These 3 World Records Are Living On Borrowed Time

[@TheTrailRabbit]

The year is 2035, Mondo DuPlantis is putting on his space radiation suit as he prepares to launch himself into low orbit to break his own world record for the 356th time.

[@barath4545]

And 7.56m, new (sigh!) WR for Mondo, we are all (sigh) surprised! Beating Sam Kendricks Jr by 1.50 meters.

[@quit-x5l]

@@barath4545BAHAHAHAHA

[@tosinolufokunbi]

😅😂

[@misalignedmisanthropist]

Watching Duplantis is just insane. I love how his 6.25 is on borrowed time, not because anyone else will break it, no one is even close, but because he might go for a 6.26 sooner or later.

[@Leon玲央]

8cm above the WR during the 6,15m jump means, aslong he stays in shape we will see atleast 7 WR

[@jeromeseebeck3483]

Andddd.... he did it. That didn't take long

[@xenon2561]

AND HE BEAT IT

[@noone-ld7pt]

Yea this comment proved very prophetic. Literally broke it again in his very next comp lol. At this point he's just farming the record system and I love it! Generational talents like this deserve to get paid, get that money Mondo!

[@BkStarssss]

Nah that 43.03 ain't going nowhere. Unless Tebogo decides playtime is over

[@MrMusic238]

Agreed Tebogo the only one with the raw ability. He has long distance running form with insane speed. Could probably go up to 800 if he could be bothered. lol

[@lesprinteur3144]

Matthew hudson Smith

[@piececake5820]

@@MrMusic238i wanna see tebogo 400 meters

[@ognenstefanovski]

Exacly the point

[@GetFaster39-lr7im]

It is in danger lil bro

[@jacob8949]

8:42 it's amazing how, in the last few years, the 400mh has been taken to a level where what was previously WR pace is seen as "average" now.

[@ChathuraNuwanga]

Well,it's only average for Sydney and Femke. But yeah the improvement is massive.

[@stephenwilliams7200]

​​@@ChathuraNuwangaIt's only average for sydney! people need to stop putting bol on the same level as her. 50.9 isn't her real pr there is something up with that track. Sydney would run 49.7 on that track

[@ChathuraNuwanga]

@@stephenwilliams7200 Well,No. Her average time for this season is 52.48. Even if you remove 50.95 it's still 52.67. So 52s are average time for her. Yes,she is slower than Sydney but she's also faster than anyone(exp sydney) to ever compete. So cut her some slack man. She was born in the wrong era.

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

Emmanuel Wanyonyi was by far the star of the meet. He *must* break the men's 800m world record in Silesia. A good summary of the Lausanne Diamond League.

[@pianopalt8702]

With a perfect race, Marco Arop has a shot at beating both Wanyoni and the WR.

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

@@pianopalt8702 He does. In Lausanne, if Arop didn't have to go around the pacemaker at the start of the second lap *and* stayed ahead of Wanyonyi, the WR could have been his.

[@JumpmanTF]

So excited for Silesia, you wouldn't believe it

[@austinchang5039]

Arop is right with him

[@MrGongallong]

Jumpman, I just wanted to say how much I admire your work. Your commentary is incredible. Also, you sure know what the best event is, haha. Good luck for your winter season.

[@filipe_paixao]

Ingebrigtsen collecting a different World record each year 😂 Today is 3k, yesterday is 2k , tomorrow is1.5 or 5k

[@JumpmanTF]

Waiting for the 1500 and 5k. Then it'll be real shit

[@filipe_paixao]

Yeah! Would love to see cheptegei and Jakob in 5k and 10k both in their prime for those distances pushing the limits even more ❤️‍🔥

[@imarkyaw534]

The best track and field commentary/analysis I've found on YT. No bias, no BS, deep knowledge and insight. Keep up the great work.

[@techcollyy3582]

400m wr isn’t going anywhere anytime soon

[@NoorKhanNY]

What's interesting to me is even in a relay split it's only been beaten a few times, if even that. I think maybe only twice, I'll have to double check. I think Michael Johnson did split 42 high once or twice. But I think he's the only one to ever do it

[@stephenwilliams7200]

​@NoorKhanNY yes mj is the only to ever split sub 43 he split 42.92

[@alexcooper6265]

@@NoorKhanNY Tebogo came very close (43.03), which is pretty crazy.

