The Most INSANE Sprinting Achievement of All Time

[@auburnmann3630]

Still a 2 time World Champion, an Olympic Champion and World Record holder. Not to mention one of the few people to be world class in all of the outdoor sprint events.

[@Mr._Reborn]

To be world class in the 1, 2, and 4 is the equivalent to being super man

[@seanfisher8999]

He has my vote 🤔...unheard of talent for sure.

[@ampmmbe1590]

Absolutely 🤗

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

I thought it was 3x world 15' 16' 17. He did say three peat in the video. I might be wrong though... He just says global title. So two worlds and the Olympics. Ok. Have a good day.

[@theruckinmaul1460]

@@Robert_McGarry_Poems Yes, 2 world champion, 15 and 17.

[@panashenhavira]

Wayde Van Niekerk is very underrated. He only lost two races from 2015 to 2017. His world record is very disrespected. I've seen a lot of people saying Certain athletes could run under 43 seconds. They weren't saying this when Johnson held the record

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Bruh. I think it's because we have so many talented athletes competing in the same Era. This Era has about 5 or 6 sub 44 second sprinters. More than any in history.

[@panashenhavira]

@@khumokwezimashapa2245 But still. If you think about it, people are disrespecting his record. If you think about it carefully, there are no clear signs than anyone else is capable of touching 43.0. I mean... Kerley is delusional enough to believe he can run 42

[@devino8570]

@@panashenhavira yeah I think it is because people don't want to acknowledge the fact that he broke the world record and that it wasn't an American because everyone is so focused on the American sprinters

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

@Panashe Nhavira I was just trying to make sense of why people think his record can be beaten so soon, but still they are disrespecting it too much. That 43.03 is from another dimension yet they think just because there's more fast 400m guys that'll be broken. Nah. It's not that easy. If anyone has a chance of breaking that record it's the great man himself. If someone does run faster than 43.03 then they would have to be in the same race as Van Niekerk to able to run that fast, because he always pulls people through to run fast times

[@a-liquis6456]

@@khumokwezimashapa2245 From 2010 to 2019 there were exactly 10 sprinters who ran sub 44.

[@TheChessRunner]

I still get goozebumps thinking back to that 43.03. Still the greatest sportmoment I ever saw for me

[@tsakuyo]

I was so gutted for him when he wasn't able to make it to the finals in Tokyo. I would have loved to just see him run on the biggest stage after all he went through.

[@shanelawson5072]

... don't feel too sorry for him... He's got his World Record, World Champs & Olympic Golds... & he doesn't care that you are a loser in track & field! Lol

[@ishfaqshah7393]

@@shanelawson5072errm where did he mention that he was a track & field athlete, even IF he was what does that have to do with what he said? keep your snobish comments to yourself, because nobody likes a hater. The guy was simply admiring Van Niekerk and wanted to see him run again in the olympics.

[@shanelawson5072]

@@ishfaqshah7393 err... I said loser but I maybe should've said 'a nobody'... Just saying his pity is misplaced... He should feel sorrier for himself... & maybe YOU!? Lol.

[@liawjiayong]

@@shanelawson5072 dood whats wrong with u

[@shanelawson5072]

@@liawjiayong... Nothing is wrong with me. Just pointing out that Wayde Van Niekerk has had a complete career that anyone would be thrilled with. 2 World Championships with Olympic Gold & World Record in the middle. There are more deserving targets to be receiving pity or be 'gutted' about ⁉️

[@2funk2bpunk]

The quality of your videos lately has been simply off the charts! I'm totally glued to them each time and finding out about so much interesting stuff. Thank you!

[@miscellaneousmerchandise4160]

He was with me in high school one of the most down to earth people I have ever met. Not just a stunning athlete but a stunning person.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

If Wayde didn't get injured, he would've sent everyone to the next dimension. I'm not too worried about him though, because now sprinters are able to PR in their early to late 30s and mans is only 29. I don't think we've seen the last of Wayde Van Niekerk

[@devino8570]

Hopefully he surprises us with a few more low 43s and one last Olympic medal

[@dario_navalv]

Michael Johnson was 32 years old when he broke the world record

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

@@dario_navalv Yes. He was still able to run sub 44 into his 30s

[@certifiedchaos4643]

@@khumokwezimashapa2245 just needs to be fully healthy

[@Aboukay80]

The only issue is that ACL tears are so brutal that it is rare to see athletes be able to be in better shape after such an injury.. Of course there are athletes that have managed to do so but this is more of an exception rather than the norm

