for America but if he runs for Zambia I will cheer him on like I did Bolt. I think Hodge will run for the British Virgin islands but I'll still root for her too.

[@dennisrobinson8008]

That is a wild jump for both of them. The question is what did they do between the end of last season and this season?

[@PA_MD1]

He is NOT "great by far". He is a CHEATER.

[@ericfletcher2887]

BEYOND INSANE!!!! THIS IS JUST A BOY, what will he be like in 10 years when he reaches his prime

[@andrearatkovic4048]

Noah LOVES a good challenge and usually comes out on top when presented w/one. I love his charisma! This boy Issam may push Noah to new heights--will be fun to watch. Issam has a very strong and fast stride--clearly talented.

[@warchampion8788]

Wow! He officially holds the fastest 100 meter time ever recorded in high school under all conditions. 9.83 is absolutely a dream for any high school athlete to ever run, let alone a sub 10. This is absolutely absurd and very commendable!

[@TheSk8erGamer]

Lyles 🤝 getting cooked by high schoolers

[@markn7882]

😂😂😂😂

[@markn7882]

What a time to be alive lmao

[@creex7118]

This young man will destroy the 10 seconds. This young is the real deal with this and will be the future of the 100m in the future.

[@joshmyers2461]

Watched him run when I went to state in 2021 in Missouri.. bro jogged and broke every meet and state record.

[@SPARTAN3D]

Man I thought Mathew Boilings sub 10 in high school was crazy now this, even less wind too just insane

[@dennisrobinson8008]

Boling 9.98 wind aided converted to 10.13. That's the level he was at 10.13 100m and 20.3 200m.

[@djcoldfood8800]

You should cover the 15 year old that ran 20.87 in Australia, his name is Gout Gout!

[@Ghoster311]

So this guy has gone from 6.86 to 6.57 tying a national record, 22.30 to 20.48 smashing the high school record indoors. 20.76 to 20.11 outdoors just off the record and now from 10.44 to 9.93 basic outdoors in one year? This is beyond sus.

[@Nyasalands_Finest]

He's a kid. He could have grown 3-4 inches in 1 year... It's called development. Knighton went from 19.8-19.4 in one season. They're still teens and will get much faster..

[@thorodinson7467]

sussy baka

[@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1]

Kids have way bigger upside and improvement arcs than fully grown men You’re still growing into your body getting stronger exponentially and improving as an athlete Seeing big jump as a youth/junior athlete is explainable

[@c0ntr1but10n]

Even with roids you've gotta give him physical credit for it as well, you can't just take them and then become a rocket

[@Andrembramwell]

Yep even with drugs this is tough and this is someone who's trained in a camp where I was the only one not on drugs lmaooo those guys were running 10.0-10.2 on drugs and 20 point in the 200 meter

[@ToyotaPrius-bq9jh]

best running channel by far

[@artdogg50]

I think what's most impressive is the time he ran at his age. A time that puts him in contention in pretty much any race he was in, if he's actually allowed to run in them. Noah Lyles has never really been that strong of a 100m runner, so I won't overreact just became he got beat in it. But if anything could motivate him to get more serious about the 100m, like he says he wants to, this would certainly do it.

[@lamarm5276]

Erriyons record doesn’t count towards the high school list because when you go pro you forego your eligibility, hence the reason why Knighton isn’t listed as the 200m Hs record holder

[@Arithmophobia]

I think that’s a dumb rule, he was still going to classes when he broke the record.

[@Andrew-ry9be]

@@Arithmophobia he wasn’t competing for his school though. He was competing for a company.

[@efisgpr]

​@@Arithmophobia Higher level competition not only pressures you, but can create a wind-breaking effect. It's a good rule.

[@Brave-828]

He holds both junior and under twenty global records. They count more than the dismissible US high school record

[@robertspies4695]

We need to go to strictly age defined records. The HS rules are often set up to support the HS system not necessarily the athlete.

[@damien5971]

Issam Asinga is now officially eligible to represent Suriname 🇸🇷,he can walk in his dad's footsteps and be even better 💪

[@JaneDoane]

Just when I was looking where is from ! Thank you 👍🏾 ! I guess Tommy Assinga is he’s father ?

[@damien5971]

@@JaneDoane Correct, his mom was also an Olympic sprinter for Zambia so dude has Fast Genes 🏃🏾‍♂

[@PA_MD1]

A CHEATER. GW1516 is not available as a legally prescribed medication or supplement and “was pulled from clinical trials when it was found to cause cancer, which means it has not undergone human studies and is not safe to use.”

[@aurora-cc6hk]

why doesn’t this have more views???

