Women's 800m final 🏃‍♀️ | Tokyo Replays

[@zizozain]

respect to Raevyn Rogers. well deserved bronze she was second to last in the final 100 m.

[@jeffreykicia6534]

What a race by her!!!

[@triciajohansen7124]

You go, girl!!!!❤🥉

[@robford3211]

Let’s see if Roger’s can make the Olympic team for Paris…

[@pipikatchusbaby]

@@robford3211 so so sad she didnt. Mu's fall definitely played a role in her poor race imo

[@an0nym0us1992]

@@pipikatchusbabyagreed. She such a strong finisher. I’m sad for her tok

[@thebeatnumber]

That long stride of Athing Mo is a thing of beauty. It takes a really special athlete to dominate the half mile from start to finish and this teenager is going to dominate for years to come. The rivalry with the other teenage prospect Keely Hodgkinson is just what the Women's 800 metres needs at the moment.

[@pinkpapaya0430]

her strides remind me of David Rudisha's

[@BlueHopi144]

​@@pinkpapaya0430 her legs are one of the longest i have seen among all half milers or 400 runners .

[@Appaddict01]

I feel bad for Keely she’d have easily been a champion in any other time period. She’s likely going to play second to Mu her entire career.

[@paulkubic786]

Keely is a threat,she is a real threat, a great sprint, she will get better, great teens! 800m is a new world !

[@musik102]

@@Appaddict01 No! Athing will peak early. Bet you!

[@Jaysg0tti]

The way Mu went back to congratulate Rodgers after she saw she medaled, so genuine & loving!❤️

[@shmueloluwa]

Athing Mu is a phenomenon, Hodgkinson is a real talent but Rogers is just unbelievable. She was way back in last place at the bell and still rallied to get the bronze medal!

[@markhiggins8315]

Rogers finished well but was beaten a distance by two 19 year olds. She doesn't have the pace to beat them.

[@shmueloluwa]

@@markhiggins8315 You need to put things into perspective. Those “two 19 year olds” set national records in coming 1st and 2nd! Also the field was stacked with a wealth of talent some of whom also set PBs in the race.

[@minilroy8774]

So nobody is gonna talk about How dramatically USA won 3rd place too? What a finish...!!!!

[@markhiggins8315]

Many are giving her credit but she was beaten out of sight by two 19 year olds that's the reality, she doesn't have the pace over two laps to compete with them.

[@connorbrighting5191]

Was great

[@minilroy8774]

@@markhiggins8315 But she won bronze which means she is 3rd best in the world currently...!!! Isn't it a proud thing?

[@1man1bike1road]

the second brit hit the wall

[@David_USC]

She always runs like that. Nothing new here.

[@Losentetre]

Rogers' final stretch was UNREAL!

[@markcynic808]

It wasn't. She gained nothing on Mu or Hodgkinson.

[@virendrasinghumara6019]

She is running so smoothly..so athletic.

[@BlueHopi144]

one of the best talent i have seen in a while .....watch her anchor on the last Us relay ( 48.4 split i think ) . She could probably beat a lot of top 400 runners if she wanted to race the 400 . Maybe next year at the Worlds champ .

[@abhy301]

7:47 What a race, 6 runners out of 8 finishes with personal best time. 👏

[@whatsahandlehelppls]

Gotta love it when athletes bring the best performance out of each other

[@diananamalwa4573]

She pushed them too hard

[@petersmith9077]

And give credit to the other runners because if they didn't come to race without their own high standards; it wouldn't be such a great race.

[@edmanabsin8408]

Athing is simply superb! Raevyn's coming from behind to capture bronze is likewise amazing!

[@malarki5]

That sprint by Raevon Rogers for the Bronze Medal...wow! Her mother must be proud!

[@mikenealon4042]

she was dead last with 300

[@efisgpr]

You are so beautiful.

[@AhPhoey]

Her mother is quite proud but her Dad is completely disgusted.

[@jtouch99]

That was amazing. Within a space of 5 seconds she moved from 2nd last to 3rd place!!