[@brendancronin3796]

I remember watching the race with my brother and I said to him " WOW this guy isn't slowing down " it was astounding the pace he kept and his split times were awesome and people overuse the word awesome now ...they say " I've just eaten an awesome burger " but when something is truly awesome it just leaves you dumbstruck ....you know you've witnessed greatness and them moments are few and far between

[@thewalkingjoke3843]

Dude I just had a awesome McDonald milkshake

[@brendancronin3796]

@@thewalkingjoke3843 no you didn't...you just had a milkshake ...unless the clouds parted and god appeared having a milkshake is not awesome lol....but I like your sense of humour

[@wilhelmw3455]

He is still one of the all time greats of sprinting even if he were to retire today but I’m still hoping he can return to his best.

[@jcsrio15]

I was just a casual T&F fan but your channel is getting me addicted. Your content is amazing, you're doing a great job.

[@HomoSapienMan]

Agreed his last 5-10 vids have been engaging almost like a history lesson, and I eve watch the ones I didn't use too like long distance and shotput and enjoyed them and now know more for it. In fact I pretty much know all the top contenders in every category now cos of this channel

[@joecoolmccall]

I have always been impressed by his ability to keep his form together through the entire 400m.

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

Wayde is still a legend. Incredible achievement at such a young age. Unbeatable. BEST OF THE BEST

[@luisfernandes2522]

I was so shocked when I heard about his injury... I'm not a south African but I do love being able to witness world record performances and history in the making... So sad about him... Hopefully he might return, let's hope so

[@runninggirl2765]

What a tremendous athlete! I ran the 400 way back in the day (at a D1 school), so know how grueling it can be. His effortless stride and perfect cadence was beauty to behold. An athlete that could have done so much more, save the injuries. Thanks for the vid.

[@elchappo1320]

His 2016 400m run is the greatest performance in any sport of all time!

[@sarelbester9039]

Your videos are by far the best that I have ever seen in the athletics world. The level of detail that you acquire and present, and the findings that you make are just astonishing. I have total and complete respect for you!! Blessings!

[@Fontsman]

It is very sad that he was struck down in his prime. He's been one of the most remarkable athletes. The fluidity, speed and grace of his running has been captivating. His 400 world record was jaw dropping.

[@ampmmbe1590]

Simply the best at the 400m. No one has come close. I remember watching him in a race against James and one of the top American runners. He beat them and collapsed afterwards. After that I knew he only needed a bit more conditioning and he would soon be ready to break Johnson's record. And he did. There are two runners that I believe can challenge for global titles after injury and he is one of them. His rehab and build up is very important.

[@GregoryLanceLugo]

Wow - thanks for putting this one out - I always knew him as 400m guy never knew he was that stout in both the 1 thru 300 , incredible - that is definitely Bo Jackson-esque

[@theerictalbert2841]

It’s a shame that Wayde Van Niekerk suffered such an injury. I was super excited to see what he would be able to accomplish as he continued reaching new heights of his track and field career. I believe that he could have easily broken the 400m world record yet again if he didn’t get injured. He will always be remembered as quite possibly the greatest 400m athlete/endurance sprinter to ever grace a track.

[@devertonpasley4942]

Not the greatest. Michael Johnson is the Greatest Quarter miler...

[@abone2pick]

@@arnoldharker being the fastest doesn't make you the greatest. Michael Johnsons career was way more impressive then wan niekerk so far. Mj was undefeated for almost a decade bro how can u even compare him to wade.

[@roybean7166]

@@abone2pick well, Wayde was injured. Else he would of been unbeaten all the lost yrs.

[@roybean7166]

@Omarion Tech Tips Wayde was more dominant. Just bad luck for the injury, he lost almost 4 good yrs.

[@abone2pick]

@@roybean7166 he literally lost the 200 to ramil guliyv in 2017. He's good at at 400 but Johnson was unbeatable in both events.

[@HogRider2]

The only thing you left out is that he won the silver in the 200m at the 2017 world championships

[@ferdinandvanzyl1500]

I still believe Wayde can get back to top not breaking his world record, but number one in the World Im a Fellow South African He must just come visit his former coach aunty Ans back in South Africa 🇿🇦 Get hes head right I heard some of his interviews in Afrikaans language (his mother tounge) I believe in the faith he has in God Watch out Eugene .