[@calcobb442]

I still maintain that Noah Lyles is not a top 100 meter sprinter. He is not a world champion in the 100. This young gun would likely not fair as well in the 200 as would Lyles. Lyles generates phenomenal speed over a distance...the 200 is his race.

[@dennisrobinson8008]

The kid already has a 20.1

[@mateoganje7538]

Imagine the feeling this kid must have right now knowing he took down a world championship athlete. If I were him I would have trouble keeping my ego in check lmao.

[@danestanley-sandymartin]

He'll break 10 for the 100 and break 20 for the 200m this season for sure. The kid is a weapon. BEAST!!!

[@GregoryFord98]

Noah is going to add this to his villian arc. I'm mostly kidding, but l love watching him motivate himself

[@jermaine-resurrect-palmer7239]

Yup! Noah Lyles has to skip another planned dinner with his folks😁. The last time he skipped dinner, it was Erriyon Knighton that ran 19:49 in the 200m and now this. Noah Lyles strive on occasion like these.😊. He lives for it!💪

[@-ClearQuartzzz-]

Noah isn't even all that in the 100m. He should stick to the 200m.

[@jermaine-resurrect-palmer7239]

@@-ClearQuartzzz- he's just doing these runs to improve his start for the first half of his pet event.

[@barath4545]

Still amazing! It reminds me of Terrance Laird (in college) who ran 9.80 in the NCAA, also wind aided.

[@coollikedat9145]

That’s the beauty of competitive athletics, there’s really is no “one guy or gal”. On any given day somebody can come out and do something “outrageous”! The sport (track and field) is evolving, the competitors are constantly pushing each other “to better”. Most of all, there’s no room for big mouths and bragging, all the “talking” happens with “the feet on the track”, the performance. Last time was Erriyon Knighton making his debut. Now it’s Assam Asinga throwing his hat in the ring, 9.83 😮. The field just keeps on getting deeper. Not to mention Lyles, Kerley, Bromell, AND Michael Norman is moving from the 400m to the 100m ~ a lot to watch! If you thought track may get boring bec Bolt is gone, think again! It’s moving on!

[@norwolf4765]

Some of these next generation sprinters are unbelievable. I was a sprint coach for a number of years and had some great sprinters, but Knighton and this young man are way over the top.

[@mikemowett7401]

He gets props for running through the line, unlike that other junior show boater lately. Just sick of these athletes of all ages who play around with slowing way down before the line. Usain started it with his 9.69 world record but the man was the GOAT and rightfully deserved respect, the others not yet.

[@selvinlinton]

Usain Bolt would have been less of a star if he had run through the line accomplishing a potentially better time at the Beijing Olympic and thereby earning less money during his Carrier. Unlike you Usain Bolt is not Short Sighted. He recognized that at the end of the day he was not in the track and field business but instead the entertainment business. Sprinting Just like in boxing your fame and earnings is tied to having the ability to capture the imagination of the causal fans who’s talking Point is “ Did so see that the guy broke the world record while jogging”. Even if it is a bit of an exaggeration

[@tradewins]

@@selvinlinton career not carrier. Casual not causal.

[@blainenewton7188]

Definitely have to give props to Asinga. He's run some serious times, so he appears to be the real deal. Probably shouldn't read too much into this just yet, though, as far as Lyles is concerned, because he's obviously looking to peak for this summer's World Championships in Budapest. Lyles is always at his best in the big meets when it matters most. In fact, this loss might just inspire him, just like Knighton's 19.49 inspired him last season, and we saw what happened after that.

[@perspective8369]

I freaked out when this happened. There’s another high schooler challenging lyles now 😂

[@mssha1980]

I think Noah needs to run in all pro races only. It doesn’t look good to get beat by non pro runners

[@perspective8369]

@@mssha1980 lol, who gives if it doesn’t look good. If it’s a challenge then it’s good for him. I think one of the reasons that motivated lyles in the 200m so much last year was the competition with Knighton.

[@mssha1980]

@@perspective8369 it does matter when you want to command top dollar for your craft.

[@perspective8369]

@@mssha1980 you know nothing about track and field. Also not everything is about money

[@mssha1980]

@@perspective8369 trust I do understand. it’s why track isn’t taken seriously as a sport and they don’t make as much as they should. Imagine a top nba players losing against a high schooler. I understand Noah will peak later and he’s not a top 100m runner but still not a good look

[@timmytheinventor4746]

Yes. Yes he will. 9.95 and 19.93 coming this season, I assure you.

[@tonygreen4074]

That young moon is ready to shine..keep ur kool. Keep ur focus. The moon will never fall👏👏🙏

[@theoohler4749]

The best most accurate word, expression is, "Wow!!!" to answer your question, "DoI think Issam Asinga can run sub10 seconds under legal conditions in 2023".... well, if Issam Asinga is running against professional competition like he did in this race I believe his chance go up. If Issam Asinga runs against his peer group (High Scoolers) no I don't.