[@wesw7241]

@@AhPhoey What happened

[@kintoa76]

Rodgers came from the back of the pack to secure a bronze. Congrats to her.

[@jamo213]

She was genuinely happy for Athing

[@ty-oz6kg]

That was impressive

[@jeffreykicia6534]

Agreed, unreal for Rodgers patience and experience 110% beautiful and I was screaming so loud when she came up for the Bronze Medal==Much deserved.

[@jllacsamana4448]

@@jamo213 he I..

[@jamil41345]

SOUTH SUDAN IS PROUD OF ATHING MU

[@avismcgriff3465]

Athing Mu is sleek & precise.🔥 These athletes are so humble & truly dedicated. Great futures ahead of them!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@badmaru6699]

How bout Sha carri? Lolz

[@mangojulie123]

Watching Athing Mu raised the hairs on the back of my neck. ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT! She's tall, lithe and effortless in her running style. She put the hammer down over the final 200m. She's gonna break all the 800m records in future. I LOVE THIS ATHLETE!

[@triciajohansen3027]

I know I AM JEALOUS!!!! YOU GI, GIRL, CONGRATS!!!!!!!🏅❤🇺🇸

[@breakingthewall2112]

Athing Mu's stride is a thing of beauty

[@commonsensemaker5195]

She looks odd running to me.

[@Ineddiblehulk]

Mu has a strut and confidence in herself and her ability beyond even many of the goats - she’s really something else. One of the most exciting athletes of the last - I don’t know how long actually. She’s incredible.

[@BlueHopi144]

totally agree with u ....stunning , stunning , stunning talent and articulate young Women .

[@Ineddiblehulk]

@@BlueHopi144 I’m kind of surprised I’d never heard of her before this years ncaas - I’d heard of Sydney and Jakob years before they were 19 - and rightly so. But I think Mu is superior to even those two.

[@BlueHopi144]

@@Ineddiblehulk MU IS indeed the real deal for the 400 and 800 . she could break both WR's if she wants to ....

[@jen5138]

@@Ineddiblehulk Sydney runs hurdles. Not wise to compare like that.

[@Ineddiblehulk]

@@jen5138 I’m talking about talent and confidence. I’m comparing her to Federer and Phelps. Nothing to do with the event or sport at all.

[@jeffreykicia6534]

I absolutely love the way Rodgers held back for the first 600 meters nearly dead last and came roaring back to take the Bronze Medal with Americans finishing 1st and 3rd place!! The patience she exhibited was outstanding and deserved an Olympic Medal. Her experience PAID off.*** (Former Professional & World Class Runner)***

[@musik102]

I like athletes who run to win.

[@ivnmbgy]

at 6:17 Athing Mu was so happy to see that Raevyn Rogers came from behind to win the bronze, she didin't realize prior to that because raevyn was so last during the 400m bell. amazing relationship between these two.

[@nyahsnyder]

athing mu doesn't even look tired and ran the whole race with ease while managing to shave 3 seconds off her initial PR. sooo impressive

[@kmymaura4131]

Athing Mu is my new idol from track and field, with that attitude she is going to be along way in her journey Congrats

[@jamil41345]

HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@Watkinsstudio]

@@jamil41345 Mu was born in the USA.

[@swampdickie]

@@jamil41345 Sudan. I hope that the USA teams don't put her in with our beautiful women, the thing mu doesn't fix in. Yes , she can run, so what? She is not pleasant to look at.

[@jonathanbower7081]

Congrats to my homegirl Hodgkinson for silver, age 19 and a PB! Go UK! And congrats to Mu, brilliant running.

[@Henrykhine115]

Congratulation to Team USA for winning the Gold and Bronze medals in this race. The way MU is running was epic, and she seems never get tired. I hope the 800m world record will be her belt in near future.

[@pinkpapaya0430]

Mu a great contender for the 800m WR very soon. G.O.A.T. in the making.

[@archipiratta]

To be the best, you gotta beat the best. Caster is still undefeated

[@bluebutterfly4594]

I just love Athing Mu's smile 😃

[@alexarihani2902]

I saw an interview with her family and the whole family has that infectious joyous smile!

