100m final london 2012

Phelps 8 golds or a video of all the golds!

Johnson 200m and 400m run at 1996

El guerrouj gold medals in 2004

My favorite moment of Usain Bolt is inspiring motivation and gratitude to his country of Jamaica and the fans from around the world. He loves everyone including us...

he even cn do more faster in 9.4s

@@ddugx7373 the 9.68 looks like he celebrates nearly half of the race before the line lol, if not he could have reached 9.3 or 9.4 i believe

For real tho

a replica of Jesse Owens

QF was more incredible

Hd is trying to make it to finals with 100% energy and then spring there

@@DeckerSwimming That doesn't make any sense, all the races are supposed to be 100% of your capacity

@@ariel1875 uh no why would he waste energy in a race he could win when it doesnt count for anything other than getting to the next race.

@@ariel1875 your delusional

@@ariel1875 i know it’s kinda weird

I saw a breakdown about it in internet and because of his posture it helps him do his best or that's the reason why he is fast.

@@joshuatalabucon3792 the reason why he is fast is genetics bro😂

@@warcross0429 I don't know bro, I don't have any idea to him😂 but I love to see his clips from olympics like this

@@joshuatalabucon3792 nah Usain bolt is naturally fast

@@yanna-pq6cs he is naturally fast but check out his race is Athens 2004 he had the talent but bad technique which he later improved on

Cristiano Ronaldo 😉

@@Rubenribeirogoat Messi??

Djokovic???

Gautama the Buddha.... 🍎🍉🍉🍉

@@AdityaKumar-jm5ft haha yess the mighty nole

Tiger Woods and Margaret Court also come to mind.

@@seanparris8785 and Magnus Carlson

the word for it is aptronym :)

Ian Thorp

@@manjulpunetha7752 how?

Michele Phillips was more dominant in swimming 🏊‍♀️

@@shitalpimpale3605 Who Is Michele Philipps? 😂😂

@@flaviovitale2974 😂😂

Nadal on clay up there with him

Adam Peaty

me too for 2mroow race

yar

Yeah bro, imagine that lol

Manz not hot.

Innit

Should have ran through on the 100m final. Would have run in the 9.4s. Human limit is in the 9.45 range

He did it to do a better world record... 3 Golds in a ROW! Remember, the races are minutes in between.

My thoughts exactly

I know. Although I respect him so much he should’ve tried his best until the end

That 'wonderkid' is Shelly-ann Frazier Pryce👍🏾🇯🇲

@@instink876music nope. that wonderkid is Erryon Knighton.

@@nickbalenzano8339 yeah this dude just broke Bolt's 100m Junior record! What a champ

@JespBoi when hype is around something we don't have to keep up with it, it's just there in our face

@JespBoi got u. Might have to do my research on that guy, never heard of him. I heard of Richardson tho

True

True there

As you can see, the second place there was jumping and celebrating so much lmao.

@@naimas8120 bolt speeds away from him at ~60m. I can't imagine working my whole life in something, being one of the best in the world, and then some dude just rips you to shreds just halfway through the race... And coming 2nd

because if he does he'll be supersonic

sounds like goku vs frieza

Doubtful any PRs were set in that race. Winning time was 10.2; that’s pretty pedestrian for pros

That's honestly what created the legend status I believe. That, and he was an absolute hype machine

Exactly....legend is running relaxing . His actual potential never used

@@chamodkanishka2324 it's not the fact that potential was never used, he was extremely successful - its the fact I think he probably didn't realise not only was he racing against the current and former stars - he was racing against the future stars as well - he could have made that world record untouchable for all time if he really pushed himself.

@@andrewboxall2945 he is a GOAT

First Olympics was Athens and he didn't make it out of the heats because he coming off a hamstring injury

​@@416yaadieAt Athens 2004, he was only 18(teenager) The original commenter mention about his first olympic event in his prime.

Same is happening with Sha'Carrie. I love the showboating.