[@jetthamilton8131]

He’s going to break the world record one day

[@nkhuwachiti1976]

🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲 big win! US based but proudly Zambian lad

[@Thermolizer]

First time I've heard of Issam. I'll keep an eye on him going forward!

[@WalterWhite-sm2dr]

9.83 was gold and a world recored in the Atlanta Olympics '96

[@skepticalmonkey7263]

He won't even be 19 until December 29. Kid is spectacular, so excited to keep watching him. They need to get a good race for these guys with legal wind, so they can set the records that they deserve to hold.

[@daxmoney5011]

Bruh I live in Oklahoma so for track and field there 90% of times would be invalid or illegal because of how bad the wind can be

[@duncanharvey2209]

Awesome run. However insert Way to Win saying wind makes no difference to race results 😂😂😂😂

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

that guy has never ran a 100m in his life lmao

[@duncanharvey2209]

@@TheoOJamaloO1 lol. That's what I reckon as well!. I mean I keep waiting for him to say it's all a joke. Surely no-one is that stupid 😂

[@khalils9023]

Obviously, he can break 10 seconds given legal conditions. I am already looking forward to seeing him run a sub 9.90 under legal conditions and get after Colemans 9.82 collegiate record next season assuming Terrence Jones does not break it this year!!!

[@thinkingcouchfilms]

I think Jones is coming for it lol

[@HandsomeJelly]

That was my thought as I scrolled through comments. 2.6 isn't crazy wind when they allow 2.0. With 2.0 wind it would've been 9.87 or so

[@panashenhavira7116]

@@HandsomeJelly wouldnt that have taken out Tebogo's record?

[@HandsomeJelly]

@@panashenhavira7116 Yeah

[@facereality0007]

ONE WORD: PHENOMENAL!🏃🏿💨

[@EnviroNews]

This kid is blowing our mind rn.

[@fernandob.sabinodasilva5043]

He did it! 9.89 at the South American Championship in Brazil. AR!

[@chickennuggets5549]

Jesus Christ is coming back! Are we ready? We must repent before it’s too late. Jesus wants to save you and the only way to heaven is through HIM. God is calling the lost to come to Him. He can help you and save you! He loves you! Now is the time. It’s no accident you’re seeing this, draw near to Him and He will draw near to you ❤️ God bless you.

[@power4u]

He would have gained allot of confidence out of this race. I'm sure he will aim for a 9.80s in legal wind conditions in 2023.

[@dennisrobinson8008]

That's a good analysis. This confidence will last all season. He'll train with it and perform with it.

[@PeteZam]

wow, hes definitely going sub 10 this year

[@ayronwyd]

got to watch issam at state last year, knew he was going to be something special when he practically jogged a 10.4

[@kokochipssyd7686]

You are now scaring the islanders. Lol ...

[@kiz__]

Yeah he was a junior last year I ran against him when he was a sophomore. His stride is so smooth and it just looked like he was jogging.

[@1retdGI]

This is setting up the scene for a "Must Watch" 2023 track season. The Jamaican, Canadian & other men have gotten stronger but it looks like the USA has stepped up to meet all of their challenges. Can't wait until the World's this summer. The kids are coming.

[@moonstone3578]

He is either gonna be the next big thing or already reached his peak....But hollllyyy shitvhe is FAST!

[@Zephyr653]

Massive kudos to Asinga! The magnitude of improvement year over year does raise an eyebrow. Hope the kid stays grounded as he has the potential to dominate. Cannot wait to see Asinga develop over the next 5 years.

[@bakervinci163]

That was at LSU. I had that stadium record in the pole vault for a few years. It has been crushed since

[@awildwumpus7568]

And he just broke the U20 World Record. Amazing.

[@mrgold3591]

I'm really hoping this is the start of American dominance in sprinting for men and women. Track and field is my favorite sport to watch for men and women!

[@timmytheinventor4746]

Man, when are we ever gonna get legal wind in fast sprint meets! Frustrates me.

[@cashrjr23]

season just started

[@1976stoney]

April is notorious for wind assisted times. Famously William Snoddy ran his hurricane assisted +11.2 in early April 78, faster than the WR at the time ( I think it was 1st April in fact!!)

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

I can't even see any wind there

[@NinjaKiller1022]

I think this is just a warmup for Noah Lyles. Let’s not forget about last year and how everyone said that Knighton was going to beat NL, and we all know what happened next. Don’t get too excited.

[@shubhmishra3338]

Superb... This is insane level.