[@ericforster2970]

Reminder that Van Niekerk's own personal best was 43.48 when he ran ithe WR. 2nd reminder that Hall's final 100 for 43.40 was a half-second faster than Van Niekerk's for 43.03. There's A LOT left in that tank. Any coach who sees those splits is finding a way to get to 300 a half-second quicker and retain that final 100.

[@alansamuel2454]

It will go if Tebogo switches to focus on the 400 with like maybe 2 to 3 years of solid training. If not him, then Quincy Wilson can do it but he's got to play his cards right and avoid burnout, injury etc

[@SuperKamiGuruu]

Inb4 Copyright strike

[@JumpmanTF]

I simply refuse.

[@santiagoferrari1973]

I grew up thinking there was glory in the olympics. Its all a business. They told us also that PEDs are cheating, while they just use it to take down who doesnt sign the contracts they push on athletes.

[@flavored_1]

@@JumpmanTF damn was gonna copystrike u but guess not

[@GardenChess]

Subscribed again appreciate the less click baity stuff

[@barackosama3569]

When i was younger, i watched that 800m world record so many times. I would love to see it go. Wanyonyi is the guy!! With great pacing and a fast field. He will break it this season!!

[@Will-eq7uh]

“He’s gonna finish this year with another world record” very well said 😂

[@likhayam]

400m WR is safe for foreseeable future even if Noah Lyles & Letsile daai maani Tebogo try & go after it it's safe, sleeping like a baby

[@JumpmanTF]

Each to their own

[@Sough]

Really don't understand how this is redemption for Bol. Cockrell and Jasmine Jones would have challenged her, and Sydney way ahead.

[@JumpmanTF]

Just redemption in that she didn't crumble. Not a fast race... for her. Haha

[@DanielAiello-sv1bm]

Don't be too sure that Emmanuel will break the 800m record and here's why. Nijel Amos ran a 141.73 to get second place in the 2012 Olympics where Rudisha got his WR, Amos would never run faster than this time and guess how old he was.... He was 18 , yep this is not a typo or anything I didn't mean 28 I meant Eighteen.

[@-levathan-1638]

Yes, but nijel only ran that fast once in his entire career, never even coming close to that form again. Wanyoni however has been consistently improving and closing in on the wr. Also, nijel was much further from rudisha than wanyoni is

[@abone2pick]

Emmanuel ain’t the only one close to that record tho

[@barath4545]

@@abone2pick Arop can do it on a perfect night too yeah.

[@JumpmanTF]

Leviathan shooting facts

[@alansamuel2454]

​@@-levathan-1638Yes this. Amos had to die to go sub 1:42. Take a look at when he did it. Wanyoni has done it 4 times this season and he's improved with every race. That's consistency, clutch performance at OG's and also not letting all the other fast runners get to his head.

[@CestNardo]

Man I love this channel

[@cartoonpower0]

One of the few youtubers who I check almost every day to see if there's a new video. Top tier Track content

[@JumpmanTF]

Cheers boss!

[@AllInTheGame01]

Can't wait for the Mondo/Karsten 100m race, need more fun races like that! Not this yr, but will add both M&W's 4x4 WRs to the list for next yr's Tokyo WC given how close both USA W4x4 & USA/BOT M4x4 came to breaking them @OLY w/o arguably their strongest teams! Don't know if Faith Kipyegon has shut her season down but would like to see her go for the 1st ever sub 14m 5K WR & add that to her collection. Looking forward to the Tebogo, Kenny & Knighton 200m rematch in tomorrow's Silesia DL as well as the OLY W400m rematch between Paulino, Naser, Kaczmarek & Adeleke!

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

I'm shocked that Team USA were that close to men's and women's 4x4 WR's. If Quincy Hall were on the team, the men's WR probably would have been broken. Shout out to Botswana and Tebogo as well. Maybe if Gabby didn't have that stumble upon receiving the baton, or Alexis knew they were that close, the women's WR also would have gone, and USA would have broken all 3 4x4 WR's in Paris. Next year at Worlds: mark it.

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

I love that the women's 400m field in Silesia is basically the same as the Olympic final. I want to see another low-48 time, and maybe everyone will run sub-50 again -- everyone in the race has done it before.

[@JumpmanTF]

Some fantastic matchups at Silesia, unbelievably excited. You also see a possible high jump/shot put matchup between tamberri and crouser?