[@ard8785]

Athing Mu strides like a sprinting gazelle in flight - relaxed; measured, long, ballet-like strides, and yet decidedly fast.... And look at her 14:45ff, while 99.99% of Olympic winners would have tears on their eyes, bawling because of a glorious win amidst all their sacrifices and sufferings just to win, Mu was simply giggling to herself.. lol :)

[@ema6250]

It was an amazing race how both Athing and Keely knew exactly how to pace themselves at only 19!! Im so excited to see how they can push eachother!

[@TheOgfizzle]

Awesome by Mu. Congrats from 🇰🇪

[@archipiratta]

Lakini where are your peepo?! No Kenyans in the final??

[@TheOgfizzle]

@@archipiratta win some, lose some

[@8L4CK_P4NTH3R]

Athing Mu looks like she is jogging lol, fierce competition from the UK as well. A delightful match to spectate.

[@TheWayToWin]

Great race. Very smart pacing. Athing Mu is a real threat to the track and field oldest world record.

[@dkwsdodocos5529]

That world record definitely was done on drugs as well

[@deepakarya7051]

@@dkwsdodocos5529 typical American

[@deepakarya7051]

@The RoadRunner same is case with USA now as well as in 80's 90's only thing is USA and allied forces control the nerative after world war 2 ....do you think record by Flo Jo or other athletes from USA like Carl Lewis are clean ?

[@kundakaps]

@@deepakarya7051 The Eastern Bloc had state-sponsored doping programs.

[@Blomsterfinn7]

well, she run 60 cm from the inner line, could have easily runned 1.54

[@doreenaraka2571]

Athing Mu reminds of our great plain land giraffes. long legs, Stunning, majestic and elegant. She is so beautiful and runs so immaculately.

[@BlueHopi144]

yep , like the Masaï physiology

[@Zandohaha]

@@BlueHopi144 Definitely. Watching her these games, at 19, I really felt like I was watching the next person to follow on from first Kipketer, and then Rudisha.

[@triciajohansen3027]

A young Wilma Rudolph!

[@jamil41345]

HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@Watkinsstudio]

@@jamil41345 Mu was born in the USA.

[@SMHS2004]

You know what I love about this channel? They don't spoil the winner in the title of the video. The NBC channel is horrible about that and I finally had KZbin stop recommending their channel.

[@LifeisaBeautifulting]

Her smile is so cute, great race

[@freedomm]

Athing Mu in a class of her own and so graceful.

[@pedrokropotkin9045]

Athing Mu is pure talent... the future queen of 400 & 800 meters

[@rosie94204]

Mu beautiful runner such a pleasure to watch her. Effortless. Magnificent.

[@ApoorvaDixit1488]

Loved the way Rogers paced in the last 200m to get Bronze. She was last in the line till 600m.🙂👍👌

[@lucymacks2256]

Mu was jogging...so smooth. Beautiful!!!!

[@josepholupot9890]

Can we give it up for Rogers!!!!! She came from last to 3rd!!! She made my day but congs MU

[@avionterria7855]

Rogers always runs her race that way. She relies on her kick, no surprise.

[@AfroChilanGringo]

Mu will be the 800 champion at the next Olympics also for sure!

[@lukaduka1001]

Famous last words 😅...

[@dawnmcclain1037]

Every now and again I come back to this post. Raven Rogers cracked me up. I love when she did because she was dead last. And it had the nerve to get the bronze. Nobody even noticed it at first not even Athing …👊🏽🙏🏽

[@NebraskaGonvilleJones]

Spectacular running from Mu. She is the future of woman’s USA track. There are a few jostling for the claim but I think Mu is the one. Congratulations on your first two Olympic medals, looking forward to seeing how many more she will get

[@jendayiKa]

Atum Mu is sooooooooo gorgeous! Her skin and complexion is dreamy!!!! She is going to be the GOAT of track & field if she stays healthy. A once in a lifetime athlete for sure.