[@Xx-po1fu]

He's 15 minutes of glory is over

[@bloodybaron3063]

@@Xx-po1fu dude how is 4 years dominating the worlds best 15 min? 😞 there's just no pleasing some people...

[@CaptainCook83]

There is still hope. I want to see him this season.

[@onigbajamo]

This season is over though? Unless he still has local SA races.

[@CaptainCook83]

@@onigbajamo jip its rest, and recoup, will see what he does in the local meets in prep for next year’s international.

[@roybean7166]

He says he is almost back to his best in training. So hopefully next couple of yrs will be good.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

@@onigbajamo He says he will try to race in SA when he gets a chance. He lives in the US now, so he might not race as frequently

[@MrSeanMDolan]

Based on these PBs he is simply the greatest runner of all time.

[@roybean7166]

Definitely👍

[@jesuisdavid1]

was Bolt snapped out of existence by Thanos?

[@Jumpman-305]

Yeah right… nobody is better than Bolt. 🧢

[@Julius_Paul]

There is no "what if". He is simply in a class of his own regarding versatility at all four types of sprints. No one can do that. It's not even close.

[@HomoSapienMan]

One of my favourite athletes of all time, I literally only heard of him after the fact, watching these videos and getting back into athletics over the last few months

[@jeffallinson8089]

I knew he was an unbelievable 400m runner but didn't have a clue that he was so fast over 100 and 200m. I doubt we will see his achievements matched in my lifetime.

[@pradeepfernando1336]

love this. Thank you total running production. Always good to hear narrators voice with a goose bumps

[@bab9765]

Yohan Blake is maybe the biggest "what if" athlete track and field will ever see.

[@stevechicco1158]

Yohan Blake would have broken at least one of Bolt's records. He almost took down his 200m

[@thewalkingjoke3843]

@@stevechicco1158 Bolt ran against the wind, Blake ran with it. Blake had a slow start because of lack of focus, maybe Bolt ran a tiny bit slower at one point of his race due to lack of focus too, who knows? In summary, Bolt could probably have run even faster too, so Bolt is still the best 200m runner of all time by a lot.

[@bab9765]

@@thewalkingjoke3843 yes of course: 3 Olympic golds 4 world Championchip golds World record 4 of 7 times under 19.50

[@undertaker7907]

@@thewalkingjoke3843 still, Bolt never ran that fast again. Blake also ran the fastest 100m bend ever. So Blake was a strong contender

[@larrymcdonald5219]

Watching this montage of Bo Jackson in his prime makes me realize how phenomenal an athlete he truly was, but I digress lol. Wayne will hopefully have his best racing yet to come.

[@silvermanandbuddy5111]

Netflix needs to give you your own show man.. the quality of your prodution is excellent

[@God-cm5xs]

4:55 dude literally ran 31.0-31.1 in his first 300m of 400m record.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

That same year he also ran 31.03. He basically PR'd in that race. He's a mad man

[@nizamselim7825]

It's rather sad and a tragedy that such a versatile and champion sprinter like Wayde van Niekerk was lost to the track so early in his career in 2017 due yo injury! I miss him and his excellence of performance on the track. Pray that he recovers and stages a glotious comeback. He is such a joy to see on the track sprinting like a Cheetah.

[@destinycampbell2863]

There is hope. He is talented and still can come back

[@michellevey9608]

Just a fantastic channel!

[@judsdragon]

yet another great presentation and much appreciated keep them coming

[@klooger28]

imagine the what ifs people would be spouting if usain bolt was injured in 2010, and yet we know he set all his best times in 2009 anyway, but if he had a career ending injury then people would be claiming stuff like 18.8 200m and 9.3 100m and all sorts of stuff lol.

[@abone2pick]

Nah he lost to Tyson gay in 2010 and I think we all knew then he wasn't as hungry anymore in training.

[@LK-bz9sk]

I was surprised to hear that he tore up his knee playing rugby of all sports. I know these athletes need a break from the track and want to have some fun, but wow, to risk all that talent. There wont be another Wade for a generation or two thats for sure.

[@chukwuebukaiyidiobi9284]

Thanks for this. Of all the athletes, I love Van Nieker the most.

[@5step]

Thanks for creating these great videos!

[@omarlazo5191]

Sad to know he was injuried... Hope he can recovery soon

[@roybean7166]

As Danie Craven, SA great head of rugby said when he was struck down by cancer. " when life is at its best, it turns around and gives you a klap " ( punch ) unfortunately that what happened to Wayde. But he is so determined, he can make a comeback.