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@JumpmanTF Defo need something between Tamberi/Crouser after it got a little spicy between the two in the press conference :)

[@dr.options]

If Tebogo trains for the 400M, he'll be the one to break 43.0 seconds....then....we'll see Quincy Wilson break Tebogo's 400M WR in the future 🙂

[@Sough]

I saw the letter was playing football. Really hoping he doesn't blow out a knee

[@bigchungus2030]

@@Soughhe doesn’t play anymore those clips were old

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

No. I refuse to accept anyone will break Wayde's record

[@Ekzotika-g8w]

its hard to predict with runners like quincy. child prodigies often will peak in their childhood and never be able to match their early success. we have to see how he develops as he matures before we can predict world records .

[@dr.options]

@Sough ugggghhhh....that'd be awful! He's not very big...has to be less than 150 pounds. He's going to literally get crushed, assuming someone can catch him! 🤣

[@FitzElda]

3000m WR is going this evening

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

This is how the American women can break the women's 4x400m world record at the Worlds in Tokyo next year. 1: Shamier Little (49.50) 2: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (48.00) 3: Gabby Thomas (49.00) 4: Alexis Holmes (48.60) This amounts to a time of 3:15.10, 0.07 faster than the current world record. This is possible because in the women's 4x4 final in Paris: 1: Shamier split 49.48. 2: Sydney has split sub-48 twice before, so she can likely run faster than 48 flat if she's healthy 3: Gabby split 49.30, but she did stumble upon receiving the baton, so she could likely have run faster. This is her fastest 4x4 split, so she would need to "go off". If Sydney can split 47 again, Gabby splitting 49.30 matters less. 4: Alexis split 48.78, but she could have run faster if she knew Team USA were that close to the world record.

[@yennox5338]

I'm still mad at how the WR would've been broken if Holmes just ran through the line or dipped.

[@AllInTheGame01]

If Britton (49.13 PB) & Kaylyn (49.13 PB) are at their best or better next yr, will be interesting to see who makes that W4x4 Team in the Final! Not to mention if Athing & Abby also get back to their best!

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

@@yennox5338 Maybe, but I think they still would have just missed it. Gabby's stumble cost them more time. Alexis did go off, but she can split a faster time.

[@sportsaddict-k8s]

@@AllInTheGame01 I agree. Kaylyn did well on the anchor leg in the mixed 4x4 in Paris, and a healthy Britton could have run a high-48 in the open 400m and 4x4 this year. Athing split 48.37 in Tokyo and Abby 48.92 at the 2022 NCAA Champs, which helps in breaking the WR.

[@AllInTheGame01]

@@sportsaddict-k8s Fastest splits for those women are; Athing (48.32), Britton (48.60), Abby (48.78) & Kaylyn (49.05) - this group alone at their best could break that WR!

[@tompw3141]

Genuinely don't understand how it was deemed acceptable for the Olympic shot put to happen with the surface like that

[@timboonstra1756]

Everyone needs to stop acting like Femke Bol is a failure. She ran 8 400s throughout the games, 3 of them with hurdles. She came away with a gold, a silver, and a bronze. She is unequivocally the 2nd best female 400m hurdler ever. She's incredible, and we need to stop making her the poster child for coming up short. It's not her fault Sydney exists.

[@joegallagher9238]

Been saying this the Olympics feels like a lot of more casual arm chair analysts saw the Olympics and don’t understand that Bol runs none stop and almost always wins comfortably when sml isn’t around, yes Sydney is quicker but all these American fans acting like bol is nothing special oe just the general public acting like Femke committed a crime by being a second off what you’d like in the Olympics is insane to me. Are we all forgetting her leg in the 4x400 relay a few weeks ago ? Think sadly a lot of casuals or very sad people have jumped on femke to make themselves feel better idk

[@MVXXll]

​@@joegallagher9238yeah they're the same people to say that anybody who isn't Usain bolt is slow😂

[@joegallagher9238]

@@MVXXll exactly celebrate these people men their all hard working beasts yes they may underperform but their still incredible

[@MVXXll]

@@joegallagher9238 This. Some people don't understand how hard they work👍

[@alexarihani2902]

What 8 races did she run? She only ran the final of the mixed relay, three rounds of the 400mh and two rounds of the 4x400 makes six

[@xenon2561]

IT TOOK 1 DAY FOR DUPLANTIS TO BEAT IT AFTER THIS VIDEO

[@kingkura]

The MacLaughlin Scare ...When Femke is racing ask wheres Sidney 🤣😂🙅🏿‍♂️

[@BradAdams-y5f]

Wow Shameir Little was last place, almost 59 seconds.