[@Wezzie0]

About time SouthSudan is represented great race We see you Athing Mu from Malawi

[@marthawarrington7748]

South Sudan, they have long legs. Congratulations to the 2 Americans and the British young ladies

[@eldonbrand]

Truly beautiful athlete is Athing Mu. Well done!

[@eldonbrand]

A truly beautiful athlete. Well done Athing Mu and the young Briton Keeley and the other American. I wonder if Athing Mu would not have been subjected to the unfortunate treatment that appears to be focused on African runners like the brilliant 200 metres silver medallist who powered her way to the finish just like the American athlete who came from far behind to clinch the silver. You can bet the Polish sports coach would have questioned their legitimately amazing feat.

[@jamil41345]

@@eldonbrand HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@Watkinsstudio]

@@jamil41345 You're wrong, Mu is American 🇺🇸.

[@JKarstadt]

Rogers had a helluva finish!!!

[@adegbenroagoro5180]

Blazing !

[@ingridprofitt6078]

That young lady has a serious kick, I could not believe my eyes. 😁

[@avionterria7855]

She always runs her race that way, relying on her kick...

[@adegbenroagoro5180]

@@avionterria7855 She was fortunate the British lady Reekie slowed down before the tape. Obviously she's been successful with it since she has consecutive global championship SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS to show for it. It's also extremely exciting to watch🙂

[@jamil41345]

HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@Kabaselefh]

Raevyn Rogers run the race of her life 🙌🏿

[@oseitututawiah2109]

This Athing Mu girl looks like she's going to own the world in the 400m race too. I have a feeling she will.

[@avionterria7855]

She owns 1500m, 800m, and 400m. Just phenomenal

[@nestcanz]

Everyone's talking about Mu, but loook what did Rogers do, amazing.

[@fksons4161]

Amazing.Raevyn Rogers did the unthinkable. From the last to the 3rd in 15 seconds. That was the big deal

[@BlueHopi144]

oh yes , that last kick was astonishing ; The Us has no worries for the near future in the 200,400 , 800 and 400 by 4 relays ( they can beat the nasty Russian Wr by next year if they want to )

[@jorger5615]

unreal totally awesome

[@avionterria7855]

Raevyn always runs her race that way. She always relies on her kick...it's nothing new.

[@4326834]

Not as mature as the 19-year olds

[@brigidm6279]

Athing is spectacular of course. But Rogers' finish? That was pretty special too!

[@avionterria7855]

Rogers has been relying on her kick since college, that's just her race pattern.

[@bk.1101]

Woo-hoo, what a phenomenal performance by Athing and an incredible comeback by Raevyn!!! In keen anticipation of this young, talented track star setting new WR and OR someday😄😄😄

[@alessandrodelmonte5765]

KEELY HODGKINSON the next olimpic champion in Paris 2024 !!

[@jraffxx]

indeed!

[@pedrokropotkin9045]

The rhythm change of Mu in last corner is fabulous

[@aswinmaddy1533]

Race starts here 3:46 👍

[@quatelquandor4803]

7:04 such a British reaction 😭

[@THEMathHacker-121]

Made me chuckle

[@parama07]

Reekie would have never thought she wouldn't have won the bronze until Rogers started making that master stroke

[@iVince905]

From 7th to 3rd was pretty impressive by Rogers.

[@charlenesakala1732]

I am in love with Athing Mu! What a graceful and elegant runner.

[@MIrkif]

Athing Mu. She's like a supermodel.

[@commonsensemaker5195]

Please

[@user1952-e4g]

Great race and great commentary by the coverage team. British announcers are the best.

[@codykingston]

I was just searching for it few hours ago but now it’s finally here. Thank you so much 🙏🏼✌🏽😇

[@WorkFromHomeAfrica]

Imagine the amount of medals that Africa would scoop up if they had the type of support Mu has in the U.S.

[@BlueHopi144]

what are they waiting for ? money is there ......but they need to invest in structures like in Jamaica or Bahamas + specific junior programmes to locate and support the best talents maybe ? the Us has a very fine pool of talent + NCAA system . They just did not peak well this time around ( specially the men ) because of their intense Trials competition and long season .

