The SHOCKING Track & Field Record We All Forgot About...

[@zakgunning1]

Blake is probably the most underappreciated athlete of all-time. He's unlucky to be born at the same time as bolt, he'd be the biggest track star ever and probably have 10x the wealth as he'd have all of bolts brand deals etc. As well. It feels like his feats are being forgotten already because of Bolt and its not fair, kinda feel for the guy

[@speedstreak914]

Even if he was at least borned in another country, things would've been way better for him.

[@nathangoode1089]

@@speedstreak914 similar to how many fantastic East African runners would be way better known if they were from other countries.

[@Flashback_Jack]

Not to mention bro is quite the physical specimen. See the traps on the guy? He looks like the Hulk.

[@drehgonden1103]

I wouldn't say it was unfair ,bolt pushed him to be better and vice versa has beaten bolt a few times .if not for his injury he would probably be the reigning king of track today.

[@auburnmann3630]

Asafa Powell is!

[@khalilahy712]

Thanks for highlighting Yohan’s achievements.

[@speedstreak914]

Just keep in mind that Yohan Blake is the only man that beat Usain Bolt when he was in his prime.

[@yennox5338]

Tyson Gay in 2010. Justin Gatlin in 2013. But Bolt wasn't at his best both times, the same way he wasn't at his best when Blake beat him.

[@gauravjha8938]

Beating someone once ...might be a stroke of luck, beating everyone most of the times is sheer greatness...

[@M1ka432]

Really? What race was it?

[@yennox5338]

@@M1ka432 Jamaican trails in the 100m and 200m but admittedly Bolt wasn't at his best at that time.

[@yennox5338]

@JAY Bad Oh yeah, it was a narrow race in the Diamond League.

[@philomenaakpanaadie2015]

Had Blake not have been injured, he would have been one of the few athletes to challenge Bolt in the mid 2010s.

[@yennox5338]

If not straight up beat Bolt, if Gatlin was hanging in there with Bolt then an improving "prime" Blake would've beaten him.

[@abone2pick]

He forsure would have won in rio

[@johnwesley3885]

I still think Bolt false started on purpose at the world championship 100metres final to avoid losing to Blake.

[@bjrnthebootybandit]

Had he not doped he would not be able to challenge bolt

[@johnwesley3885]

@Max Headroom if Blake was doped then so was Bolt. You seem to have forgotten they were training partners. You seem to have a lot of room in your head, Max.

[@kemybolt]

He is also 200m diamond league record holder. He ran 19.26 in 2011. BLAKE is probably the most unfortunate sprint story 🙁🙁 Such a bad things happened to him after blistering 2011 and 2012...

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Asafa Powell would like a word

[@yennox5338]

@@khumokwezimashapa2245 Powell's career wasn't unfortunate like Blake's per say, disappointing is a more suitable word.

[@ABLQuality]

@@khumokwezimashapa2245 true

[@speedstreak914]

@@khumokwezimashapa2245 Asafa Powell was the first new generation fastest man in the world and the first face of sprinting for Jamaica.

[@SanskarTOP_G]

@@speedstreak914 yeah

[@roseboad4097]

Honestly, if Blake never got injured and stayed healthy, i’m sure he could of had at least one world record.

[@speedstreak914]

Maybe the 200. In his 200m PB(19.26), he actually had a pretty bad start. If he had somewhat of a decent start in that race, he would've been the 200m world record holder.

[@Justakilla]

@@speedstreak914 years that's true if you take away reaction time that was the fastest race ever at 18.99 seconds

[@alexreid2365]

And Bolt would snatch it away from him 1 month later

[@danielemessina1979]

could of?

[@StaaaaNzHD]

NO

[@J.e.f.f.r.e.y]

These guys have such a narrow window in life to get everything right and the opportunity doesn’t come again. Shame he missed his chance, but what a legend anyway.

[@SanskarTOP_G]

Blake was the only athlete who could challenge Bolts records.

[@novotnigergely8195]

@Gigen gay only in the 100

[@thenextlevel1874]

And also gatlin

[@adriang4799]

@@thenextlevel1874 no only blake and Tyson straight

[@2024neettopper]

True

[@illwitness]

They challenged him at times but Blake seems to have fallen off from his 2012 Olympic form.