[@k.o6157]

Tebogo said he can drop the 200m WR ...😂 he said it wont take him long to break it...😂

[@jimmyjiang6808]

It’s cap bolts record is better than he thinks

[@AJT127]

This man needs more subs

[@JumpmanTF]

We climbing!

[@ondrejsmejkal1525]

This year's 800m is so crazy. All the pre-olympic season was about Sedjati and he ran some great times. And now we have two guys clearly faster than him.

[@greatleapforwards]

3000m mens wasn't on anyone's bingo card!

[@vladimircurkoski1455]

If Duplantis and Bubka were compete in the same time that would be crazy and world records would be broken multiple time at same event

[@timboonstra1756]

Also, talking shit about Ingebritsen is crazy. What was he supposed to do at the Olympics? Let the field go at 3:29-3:30 pace and try to kick with them? You absolutely know that's a losing strategy. His only hope was to go run a 3:26 again (like he did a month ago), and unfortunately, all he managed to do was pull everyone to else to 3:27s. Also won the 1500 at the olympics 3 years ago. Dude's doing fine. It's the 5000 m runners who should absolutely hate him. He runs that race 3-4 times a year and keeps walking away with the global title.

[@Shawzac]

I wish this video started by saying “the Olympics are done, and as we wait for the Paralympics to start….”

[@JumpmanTF]

Videos are free to make.

[@DanielJiang-xk4ml]

I just dont get how having pacers and lights should count for any major competitions and for real records, seems unnatural, it should only be racers on their own to count, they are a form of performance enchancers

[@JumpmanTF]

True, but it's a tough one. Especially when pacers have been used forever now.

[@brandonm8901]

Bizarre how the light pacing is allowed for track WRs but lights from pace cars aren't allowed for road races

[@ElaineVermeulen-s7x]

43.03? No one’s touching that soon. Not even Letsile. Letsile will come close but his focus is split, so maybe not.

[@IceBloodKing]

Raygun's record is going nowhere

[@deanblundell5284]

And a day later after posting this and a couple crossed off your list 🫶🤯

[@paulquaife7974]

What's your thoughts on the triple jump, they look like they are getting closer

[@cows543]

THROWING MENTIONED LETS GOOOO

[@reese8097]

Considering the athletes competing in each, 200m WR falls before the 400m.

[@vladimircurkoski1455]

High jump and long jump will stay with us for a very long time

[@Ho3n3r]

400 metres? Really? Nobody's getting close at the moment. Think it's safe for another 15 years still.

[@Neofolis]

That last line sums it up, "It's never been a better time to be a track fan". Normally when they talk about generational athletes, there may be one at any given time, like Usain Bolt. Now we have Sydney, Emmanual, Mondo, Letsile, Yaroslava, Ryan and I would argue Julien, Athing, Femke and Keely all qualify and prior to this year we could have added Kelvin Kiptum as well. Feel free to add more.

[@jaivl1106]

Only Sydney, Mondo and Crouser are. If there are 20+ on the same generation they're hardly generational.

[@Neofolis]

@@jaivl1106 Yes, to be fair, I'm probably using the term too loosely where the others are concerned. Sydney, Mondo and Ryan have already proven themselves and whilst there are a couple of world record holders amongst the others, none of them have dominated their events in the same way yet. Even so, three at the same time is very unusual, despite the number of events in track and field.

[@Visionary0001]

Disagree if you want, but Michael Norman WOULD HAVE BEEN the next world record holder in the 400m, had he not switched coaches twice in the last 3 years, put on over 10 pounds of pure muscle that made him run MUCH SLOWER, and gotten engaged to a demanding young woman who distracts him from his focus as an athlete.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

I refuse to accept anyone can break my GOAT WVN WR

[@thabomahlangu8041]

If and buts are a plenty, if WVN didn't tear his ACL he might have become the greatest 400m athlete of all time. He had just broken 10 seconds on the 100m and also hit under 20 seconds for the 200m.

[@JumpmanTF]

Tearing it in ripper rugby too. Almost comedic.

[@hertor8803]

Not this season perhaps but I think the mens triple jump record is under threat in the next 2 years. The long jump record will probably last another 20!