[@snooples]

nobody ran the final 100 niekerk did, absolute tragedy that we may never get to see that form again

[@abone2pick]

Butch Reynolds has the fastest 100 split for the last quarter of the race. Wade still impressive af tho

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

Dont forget he also got a world silver in 200m in London 2017. Unreal.

[@certifiedchaos4643]

The beat is crazy man 🔥🔥🔥🔥 and as always until next time

[@carolo364]

Excellent video my friend

[@kovar2344]

Ostrava maaaaan :D always up there. What a meeting. (btw if i remember correctly, they used to pay Bolt around 400K USD to race there)

[@Neofolis]

My biggest "what ifs" are probably Noah Ngeny and Yohan Blake, although there are so many you could include, like Genzebe Dibaba, who was beating world records all over the place including 3 different distances in 14 days, before having a string of injuries.

[@denisryan3297]

Noah Ngeny was an awesome athlete, real shame he seemed to have issues with the Kenyan federation.

[@bargethaddee6542]

He will be back!

[@eamparbeng]

Talk about well rounded speed endurance

[@vince615]

His form was just beautiful

[@carlkinglewis]

Canal G.O.A.T Best Regards in Poland

[@yennox5338]

If Bromell and Thompson-Herah can comeback then so can Van Niekerk, though that 43.03 isn't getting touched anytime soon. Hell I don't even think anybody will get close to 43.18.

[@abone2pick]

@Omarion Tech Tips so Wade van niekerk doesn't know how to peak ? He literally ran his personal best at the biggest races possible . Elaine Thompson ran her personal best at a random ass meet this year🤣

[@edef33]

excellent as always

[@SanskarTOP_G]

I'm sure he'll come back. He was used to injuries when he was a junior athlete. I'm sure he'll not allow these injuries define his career. He will be back

[@randompalmtopgaming7541]

The actual WHAT IF.. he focused on a 100m sprint? I don't think you nearly touched upon how astonishing is that he did one race and went 9.94.

[@emergenciayongco3918]

Wade Van Niekerk.He’s indeed an incredible athlete. How is he doing now! Although he’s a 5th placer in Tokyo Olympics ,i’m hoping he will bounce back in the next Olympic games.God will bless him with good health .From anchorage alaska usa 🇺🇸

[@godfreysampson6432]

WVN is doing very well , he is busy training hard and preparing for the next season. He is based in Florida now and is working with new coach Lance Brauman since about June this year ( who also coaches Noah Lyles and Shaunae Miller ) . He is very positive and confident of what he can still achieve once he is fully fit.

[@theuninspiredlife657]

This 400m record will last fr a very long time...

[@speedstreak914]

It's gonna be broken sooner than we thought. Just wait you'll see. I'm giving it no more than 2 years.

[@theuninspiredlife657]

@@speedstreak914 I'll wait...and come back to this comment...

[@abone2pick]

@@speedstreak914 no one has ran under 43.40 since wayde. You must be stupid to think that record is falling in 2 years

[@speedstreak914]

@@abone2pick hahaha. If only you knew what I knew. It's gonna be a new athlete.

[@roybean7166]

Who knows ?

[@anyawhohatescarrton.334]

are there people who secretly can beat the world record but is unknown living in this world as normal human?

[@freedom4mealways]

WVN will be strong in 2022! Expect him to reach mid 43 and 19.7. He should be a medal contender in the 2022 WC. This coming year he will reach 2015 form.

[@godfreysampson6432]

Fully agree with you Harsha - if he remains injury free he will have an excellent change to also win the 400m gold in the 2024 Olympics in France when he will be 32. There are lots of positives counting in his favour . He managed his comeback from injury very well. He got a great work ethic and is super competitive and motivated ( dont be fooled by his humility) .He got excellent speed , strength and endurance . He is lean and mean with the stride of a gazelle. This is my rational and unbiased opinion.

[@freedom4mealways]

@@godfreysampson6432 He almost made it to the OLY finals. That in itself was a great achievement.

[@harryeast95]

There should be an "all round" sprinting event. 100m and 200m combo is common anyway 200m and 400m likewise Add the 150m and the 300m to make the event feel differentiated. Not sure if the winner should be based on lowest overall time or lowest cumulative finish.

[@adamingleton8529]

Imagine how quick he would go in modern spikes in 2016, 2017 ?

[@zanies6288]

🤦‍♂

[@aquadockemi100]

Looks like he was playing touch rugby when he tore his ACL! Silly fella. Great video.