[@YohanBlake-hy7gb]

Blake is and always will be my favorite runner. He did and still does have the potential to get the world record

[@speedstreak914]

I'm afraid It's time for him to hang up the spikes. He done all he could.⚡🦖

[@YohanBlake-hy7gb]

@@speedstreak914 no, Im rooting for him in Eugene next year

[@StaaaaNzHD]

@@YohanBlake-hy7gb get off the drink and then come talk to me u melt

[@jorgethecreator4139]

@@YohanBlake-hy7gb unfortunately he hasn’t been the same after his injury

[@Rosannasfriend]

When will you people learn to never say never? LMAO. Always believe in the human potential. You don’t want to be one of those people who regrets saying no and then proven wrong, do you?

[@Osthebuilder]

That run by blake was so incredible because of his form .. it was perfect. almost like a robot .

[@BrettMKW]

Blake's 19.26 was the one of the most insane runs I've seen, he had a terrible start to the race and then just kicked it into another gear down the straightaway. Dix ran his PR of 19.53 in that race too which is still the 5th fastest time ever behind Bolt, Blake, Johnson, and Lyles, and Blake made him look like an amateur down the final stretch.

[@richardgallimore5976]

It looked very similar to MJ vs Frankie Fredricks with the 19.32 & 19.66 I think it was. Second place was running a time that was top 5 in history, but they were still a significant margin away from Blake/MJs performance.

[@BrettMKW]

@@richardgallimore5976 Yeah, Fredericks ran a 68 that race, and bronze was an 80. Not too shabby. I personally think the most underrated 2nd place performance was Noah Ngeny matching El G's mile record stride for stride as a 20 year old. That's still the 2nd fastest time ever run and the previous record that they beat is still the 3rd fastest mile ever run.

[@chrish8229]

@@BrettMKW wow was only 20 years old 😳

[@speedstreak914]

If he had a decent start in that race, the world record would be his.

[@RegzalTG]

@@speedstreak914 which would pressure Bolt into getting faster Pretty sure if he got a good start then he wouldn't have changed his gear to go *fast as fucc*

[@guts3249]

i can listen to this man talk for days

[@jasonsolomon220]

Very pleasing to the ears.

[@Jamcan4484]

That makes two of us.

[@speedstreak914]

He should also make track and field news videos. There's no good one out there and he would do a great job.

[@Peter-cj2ml]

Me too lol.

[@devmathur5003]

Same

[@SChome100]

The "Beast" Yohan Blake was truly remarkable during his prime. He was going to be the one to carry on the torch from Usain Bolt.

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Let's be honest. If Blake didn't get injured in 2013 and again 2014... He would've been a *DAMN MENACE* to everyone. Even Bolt would've struggled

[@yennox5338]

Blake probably would've beaten Bolt after 2013.

[@alexreid2365]

Yea and all he would do is to Push Bolt to his very Best. And i doubt he would've liked to see that.

[@afrobuddy4801]

@@yennox5338 not sure about 2013. because bolt ran a 9.77 in the rain into a headwind. That is easily a sub 9.7 in better conditions

[@yennox5338]

@@afrobuddy4801 Yeah that's why I said after 2013, that's when Bolt was last in his "prime" per say.

[@malakistv4966]

Even though Yohan isn’t As good as he used to be he already proved himself to be the second fastest man a long time ago, there’s really nothing for him to prove at this point

[@afrobuddy4801]

He still lacks in the medal count department, also he doesn't have an individual olympic gold medal

[@cuppav2806]

That's like saying we should forget about Bolt's 9.58 because his 9.63 at London 2012 is already a world record

[@malakistv4966]

@@cuppav2806 well that’s two different things. The 9.63 was an Olympic record while the 9.58 was a national world record both held by the same person bolt obviously. I didn’t mention anything about forgetting about something. I’m just proving a point on how yohan had his prime obviously a while back and even if he is not as fast as he use to most likely because of the injury he has in 2013 he doesn’t have to prove anything to anybody if he still had the name for being the 2nd fastest man.

[@aravindpk9484]

The way Blake was ascending through 2011-13 you'd have surely believed that he'd break Bolt's records. He was many years from his prime and was constantly improving with every meet.