[@JumpmanTF]

Long jump looking unbeatable.

[@David_7171]

43.03 will never be broken. Forget it. It ain’t happening

[@JumpmanTF]

I'll be back

[@tsopimothupi4073]

WAYDE UNBEATEN.43.03

[@kevinbell3700]

Mondo... AGAIN !

[@JumpmanTF]

Going to make it 4 times this year soon hahaha. Only guy to have negative gambling odds to break a world record.

[@matiostkltzadik2155]

5000 is also going down

[@TheTrailRabbit]

No

[@doyathink49]

are throwers not allowed to take a mo to dry off the circle? Seems like officials should be tasked w this... if you can tend to putty and sand on the jumps.

[@Thermolizer]

Arop and Wanyonyi both could have went under Rudishas wr mark if Arop didn't go round the outside of the slowing pacer on the bend, I know his coach was shouting when it happened 😂 Holloway looks like he's been celebrating his first Olympic gold and will come back with better times before the end of the season.

[@JumpmanTF]

I was thinking it at the time. Arop could've gone crazy fast if he hadn't ran an extra 5 meters.

[@donalmaguire6099]

Ingebrigtsen to get the 3000m WR tomorrow. Wanyoni could get 800m WR tomorrow. Duplantis could get WR any day of the week.

[@barath4545]

I heard Duplantis had done 6.32m in a closed training session just to push it and see, so I feel confident he can set the next 5-10 WRs given no injuries.

[@jollymolly2521]

I know you did NOT just shite on my girl Athing! Dude, Hodgkinson won gold only because Athing wasn't there. No offense to her but she's never beaten Mu in any race that Mu wanted to be in (and yes that exclused 2023 Worlds because she didn't really want to be at Worlds.). No need to act like it was something other than what it was. Athing raced in FL mainly as away of getting back on the horse. That's the 3rd time she'd been tripped up in a big race. That's bound to make anyone gun shy. People forget she only just turned 22. Also, that men's 400m record ain't going anywhere and I cannot possibly be the only person side-eyeing all these guys suddenly running 1:41s when last year they couldn't break 1:43. Just saying.

[@cows543]

Hot takes for the rest of the season: Letsile Tebogo runs 19.3X in the 200m and Chase Jackson goes 21+ in Brussels

[@fender1000100]

You need to change your dealer. You think you just run 19.3 at will? Reality check. The GOAT only went under 19.4 three times in his entire career. You idiots will learn.

[@barath4545]

Tebogo might be interested in 19.30 to beat Lyles by 0.01 :) My hot take is that multiple javelin guys will throw over 90 now that the Pakistani guy showed it possible again, like Julius did in Lausanne already.

[@cows543]

@@barath4545 I would love to see that. There are few things cooler than a 90m javelin throw

[@JumpmanTF]

Love it haha. Tbh tho I think with the way tebogo runs, his 400 would be better than whatever he can do in the 200. We need more 21s in the Women's shot that is for sure!

[@likhayam]

Athing Mu really doesn't like running 💨🎽

[@FitMuthatrucka]

Not with the determination of a starving animal 😂😱

[@amitshah9945]

Have you made a video giving your opinion on the use of Wavelight Tech?

[@JumpmanTF]

Negative. Not really a distance fella tbh. But from a competitive aspect it's great for fast times. Tbh if you compare it to the high jump, being able to visually see the bar/wavelight will get us to the human limit quicker, but it's not really cheating.

[@amitshah9945]

​@@JumpmanTF That is fair. Still find it a shame if you're in it for the human limit in race craft. Also you can stay close enough to the light knowing you're clear of a certain number of chasers PBs and your pay day is set, with very little jeopardy.

[@48webber]

the only runner who have the calibre for the wr for the lap is Tebogo as he has the sub 10, sub 20 and sub 31 like Wayde. I wont put my money on the rest. Norman and kerlan are out of the 400 and dont focus on it at all. Normans time is also up and has never produced anything at olympics and the world champs

[@ruleroftheuniverse1832]

Will not get anywhere 43.03 this will last 20 years

[@JumpmanTF]

43.30 was already pretty close.