[@kaybrown2201]

@@BlueHopi144 Jamaicahas excellent grass root and senior level programmes and world class coaches and the best high school program in the world but they do not pay their athletes. They need to work on that aspect. We have lost great talents because of financial challenges.

[@BlueHopi144]

@@kaybrown2201 i wish them to get together & push for more sponsoring , maybe coming from outside Jamaica ...there is always a way when the will is focused on Changes .

[@mercyogbee7077]

It's really sad , isn't it?

[@Anzomax2]

Africa has plenty of medals and they definitely have support.

[@harmonsalmon7739]

A great atlete, brilliant pace out front, everyone was going backward. Beautiful to watch.

[@brandonmroe265]

Athing Mu and Keely Hodgkinson are the two most thrilling and charismatic of the new age of track stars. Their rivalry, begun in earnest here, could potentially define women's running to global audiences for the next decade. That they happen to be the same age only adds to the possibility that they might push their event into a golden age. The women's 800 meter World Record is the oldest (and one of the most suspect) in all of athletics, and they could be the first clean (we pray) athletes to surpass it.

[@travelwithme8273]

What an athlete, brilliant performance from Athing Mu.

[@NehaSharma-od5gz]

Amazing! Mu is just at another level!

[@t0paggie]

Of course she is, she is a Texas Aggie. Whoop! Whoop!!

[@ailaaaishapath9823]

@@t0paggie very little to do with texas more to do with personal abilities..lol

[@jamil41345]

HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@Watkinsstudio]

@@jamil41345 Wrong! Mu was born and raised in the USA.

[@christinalifetimechannel2966]

Wow the Bronze medal impressed me so much, she was 2nd from last at the last 100m

[@triciajohansen3027]

Three beautiful and talented women, congrats to all three!!!!🇺🇸🏅🇬🇧🥈🇺🇸🥉😎❤

[@jamil41345]

HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@Watkinsstudio]

@@jamil41345 You're wrong, Mu was born and raised in the USA.

[@triciajohansen7124]

​@@Watkinsstudioyes Athing's parents are from Ghana but Athing was born and raised in the USA!

[@triciajohansen7124]

Sorry, Mu's family was from Sudan, not Ghana. My mistake!!!!!

[@jackward9901]

Athing Mu is generational, and Keely Hodgkinson has one the best biomechanics I've ever seen, obscenely smooth stride. These two teenagers will be hard to dislodge from the medals for many years to come.

[@eganbor]

The Reason The USA will always remain great.. Their arms are opened to the world.... Congratulations Mu.

[@grade12purity41]

i hope Athing will be running the 400 and 800 double in Paris.... i became her instant fan in us' trials......

[@llongone2]

Hopefully the two 19-year-olds will continue to push each other as great rivals...and we'll get a rematch in three years later.

[@senisalami5204]

Athin Mu is the future of USA middle distance runner that is, 400m, 800m and 400×4. She still has more to offer in forthcoming world athletics championships.

[@avionterria7855]

She also runs the 1500m ☺

[@senisalami5204]

@@avionterria7855 That's very interesting. We wait to see which of the races she's going to select permanently

[@jamil41345]

HYPOCRISY IS WHEN YOU CRITICISE AILING GU FOR HER COMPETING FOR CHINA BUT YOU FORGOT THAT ATHING MU IS FROM GHANA

[@senisalami5204]

@@jamil41345 athing mu is not from Ghana

[@Watkinsstudio]

@@jamil41345 Mu is American born and raised.

[@eddieokojie5425]

Mu is brilliant! She carries on as if it’s a walk in the park. From a distance, her physical form and current age suggest she has the capacity to set new records. If I had the opportunity, I’d strongly advise she does it now. The commentators always find it convenient to trace the history of the Athletes, especially, when they are not representing Britain. When they represent Britain, the commentators are very silent about their trajectory and pretend they have been British forever. Such hypocrisy!

[@gidug2250]

Did you have examples? When I watch here in the UK, it is never a secret. For example Mo Farah one of our most celebrated and supported athletes, it was never ignored about his Heritage of being born in Somalia and moving to London was he was a young boy….. Porter the hurdler, was born and raised in the US. Yamile Aldama, born in Cuba, respesented, Cuba, Sudan and then GB. I only know this from listening to the commentators.