[@edwardgutierrez2638]

I would go with his 19.26 in the 200m. If it wasn’t for his poor start, he would have the WR.

[@user-cj7jj4mm8i]

Yeah!!! 19.13. Blake best sprinter in 200 of all time.

[@yungchriz]

@@user-cj7jj4mm8i nope it’s Blake’s fault for his bad start

[@Pumpxkin]

If Bolt ran in the same wind and track as Blake, he would've got sub 19.1

[@yungchriz]

@@Pumpxkin that’s an if tough

[@ghostfacenasir7248]

@@yungchriz same thing with Blake getting a better start tho

[@yennox5338]

Imagine how fast Blake's 9.69 would've been with Tyson Gay's maximum tailwind of +2.0 m/s. We're talking a low 9.6 for sure.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

It would have been most likely a 9.59s, since 2m/s wind assistance equals +0.1s in the 100m dash. An incredible time.

[@yennox5338]

@@SilencedButNotForgotten Wouldn't it be 9.58 then? Since it was into a -0.1 m/s headwind and with no wind it would've been a 9.68.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

@@yennox5338 I guess, the negative wind has also slightly more impact, I believe, so it is definitely the case. 👍

[@RegzalTG]

What if Bolt also had a +2.0 tailwind What if Powell didn't slow down in his 9.74 world record in 2007 What if De Grasse didn't run into a headwind of -0.5 in the tokyo 200m finals Lot of questions rn lol

[@yardgunner4033]

@@RegzalTG lol this is crazy to think about but bolt would’ve prolly run about 9.50

[@ryants1]

Blake’s 100 and 200 are always left out of the talk but never forgotten!

[@davidc6032]

Blake also ran that blistering turn in the WR 4x100 in the 2012 London Olympics.

[@all-caps3927]

Yohan has always been my favourite of the bunch, he learnt from his mistakes (taking PED in 2009) very early on before he had achieved anything, he then worked incredibly hard to be the second greatest of all time!

[@AK-gb9rp]

***Getting caught for taking PED's in 2009*** Every Olympic / national athlete and their grandmother's are on them. It's just a matter of making your "sport supplementation" blend in with the natural limits and pass testing.

[@YohanBlake-hy7gb]

He actually didn’t take any PEDs, he just had an energy drink that wasn’t approved for Jaimacans

[@robgfiness2808]

Everyone is taking PED’s it’s not a mistake it’s the only way to compete now

[@speedstreak914]

Whoa whoa whoa!!! Yohan Blake didn't intentionally take PED. A supplement was given to him that had an illegal substance in it. He is innocent just like Asafa Powell. Asafa Powell sued the supplement company and won.

[@thambi_farms]

Man, Many would have forgotten Yohan😭. But I always he was the only one to ever challenge Bolt even in his prime. True legend.

[@michaelharry]

If Blake had never gotten injured, he for sure would have been the 100 and 200 m record holder…

[@BinniamEskender]

I totally agree.. feel bad for him. So under appreciated

[@lupafm]

with "true" competitions bolt would had run faster!

[@HeshComps]

Nah, he would've pushed Bolt to lower his records tho.

[@alexreid2365]

Every Body talking about "What if Blake....." What if Usain Bolt was more serious witht his Career? If y'all think Usain Bolt fully fulfilled his Potential then think again.

[@speedstreak914]

Usain Bolt was serious with his career. Don't you watch his movie/documentary? He worked as hard as he could, that's why he had to retire so early.

[@alexreid2365]

@J 0 Usain Bolt ran fast when he wanted and to set world records in just finals makes you think what he could have ran if he treated other races like finals. Bolt was the only man capable of Running under 9.50 and under 19 seconds in the 200m.

[@alexreid2365]

@@speedstreak914 Usain Bolt was a party animal he crashed his car multiple times; he wasn't as dedicated as Blake and it took Blake to beat him twice before the Olympics to get him back to his Best and show who's the man running 9.63 second fastest time ever in the 100m and 19.32 the joint 3rd fastest time ever in the 200m. Complacency got the best of Bolt most times in his Career.

[@ABLQuality]

What a legend my favourite sprinter.

[@speedstreak914]

Him and Tyson Gay.