[@bobabola3399]

This kid is special

[@markortiz1506]

One of the few times on KZbin that the title was accurate. High Schoolers breaking 10 seconds and 20 seconds. Look out Usain.... the world is coming after you.

[@jjwilson9225]

My son is running a 11.1 and he is only a freshman in high school. He is the fastest freshman in the state of Tennessee. His name is Tevin Reed and he go to school at Dyer County High School in West Tennessee. Facts

[@felixlara2945]

Why do all the track heads disrespect Tyreek hill's speed if it was literally the 2nd fastest an American high schooler had ever ran at the time

[@bbknight16]

anyone see tyreek hill amongst the fastest high school 200 runners of all time? dude FAST

[@jayjayisaiah1251]

Zambia 🇿🇲 Decent

[@michaelm9871]

Hopefully he hasn't peaked too early in his season. Would be awesome to see him go on to break the record under legal conditions later in the season.

[@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

[@battshytkrazy156]

BRILLIANT 👏

[@jagatsevakc]

missed you Kovy E ... always filling ;)

[@Samesaidone]

These junior athletes are showing out and fearless against their senior counterparts. 9.93 adjusted is for sure world class

[@brettennals4362]

I feel he'll go legal 9.90 in 100eters and 200meters I think 19.88 ,another ERRIYON .....LOADING !!!!

[@younotruth934]

Noah out here really beefing with all highschoolers

[@truth8508]

Everyone had the same wind. Huge victory.

[@MrPanggs]

?? there was a meet today?? EDIT: 9.83??? Wtf are they feeding these kids

[@WorldwideDarts]

Juice 😁

[@-ClearQuartzzz-]

Genetics

[@juliahertz1788]

literally steroids this kid ran 10.9 last year no one in the history ever has made a jump that big ever hes 100% juicing. Unless im proven wrong?

[@TheoOJamaloO1]

@@juliahertz1788 10.4

[@dennisrobinson8008]

@@juliahertz1788 Coleman was 11.8 as a sophomore, 10.9 as a Jr and 10.29 as a senior. People who train year round and have a lot of potential can make huge jumps.

[@arsena1816]

I recall Matt Boling had estimated over 4 plus wind at 9.99 and it was the greatest thing ever. No one counts wind aided times in lists. The wind can vary from slight to very strong tailwind so you never count it but clout chasing keeps it for Boling and now this. He and Erryington are the 2 fastest HSers ever with legit times.

[@-ClearQuartzzz-]

Not anymore 😂

[@TheHuskyK9]

Wind-legal or not, dude can safely say that he beat Noah Lyles in a race. Not many high-schoolers can brag about that

[@carterwilson4605]

Let me take a wild guess. It was one of the greatest performances OF ALL TIME.

[@thejoyofsoxmovie7211]

Insane!

[@carterwilson4605]

@@thejoyofsoxmovie7211 it was a joke, because everything on this channel is dubbed as being one of the greatest of all times, which ends up meaning that nothing is. LOL

[@thejoyofsoxmovie7211]

@@carterwilson4605 I agree, and was trying to say the same thing - everything is "insane" here, esp. Matthew Boling. :-)

[@kdwaynec]

It's totally INSANE!!!

[@봄열갈결-e5o]

damn that is crazy 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@mf5202]

Jesus. 9.83. Holy crap. Name sounds familiar, was dad a sprinter too?

[@bobabola3399]

Yup. Mom ans Dad

[@GregMeg]

Damn that young man opened a gap in the 100m.

[@antoniojohnson3925]

He won't runt faster than Christina Coleman, Curely or Andre DeGrass in 100.

[@artdogg50]

At that time he might. Doubt it'd ever happen though. Not sure why pros were running against high schoolers, but I suspect it won't happen again after this. 😂

[@_Island_Boy]

I can 100% guarantee that Noah is NOT. Breaking Usain Bolt's time in his career

[@blazeeexd]

Hey have u seen the australian sprinting junior king gout gout? hes only 15 and is ranked first in the under 18s 200m in the whole world as of right now with a 20.87 in the 200m and around 4th for the 100m with a 10.43. He's gonna be australia's next sprinting star.

[@trinidadrodriquez876]

Fast but a 16 year old Asian last year ran. 10.09 in the 100. And best of 20.19 in 200.

[@moonstone3578]

Holy shit

[@moonstone3578]

He already got his peak won't be much forward a couple of years I mean he already looks 30

[@jaybee946]

+2.6 is not much over the legal limit. And he completely smoked Lyles. Unreal race.

[@Dosha.Khalid.22]

Them Florida boys got that speed frfr

[@stingstungme]

Issam Asinga has just been banned for 4 years for doping.