[@ruleroftheuniverse1832]

@@JumpmanTF That is a lot in a 400 metres not even close

[@ruleroftheuniverse1832]

@@JumpmanTF that is a long way in a 400 not even close

[@thomism1016]

So, you honestly think the world is ready for a 42 second 400m 🤔😱⭐️💐🎊🎁

[@JumpmanTF]

43.02 hahaha

[@thomism1016]

@@JumpmanTF 😂. I looooove your videos, by the way 🤓

[@richardgallimore5976]

I think 43.03 is underrated. It took Michael Johnson years of consistent sub-44 to beat Butch Reynolds 43.29. 43.40 to 43.03 is a 0.37 difference which is like 0.18 in the 200m or 0.09 in the 100m. If someone was running 19.37 while that's amazing, they'd still be behind MJ, Lyles, Blake & Bolt. If someone in the 100m were running 9.67 they'd be closer than anyone to Bolt, but honestly a tenth of a second in the 100m is a lot. That's like 9.79 to 9.89 for reference, or 1st vs someone between 7th & 8th in this years 100m final. I'd say only MJs 43.18 is close to WVN's 43.03. That record is safe for now. Arop & the pacer both messed up in my opinion. The pacer needed to exit in a way that didn't impede any other athlete's & needed to realize that Arop was close to him & going outside for the pass. At the same time Arop could have just been patient & waited for the pacer to move as it's normally not a great move to pass a pacer by running around them when they're going to be moving off soon anyways.

[@JumpmanTF]

Arop messed up, and wayde showed bugger all consistency before dropping 43.03. I think it's closer than we think, since both 800m and 400 records are getting close they've clearly figured something out in terms of these anaerobic events. Whether it's training or 'supplements' idk. But both them records are looking vulnerable.

[@richardgallimore5976]

@@JumpmanTF The 800m is looking vulnerable, I still don't think the 400 is that vulnerable though. More than it was a few years back though. 43.40 seems to be a barrier for many, I think it's similar to the 9.80 barrier in the 100m where-as 43.20 is likely more equivalent to a sub-9.70. Since 1988 only 2 athletes have surpassed Butch Reynolds 43.29, just MJ & WVN. A bunch have athletes have got around 43.4x~43.6x, there is Quincy Hall, Matthew Hudson-Smith, Jeremy Wariner, Michael Norman, Steven Gardiner, Quincy Watts, Fred Kerley, & LaShawn Merritt. So while only 2 have gone sub-43.20, & 3 sub 43.30, there are 11 athletes who have got a sub 43.70. Similarly in the 100m only 3 athletes have ever gone sub 9.70 & 11~13 I believe have gone sub-9.80. Those times in each event that only 3 athletes have achieved & close to the current human limit, so going from 43.40 to 43.02 I think is harder than going from say 45.00 to 43.40~43.70. Obviously that's very hard & only the best of the best have pulled it off, but 43.0x is completely different than those times.

[@franzgrafconradvonhotzendo7494]

400m wr is safe😂

[@Trizzer89]

Letsile Tebogo will beat 43.03, I guarantee it

[@djdiggerjonez4063]

Doing Bol dirty?

[@thabomahlangu8041]

43.03 is not going anywhere, only one guy ran that as a split in the relay.

[@Allanauyamar]

The disrespect on the 400m is crazy, in my opinion that is record is more impressive than the 100m record 🤷

[@barath4545]

Ah cmon, while it IS true that Wayde is the ONLY guy to run under 43.40 since the 1990s (!!!), Bolt leading everyone else by a full TENTH and then some, and the fact that anyone active are still 18 hundreds behind that WR is just a gigantic leap. But yeah Waydes WR is very very impressive, it is just too bad he never ever ran close to it before or after again - Wayde were never under 43.40 again.

[@MVXXll]

400 looks doable if you look at wayde van niekerks time before his 43.03. His times before his wr were on par with times of the best athletes now. Now lets talk about the 100. Nobody in the current era is looking like they will beat it (at least this year), Nobody has ran a sub 9.70, which is understandable because of how remarkable it is, but bolts record is 58. Not saying its impossible but I feel it is probably unrealistic to say that anybody could beat it out of the blue without even being close to his 2nd or even 3rd fastest time. It is a legendary time. In the 400m there are people with the potential to do so, and even with the high level of challenge, it is probably doable. They are both very challenging and all require such an astounding amount of effort, but I feel that the 100m record is less beatable and the 400m time is the one more likely to get beaten. That saying, if the athletes that have the potential right now are unlucky or do not work hard, it could be impossible.