[@biguzivert]

Such a shame. He could of been better than bolt and had a chance at the 100 and 200 wr.

[@alexreid2365]

@@biguzivert Could never be better than than Bolt you're Delusional.

[@alexreid2365]

@@biguzivert Never went near to 19.26 again.....Bolt ran under 19.40 multiple times. He beat Bolt when Bolt was at his worst and put his finger on his Lips....Bolt Came to the Olympics and Put him in his place.

[@biguzivert]

@@alexreid2365 blake did run 19.26 and he was only 22

[@onelapmaster5634]

2012:"I have a flu". Reply:"Ah..that's too bad". 2021:"I have a flu". Reply: "Get away from me!!!".

[@tawon1984]

6:38 It’s cool seeing them running in sync like that 🏃‍♂️

[@RoseMakeUpArtist]

Thanks for highlighting the BEAST He will always go down in history as one of the world's best 100 and 200m male runners. Such a misfortune that we didn't get to see more of his best from him due to injury!

[@kaybrown2201]

Yohan Blake's career tok a hit when he suffered that massive hamstring injury that took it out of the sport for more than a year. He has not bern the same since. As someone who knows him, he is an amazing guy. He is soley responsible for a Boys Home in Jamaica. He pays for the education of these boys from the early childhood level to university. I used to teach some of these boys in high school. They spoke so highly of Blake. He sent them to universities in Jamaica as well as internationally. Currently he is buliding a state of the art facility for these boys. I like that he does not brag about what he does for these young people. A great human being. Hope he recovers from his emergency surgery.

[@pervyboy69]

Minus reaction times he actually ran the 200m quicker than Bolt did in his record run.

[@all-caps3927]

I think Blake could’ve gotten a much faster 100m throughout his career had it not been for his injuries, he’s always been my favourite sprinter and it’s heartbreaking to see him the way he is in his newest video on KZbin talking about the Olympics, definitely could’ve had much much more to his name. You can watch that video at Yohan Blake TV on youtube

[@clemontwilliams8252]

You guys produce the best track videos on KZbin. This one did not disappoint.

[@matthewl9655]

If you are a og basketball fan think about what derrick rose and yohan blake had in common they both sadly had a prime ending injury and were both in the top 3 in their prime

[@Osthebuilder]

sad.. Yohan was prime to take over after bolt but Injury prevented all of that. thats why when people keep saying ShaCarri has time to do this I say no we don't know what can happen.. most sprinters have a short life .. one injury to cost you your whole career.

[@abone2pick]

@@Osthebuilder so you really watching Shelly Anne run deep into her 30s and think sha'carri has no time left?🤔 Yohan Blake still makes Olympics and WC finals even finished inside the top 5 sometimes stop hating on the girl already.

[@LordDelCasa]

great video man - i loved the running style of 'the beast' just pure raw power and speed. he was so fun to watch in his prime. reminded me a bit of ben johnson with his pure power.

[@zackrobinson9418]

Everyone forgets about Blake but idk why he’s an absolute beast I wish he was born in another era so he could be the greatest 100m athlete

[@headshot9611]

Usain Bolt killed so many dreams.

[@tlove21]

Yohan, I just enjoy watching this phenomenal athlete take the track. Wish him all the best and hope he heals up strong.

[@Chiefskingdom58]

Ran one of my fastest cross country races in college just after recovering from a flu. I was so sick I almost did not go to the meet... I had to beg my coach and hid the fact I was vomiting the day prior. I think your immune system is on overdrive at this point and just gives you some type of extra boost, if your mind is right this makes a strong combination.

[@jr_guess]

He ran too many races. He also bulked up significantly compared to 2010 or 2011, which is kinda a shame, because they definitely contributed to those injuries. He definitely would've dominated Rio had it not have happened

[@yennox5338]

Yeah prime Blake definitely would've gotten 3 golds at Rio 2016.

[@sir_sack]

@@yennox5338 yeah, Blake could have been the heir to Bolt’s throne.

[@speedstreak914]

Blake is just naturally muscular, that's why he nicknamed himself the beast. You can see it in his younger days.

[@Pumpxkin]

@@yennox5338 What about Bolt? Why do people wanna say "oh Blake could've beat bolt omg!". If Bolt had to get a 9.4 to win he would.