[@lkmens9281]

Greatest❤👍

[@sayanbhowmik4535]

He is just awesome he is the most handsome Athlete in track...ever seen something his looks r so good that it becomes better than ronaldo...i just love his

[@godfreysampson6432]

Hi Sayan , agree with you . He is a good looking dude. I'm curious , which part of the world are you from ? - he is my fellow countryman.

[@sayanbhowmik4535]

@@godfreysampson6432 seriously 😃 I am from India 🇮🇳(and thanks for writing and sharing a bit of ur information 😊)

[@godfreysampson6432]

@@sayanbhowmik4535 . Hi Sayan , thought you from Turkey , Iran or Eastern Europe - based on you name and surname 😃. Now I know Bhowmik have an Indian origin to it. Talk about India - given South Africa's ( SA ) slave history at the Cape of Good Hope from 1652 -1808 ,I'm sure Wade Van Niekerk have some Indian blood running in his veins ( which i do also have ). Reason being : in 1652 The Dutch East Indian Company -DEIC ( the most wealthiest and powerful company at the time - trading in spices and slaves ) set up a half way house at the Cape ( Southern Tip of Afica ) to supply passing ships with fresh produce on route to India them trading in spices and other goods . The DEIC needed labourer's to work on the farms producing the fresh produce for the passing ships and brought slaves from India , Malaysia, Sri Lanka , Indonesia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, and Angola to the Cape to work the fields. The various ethnic groups ( including the indigenous Khoi -Khoi ) would eventually mix and interbreed including with the white slave masters. Overtime a very diverse ethic group would evolve known as Coloureds(mixed race ) in the Western Cape of SA -about 4.5 million today ( mixture of Asian , White , Khoi , Black ) They come in all different shades from very white to very black and everything in between - about 70% would be Wade's skin colour. I also happen to fall in that group. Now there's a little bit of South Africa history with some Asian connection. Did you know ? The largest Indian city outside India is Durban in SA 😃

[@lawrencev.athill7502]

Don't know if you ever thought about putting Steve Williams on your radar. He was snake bitten in '72 & '76, but his accolades are worthy of your scrutiny.

[@peterscotland1507]

Yes, I just mentioned him. Also Silvio Leonard of Cuban. The winner of the 76 Olympics 100, Crawford from TT was injured when ran in the Munich final 4 yrs before. He dropped out half way in the race. Borzov won. Crawford went to Montreal and won. He beat Don Quarrie and Borzov. It still one of the biggest shock in Olympic 100m history. Well this year's Tokyo final is now the biggest shocker for me. The Italian did the job. Congrats to him. They can never take that away from him unless ........

[@Leader-fq1dq]

He's not done, angelo Taylor won gold in the men's 400 hurdles at 2000 Olympics, didn't make the final in 2004, came back and won gold again in 2008. Same with Felix Sanchez won gold in 2004, lost in first round of 2008 came back won gold in 2012. Kerry clement won the silver in 2008 came back and won gold in 2016. I'm looking for this young man to win gold 2024 and maybe break his world record

[@carterwilson4605]

When Everything is always the most incredible most unbelievable most extreme most astonishing fastest greatest most stunning most shocking most historic thing that ever happened, then nothing seems that incredible.

[@mssha1980]

😂

[@kennethwoods6525]

When we're talking middle distances, Daniel Komen will always be one of the greatest "Whtat Ifs." Samuel Kamau Wanjiru for the marathon.

[@archyology]

He was born as a premature baby! And yet became a world record breaking athlete! Quite a story.

[@angusangelo7636]

He is great

[@swiftx4299]

Awesome video who makes your beats?

[@jakubkrcma]

Also, it is a shame Usain didn't include 400 in his stuff. He did the then-second best 300 ever (on a wet track!!!) and still has the WR at 100, 150, and 200. His PB at 400 was only 45.28 but looking at his 30.97 at 300, he could have EASILY worked to beat the WR. Unfortunately, his attitude was a bit disappointing.

[@nicolasbaranyi]

Don’t sleep on him just yet.

[@lkmens9281]

GOAT ❤

[@onigbajamo]

I think he's also the WR holder (or WB) for the straight 200. I hope he regains some of that 2015-2017 form.

[@MrGloryglorymanutd18]

This guy is exceptional because he broke the 18 years record of the unreal Johnson who had no competition in the 400m either and Van Nekirk also broke Johnson's 300 world record 17 after Johnson set it and despite not getting near Johnson's 200m times he still became the only man in history to run under 10 for the 100m,under 20 for the 200m and also the same in the 2 longer races.Imo he's not to far behind Bolt andJohnson as an all time great and I hope he comes back to his best and gets injury free.