[@ghostfacenasir7248]

My has 0 competitive fire lmao, I thought everyone knew this, she’s admitted she doesn’t like track and it’s been quite evident since she was in college that she doesn’t have that “dawg” in her. I won’t be surprised if she quits track after this season and focuses on modeling

[@cattycats4]

Tentoglou again wins the long jump by the skin of his teeth, down in 6th or 7th on the 5th jump and barely makes 3rd for the final jump and then wins with 8.06... even though if you look at Pinnock and Ehammers jumps and measure them from where they actually jumped from both were over 8.30... Long Jump right now is plain weird, remember the days where 8.60 was considered a warm up jump for Carl Lewis. Tentoglou is consistent in the weirdest way possible, hes consistent in context to his competition but in terms of his own potential hes all over the place and less consistent than Greg Rutherford in terms of actual distance

[@Thermolizer]

Tentoglou is the definition of a championship performer. He'll have his ups and downs throughout the season but when it comes to championships he gets the job done even if he has to clutch it on the last jump. And yh when it comes to distances the long jump is an event that seems to struggle to maintain performances close to world record standard. I had hope in Echevarría challenging the wr after his windy 8.92m but since his injury at Tokyo he's been completely off the radar. He's still only 26 so he can come back but it's seeming less likely every season that passes by.

[@cattycats4]

@@Thermolizer yep Echevarria was making the event look interesting again

[@JumpmanTF]

It's tentoglou vs the world. Idk how he does it. If he jumps like shit, everyone jumps worse.

[@michaeligbinoba2894]

what was the background music used at the start?

[@JumpmanTF]

Hurricane intro by home

[@buknnanakmu]

mantap

[@calumprasser95]

Hey mate, I enjoy your videos but your take on Jakob is completely wrong re: can't run and think. Hocker is running under the same conditions and runs 2+ secs slower, does that imply he is brain dead? Also, do you realise in the 1500m final that Kerr/Hocker/Nuguse were essentially paced by Jakob to 1450m under perfect conditions. Better than what you get in Diamond League. Poor execution by Jakob perhaps, but not necessarily dumb if you are the 4th fastest all-time and in the shape of your life (see 3000m WR). Jakob gets singled out because he is Jakob, but everyone benefits from him being in the race, whether in the rare instance they can catch him, or in most cases, not.

[@WalterWhite-sm2dr]

100 m record , 400 m record safe … 200m I would say safe… won’t broken..

[@JumpmanTF]

400m first to go tho. If it ain't bolts, it could be anyones!

[@NelleBligh333]

The only track WR that is vulnerable this year is the men's 800m, I've been saying this since before the Olympics and I'm going to keep beating my drum here. (I don't count either SML or Mondo's WR at the Olympics because they're breaking their own marks.) The men's 1500m is a lot more durable than people think it is, the conditions would have to be just right for Ingebritsen to get there, he's basically on his own unless he can rope in Josh Kerr as his pacer (this is not a joke, El Guerrouj's pacer for his WR was the guy who went on to beat him at the Sydney Olympics). I doubt we're going to see the men's 400m WR broken any time soon. The women are closer to breaking the 400m with Marileidy Paulino now number 4 alltime with Salwa hot on her heels and Marileidy was powering down as she came to the finish line whereas Quincy Hall and Matthew Hudson-Smith were flat out. Think about how impressive Paulino's run was to get that close to the WR when it was set during the Eastern bloc doping era versus the guys who are trying to break a record that is only 8 years old. Letsile Tebogo might get that in the next few years as someone else said in the comments, why are people surprised by his 400m relay times, he holds the 300m WR. And on the Athing Mu front, didn't anyone else notice that SML was the only Kersee athlete to show up at the Olympics? Kersee athletes should find someone else to coach them because he's clearly not up to the job anymore unless you're SML who could probably succeed if she was coached by a hamster.

[@InsertCleverUsername]

*Ingebrigtsen entered the chat*

[@NelleBligh333]

@@InsertCleverUsername Thanks for the spoiler lol. Nah, no worries. I'm happy to see Ingebritsen walk away with Komen's record (sorry Komen!). It was a great run and well-deserved., he didn't just break it he annihilated it. That distance is not a usual championship race distance though so my comment didn't really apply.. I'm sticking to my guns that even after his performance in Silesia Ingebritsen will find the 1500m a lot harder to break.