[@yennox5338]

@@Pumpxkin Bolt was not running no 9.4 in 2016, have you lost your mind? He would've hit a low 9.7 at absolute best.

[@schooie3787]

I always thought back then that yohan Blake will break usain bolts records he was so fun to watch

[@Sal_lazaro]

Can you cover The depth of sprinters that Jamaica has!!!!

[@WongXinYin]

Thanks for giving Yohan Blake credits! He definitely capable of challenging Usain Bolt, in London Olymplcs 100m final, he was running too tense because he surrounded by Justin Gatlin and Tyson Gay and not running as relax as Bolt, so much potential and such an underrated athlete.

[@nirmalsuki]

I will never ever get tired of watching that Flo-Jo world record run. It's like she was on another level. 33 years and the record still stands.

[@datname1939]

Yeah an illegal wind can do that for you

[@loraineshepherd2374]

Was she a diamond league record holder? I think the guy was showcasing diamond league record holders probably because the athletes just got finished competing in a diamond league event. But yeah Flo Jo was smooth.

[@winstonjacobs198]

Fantastic upload, the beauty of blake, one of the greatest.

[@davidfrye6055]

The picture of those 2 at the end of the clip going stride 4 stride was an awesome site. Congrats Yohan.

[@hiddendiz7612]

Yohan clocking 9.6 recovering from the flu could easily be up there with the legendary MJ flu game of the '97 NBA finals.

[@LiveByChrist0]

K Relax

[@BillyBob-wh4sq]

Even though Blake's 9.69 is very impressive, I'd say his 19.26 in the 200m is an even better Diamond League record. It's just so much more of an accomplishment considering that only 3 people have ever gone under 19.50. But on the topic of best Diamond League records, I think any of the 9 current world records (and 1 world best) set at Diamond League meets should also be in the conversation. Here's a list of some of the most impressive Diamond League records: 10.54 - women's 100m - Elaine Thompson-Herah (2nd fastest time ever) 1:54.25 - women's 800m - Caster Semenya (4th fastest time ever) 3:50.07 - women's 1500m - Genzebe Dibaba (WR) 14:12.59 - women's 5000m - Almaz Ayana (3rd fastest time ever) 18,930m - women's 1 hour run - Sifan Hassan (WR) 12.20 - women's 100mH - Kendra Harrison (WR) 5.00m - women's pole vault - Sandi Morris (=6th highest ever) 8:44.32 - women's 3000m steeple - Beatrice Chepkoech (WR) 1:13.10 - men's 600m - David Rudisha (2nd fastest time ever) 1:41.54 - men's 800m - David Rudisha (8th fastest time ever) 3:26.69 - men's 1500m - Asbel Kiprop (5th fastest time ever) 12:35.36 - men's 5000m - Joshua Cheptegei (WR) 21,330m - men's 1 hour run - Mo Farah (WR) 12.80 - men's 110mH - Aries Merritt (WR) 33.78 - men's 300mH - Karsten Warholm (WB) 46.70 - men's 400mH - Karsten Warholm (FWR, 3rd fastest time ever) 7:53.64 - men's 3000m steeple - Brimin Kiprop Kipruto (2nd fastest time by 0.01 seconds) 2.43m - men's high jump - Mutaz Essa Barshim (=3rd highest ever) 6.15m - men's pole vault - Armond Duplantis (WR) 18.11m - men's triple jump - Christian Taylor (5th furthest ever) 23.15m - men's shot put - Ryan Crouser (3rd furthest ever) 93.90m - men's javelin - Thomas Rohler (10th furthest ever)

[@ccbgaming6994]

These are amazing performances

[@kyngnick8723]

Yohan Blake is SOOOO underappreciated.

[@prodigyy505]

Blake is the 2nd best sprinter of all time. Sad that he ain’t in his prime anymore .

[@Drizzi_Dre]

Every time I hear about Yohan Blake's 2013 injury, I cry a river.... What a disaster injuries can be... Jeeze... :-(

[@brandonm8901]

Miss those days when mid 9.7s seems pretty standard for a Diamond League event. Just a few years later you could win a World Championships with a 9.9 :(

[@arkb0t379]

I got flu the week after my 300m pb and it derailed my season, I can't imagine coming out and running a time like that.