[@pedrobloomberg4678]

One guy with sub-10 , sub-20 and sub-44 is very rare !

[@kristoferwong7869]

Welcome to Rio Brazil Men's 400M Olympic Final Wayde Vankier smashed the World Record 43.03s Unbileavable

[@jakubkrcma]

*The outside lane is THE most advantageous one. It has the SAME length as all the other lanes and is the STRAIGHTEST.*

[@brendancronin3796]

It makes you wonder ..when your running at speeds that are at the edge of human limitations can the body only take so much . Great athletes are like perfect storms ...they've got the genetics, motivation and that crazy will to win , but is it just too much on the body sometimes. Usain bolt was a true freak of nature...a proper one off

[@harmonyndlovu4866]

I think the only athletes to break wadyes 400m record gotta be well versatile in track just like wadye, Fred Kerly can be a candidate for the next 400m champ

[@carlkinglewis]

Van Nieker in 2017. Sprint King 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@igloozoo3771]

God Gives and God Takes Away. WAYDE VAN NIEKERK praises God in Wins and Defeat. He is a true Champion.

[@shandytorok259]

Injuries are always marking a certain LIMIT to a physical performance, and seeing he was the only one all around sprinter, he achieved his maximum, the injury was just awaiting......sooner or later he had to have retired, just like everybody else-Johnson, Bolt, etc...-, he did it after breaking all those records, many athletes get injured way before that level he achieved......

[@godfreysampson6432]

Just for the record-WVN was 25 in 2017 not 27 . He turned 29 in July this year. He will be 32 in 2024 at the next Olympics in France - which is not old for a 400m runner. He is on his way back . Watch out for him at next year's world championships in USA. If he stay injury free he can reach his peak again come the next Olympics.

[@ericdawson845]

The point is that he was injured with a type of injury that you may have partial recovery from but generally not world beating. Who is faster is Michael Norman - he has had severe injuries but ones that you can recover from. Faster in 100 and 200 and also the 400m world record (indoor) holder. He has a better chance of recovery and has run more 43 second runs than WVN.

[@robboinnz]

I'm a fan of your channel, so some feedback: your closer could be better: "As always, until next time." Something stronger could be like: "Thanks for watching, run free!" Maybe run a competition with your audience, get suggestions. Cheers

[@cryptostormer2512]

He should get in touch with the Knees Over Toes guy.

[@chavenyenketswamy1498]

Well he ran a 44.3 in Zurich a few days ago. Clearly getting back to that old form.

[@blessed1161]

Wayde in good health is able to run 42.97. If he didn't slow down 15-20m before the line in Rio 2016, his WR would be under 43.

[@LinardsZ]

I would love if you would make a video about the greatest Biathlonist of all time Ole Einar Bjørndalen he straight up is the GOAT and it is undesputed noone is close to him.

[@MadSUPANOVA]

The what if scenario makes no sense for him, because he accomplished the mission of BEING THE FASTEST HUMAN TO GO AROUND THE TRACK. What if is for those who did not accomplish the ultimate goal but had potential to maybe do it. He did it. Van is the current ruler of the entire track

[@kaballas123]

His got a family of talent. KZbin his cousin cheslin kolbe playing rugby.

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

I'd like to see a video on Isaac Makwala.

[@dunotrustistrue5565]

One and only

[@headlibrarian1996]

Jeremy Wariner and Alan Webb would make good candidates for future “what if” spots.

[@Uofijustin]

AGREED! And Obea Moore. That dude was a medal contender as a high schooler

[@judgeroybean6930]

Such a pity. These really gifted athletes only come along a couple of times in a lifetime, just look how long Michael Johnson's record stood. Still it was a privelege to see them both.

[@Exachad]

Why did he decide to play Rugby...

[@mikemowett7401]

If the Olympic podium pattern had continued where 2008: 1) LaShawn Merritt, 2012: 1) Kirani James, 2) LaShawn Merritt 2016: 1) Wayde von Niekirk, 2) Kirani James, 3) LaShawn Merritt Then it should have been.. 2020: 1) Michael Norman, 2) Wayde von Niekirk, 3) Kirani James

[@amjan]

Fucking AWESOME!!! :))

[@eaugusto9504]

Someone send this video to Wayde