[@avionterria7855]

Mu was born in the U.S. Her family had been here a year before her birth.

[@swampdickie]

Why? we can see that you are not white and you have a problem when the runner's country is said. She is from Sudan, you don't become German just because you are born there, nor American for the same reason. Look at her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why isn't she running for one of the African black Nations?

[@GoonersAnalysis]

A very tremendous win Mu. We are happy of you sister.

[@nithinjonnalagadda3470]

The best thing is she didn't even try to check out the others, she was very confidennt. Love you Athing

[@malenadahudugamastermanjun7834]

Amazing....Woow wt a dedicated Participants...😍🤩😘 All the best for upcoming Olympics

[@poojad7493]

Who’s here after Athing failed to qualify for Paris?

[@FunTimeWithLeo]

Yes

[@ngapham32]

Me

[@leonardodasilveiradesouza7757]

so sad, she deserved that spot once again. but she will bounce back

[@kenneth.wagner1964]

Nope, after watching Dave Wottle and Dave Rudisha!

[@sl_mirza]

😢

[@ULYISCES]

KEELY se veía bien 😍

[@Superman3475yahoo]

Athing mu is the future of track for America and for the world. Proud

[@achuilajang7072]

Athieng Mou is a phenomenal runner!!! Wish her all the best.

[@sakharamshinde7755]

🇺🇸🥇 Athing Mu 🇬🇧🥈 Keely Hodgkinson 🇺🇸🥉 Raevyn Rogers

[@senzanome4257]

I LOVE ATLETICS

[@VinayakPande53]

Spell it correctly then.

[@mskates2001]

This young woman is amazing!! Can't wait to see her in the future.

[@Simplyquana_ea]

Those strides are hypnotic what ... all the best Athing Mu stride on us lol

[@dr.sagarguru9356]

Abhi jit lo aap log....ham log to aab tak sirf iit aur ias exam ke piche bhagte phir reh the....aab jaake ham logo ko hoos aaya he....Paris Olympics will be definitely bright for us🙏

[@finesse3121]

I'm so proud of you mu ❤ love from st 🇱🇨 lucia

[@wahyufsuherman6828]

5:45 poor jemma. I thought before she could got bronze, but unfortunately a beautiful rogers nailed it. Well, I love roger's nail. She's so gorgeous and cute!!

[@rman51]

Wow... Mu and Rogers with great PB's and MEDALS! And rock on for Keely! BTW... turn the vol up and listen to what Keely said. LOL!! Love these power women!

[@pnmugambi]

Amazing teens Athing Mu and Hodgkinson 👏🏽

[@geraldillo]

The winner has a beautiful stride.

[@RC-lo9ir]

I like her style! Gorgeous even not running!

[@joemuni5449]

Grest Race she . Super tall and besutiful black women😍

[@jamescaricola6439]

That race is up there with 800 final in Sydney for the men ! I would argue a better race possibly the best ever for half mile men’s or women’s

[@fatbelly27]

Well done Keely Hodgkinson. Still improving three years later. Reekie still up there with the best and the new Brit is Phoebe Gill age 17.

[@kundakaps]

Athing Mo ran the fastest 400m split in the relay too.

[@kundakaps]

I must also add that she's also the USA junior record holder for both the 400m and 800m. I think she should shift to the 400m. She's can try to break the world record.

[@amyodonnell6405]

Mu!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hayashicastro2659]

Athing Mu you are the best 🔥❤️💪

[@bysonchi]

Athing Mu will rule the 800 and 400 with an iron grip, over the next decade.

[@Philmoscowitz]

I love Keely Hodgkinson's reaction at 7:04 !

[@higher_pwr8178]

Raevyn strategically put the hammer down.

[@josebasterrica3358]

El 800 es de dos juveniles benditas sean lo han revolucionado todo y dan esperanzas a las jóvenes atletas no hay que esperar tanto para destacar.El talento al poder