[@edef33]

I am getting addicted to this channel

[@kevinp7519]

Funfact: For those new to track and field. Prefontaine was a beast of a distance runner from Oregon. He helped make Nike running shoes popular.

[@speedstreak914]

The Beast ⚡🦖

[@also3254]

dang!! you're bringing it again with another great video!!

[@nicolascardona4815]

Congratulations from Colombia, I think, It would be amazing, to talk about the 400 meters Athlete Anthony Zambrano (Colombian), who won the silver medal on Doha 2019 and Tokyo 2020 (silver medal on both events). I think his Finishings are pretty amazing. Thank you

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Small error with Bolt. He actually ran 9.76 in 2012. Not 9.75. Coincidentally it was also with the same headwind as Blake's -0.1

[@tomy1331]

Thanks for the video, been looking forward to it, he is amazing sprinter who had a wery bad luck with injury... I was hoping he would fair better in the Olympics...but oveasly years took better of him...

[@JA-jo7bl]

it's crazy to be able to say that the 2nd quickest man ever is the biggest "what if?" man in the history of athletics

[@kemybolt]

Fun fact: Since 2012 Blake has never ran sub 9.90 race

[@peterrutkowski8172]

-0.1m/s headwind. Wow! How substantial that headwind must have been. You forgot to mention that the -0.1m/s headwind would have been countered by 1 mid-stride fart. Wrap your head around that one.

[@khalidpryce8972]

I think Blake should grow back his hair. May be he'll get back his speed just as how Samson got back his strength 😭😭😭

[@bab9765]

Imagine running a 9.69 and its not even the fastest time in your country that year.

[@fitfordjohnson2844]

A lot of people in athletics run some of their fastest anything after being sick, getting a concussion, etc because their coaches undervalue the importance of sleep and time off for true recovery. An issue that absolutely plagues most sports teams but is getting better.

[@xtrasolido]

Awe-inspiring. Great video!

[@eamparbeng]

The reason injuries derailed Yohan Blake's career is because like Tyson Gay, he overtrained, always pushing it to the limit in practice like a "Beast"and hardly giving his body sufficient rest. And in a sport where you're putting a tremendous amount of stress on your body when running at high speeds. Like Gay, Blake let the urge and need to beat Usain Bolt Bolt cloud his judgment on how to take care of his body to be the very best. If Yohan had allowed his body to simply get more rest, it would've resulted in less injures and he probably would've surpassed Bolt. Cuz he was a "Beast" as his nickname suggests back in his prime years 2011-2012.

[@sinlikesky7132]

I may be bias because I competed against him in high school, but I feel it's so understated that we are watching the greatest Shotputter of all time in Ryan, dude is a absolute animal.

[@barbaramiller4224]

Once again a great and informative analysis. I love and respect Rohan Blake. With man it’s impossible but with God all things are possible!

[@devmathur5003]

Yup blake's injury is one of the greatest tragedies in sprinting If he had gotten a Wr Usain would have definitely tried to get it back and it would be an even more amazing rivalry🥲 But kudos to Blake he's setting up sprinting camps for nations who aren't as doing well in the sprints but have potential (like India😅) and also giving advice on the internet😄

[@montemasterson9588]

It's kind of like Sham running as a three year old the same season as Secretariat. Sham was a GREAT horse, but could only run 2nd against the fastest horse of all time.

[@sophiaatkinson4721]

Awesome content! Many blessings to you.

[@fckingkim]

Had Blake come a few years before or after Bolt, he'd have been very dominant in the 100m. I sometimes forget just how good he was.

[@deanrobinson7751]

Dont get me wrong i loved watching this guy run but people saying he would break bolts records is a stretch to me. Bolt slowed down and still got WR and golds. If blake did break a record i believe bolt would of made them faster still

[@sirobb]

I've had a 969 with the flu too. I got out of bed at 9 and 69 seconds later I got back in bed. I don't brag about it though. .

[@loraineshepherd2374]

😂😂😂😂😂 Not like Michael Jordan and Yohan Blake huh. 🤣🤣

[@alexglew3020]

If usian bolt came to success at a different time, yohan Blake would've had such a bigger following, and a much greater appreciation for his records.

[@billybud9557]

Blake is always remembered as a 200m man, but he was great at 100 also. Had forgotten this race. If this man had come along in any other era, everyone would know his name. When interviewed, he is always asked about Bolt. Gotta hurt.

[@onigbajamo]

Shame what happened to Blake.

[@realMaverickBuckley]

Definitely under appreciated.

[@eldridgejoseph7385]

Absolutely

[@jesusthroughmary]

Flo-Jo's world record is bogus, 10.54 is the true WR

[@dubbelosexy]

Up until 1988 flo-jo's personal best was 10.96. She could barely crack the 11 second mark her entire career and all of a sudden she beats it by HALF a second. Record ia faker than Sha'Carri's Richardsons fingernails

[@jesusthroughmary]

@@dubbelosexy which at the time was pretty good as only Evelyn Ashford had ever gone under 10.80

[@dubbelosexy]

@@jesusthroughmary yes, but beating it by half a second in sprinting is very suspicious. Especially in those days

[@jesusthroughmary]

@@dubbelosexy I'm the one that said it's bogus, see above

[@chrisjohnson5979]

PEDs bro

[@darianhenrygamerz]

A lot of Jamaican easily forget about Yohan Blakes achievements its the sad truth... This man was a class over shadow by Usain Bolt... If it was in a different era not involve Usain.. YOHAN wouldn't have been so underated... Its similar situation with Elaine Thompson Herah.. Injuries can be a bitch... But lets give praise where it is due.. Well done Yohan Blake... U left a great footprint in the history of the sports!

[@porchturds8149]

Nick Symmonds just polled his audience "who is your favorite running youtuber of current era". I voted your channel

[@onemanagainsttheworld1630]

Injuries messed him up cut his career short.. BEAST 🇯🇲

[@inawisdom3658]

@Zak Gunning Few have said before, with them having the same coach and working out together, Yohann somewhat suffered. Yes, iron strengthens iron, yet rivalry determines and promotes excellence ( as said by Maverick). Yohann has stated that in training with Bolt he felt as though he was in Bolt’s shadow. Changing the order of God’s natural plan and living at another May have made a difference yet sometimes it’s our own mind, our own mental state that holds us back, that holds us down.

[@kezz-iofficial4058]

The world should know it is injury that has plagued and hinder Yohan Blake from going on to be greater

[@dableuyoshiemu7020]

Give more attention to the women's 100m sprint guys,a world record is well on track to be made and if somebody like Elaine was on the men's track now,getting times like 9.63 and beating Bolt's Olympic record for example,there'll be a lot more talk about it.

[@teachers.higgins2150]

Wow Blake was sick

[@shrek2770]

Sha carri went from smoking to getting smoked

[@speedstreak914]

Underrated comment 😂

[@kerryanlee9133]

I love yohan he is a sweet champion..

[@matthijsvanemous7046]

a headwind of 0.1 is practically no wind

[@shawnlewis1356]

Blake was a beast... one bad injury...stinks.. were all one bad injury away from greatness... he was awesome

[@BT.channel]

Blake ❤️

[@y1521t21b5]

*The Beast!*

[@GotDamBoi]

I'm genuinely curious....I know a lot of track athletes shave their arms and legs but why not their head hair? Especially females with really long hair. Couldn't they all help their times by cutting it all? I apologize if my question is dumb, but I've always wondered

[@kimf86]

Wasn't his 200 meters PB run made at a diamond league event as well and and is also a record? Would be an equal or even greater dl record if so in my opinion. Also very sad to hear about the reason why Blake never where able to challenge those top times again. I've noticed him so many times beeing in semis and finals but never understood why he didnt ever made any podiums. He might have been able to overtake even Bolt's results had he been injury free

[@jalenad11]

He may have lost a little fluid weight that week or something. Dehydration has been proven not to effect short-term peak performance. Yohan is a beast.

[@fredrikfalkerstedt2134]

The headwind was 0,1m/s that’s 10cm per second and is almost no wind at all. The record is definitely outstanding and a great performance. But let’s not generalize headwind, because it is a huge difference in let’s say 0,1m/s and 0,5m/s huge difference

[@garyspaid3444]

Definitely a beast