Yes, they literally were having a fit! Now, they love it. He brought entertainment back to the sport. I also notice a lot more athletes having fun with the camera when they're being introduced now, which is nice to see.

I remember too!!! It was so hated and look at the legend now!

They never did.

wait a minute, who's 'they'?

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Savagery 🤣🤣🤣

Hahaha

what how

@@gaminghub8602 bc he came 2nd in that race

@@princessmildered6245 i know bro , but its better to come last isn't it and the way he runs

@@gaminghub8602 yeah true and the fact that he runs so affectless

This Usain Bolt 😅😂

Telling everyone how he beat bolt in a race for the rest of his life

Yep 👍

There already is another usain bolt

That person is called Andre de grasse

@@russellterry2556 FACTS.

@@russellterry2556 where?

exactly! Most people watching then must have been so shocked to see how easily he did it

That could have been an alternate title 😂

@@cookiemonsteryummyyumz It wasnt easy. He made it look like it was easy. Because he didnt have to run as many steps as the shorter guys to win with his long stride. But If it was easy he would have been running world records every week..And people forget after 2009 at only 23 he set no more records in the 100 and 200. And when he got beaten by Gatlin in 2017 he was In decline at only 31.

@@fender1000100 What are you on about? That 9.85 was very easy and you'd have to be delusional to think otherwise. His peak in 09 and decline in 17 has nothing to do with how easy this semi was. When you're in 9.6 low shape a 9.85 is light work.

I think that's the reason so many thought he wasn't clean

Yohan Blake 💚💛🖤

@@janetthompson7164 Nop. Again I say, no one.

What's ur time in 100 m ? 😅

@@yashjoshi8278 sorry I m replying lately my time is 10.92 (pb) age is 15

@@oic3237 Nice bro, I peaked at 11.20 something back when I was in high school

@ESP yes true he is talented, possibly even more than bolt. But what Bolt did at the olympics at world championships is on another level. It's one thing to be talented, it's another to keep on winning championship after championship. Erriyon knighton certainly has the talent aspect, now it is whether he can achieve the longevity.

You can't say that Let's hope someone someday come and break his record to keep 100m event hyped

@@hemantks4353 his statement doesn't necessarily mean that his wr will never be broken. Bolt's legacy goes further than merely his wr over the 100 and 200

@Esp_M Lets see i he keeps up the progression, making that step up from wc talent to wc dominator isnt going to be as easy as youre makin it sound. Many have pretended before and most have failed....

The 9.58 year he was in a car accident 2 month before the World Championship and could not train. I absolutely agree with you.

Easily could've beat it. 2008 was his prime. Perfect health and perfect shape. He went there knowing he was going to win no matter what.

That's blatantly false. Look up "Usain Bolt 2008 vs. 2009 split times" -- you can see he slowed down by .07 with the showboating, meaning he would've ran 9.62. If you want further evidence, look at his 200m times in 2008 vs. 2009; he was clearly in better shape in 2009. His 2008 200m was 19.30, and his 2012 200m was 19.32, and he ran 9.62 in the 100m that year, so the numbers confirm each other.

@@RobertSmurda Exactly. The 200m is the only race you need to see that he was not on the same form in '08 vs '09. In '09, even after the accident, he was still be better form. He ran his heart out for both those 200m, and the time difference sums it all up.

The Beijing 2008 100 meters event he should be ended like 9:45-9:50 something. But he slowed down himself and celebrated before finishing line.

That’s exactly what I thought when I saw the time 🐐

I was thinking the same thing... I believe in the final he could've go under 9.55 seconds..

2020 Olympic , not 2022 WC😂

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Yes fr he joggs the final 20 meters 🤦🏽‍♂

once he is faar ahead he slows down i think if he didnt do that he would be at 9.4..its going to take a long while before someone breaks his record

Dont over exaggerate, if he kept going full speed he might have gotten a 9.55/58 at best

@@futmut1000 he ran 9.58 and it still looked like he slowed down in that race but he probably could’ve ran about 9.5 flat

No, in this beijing final he could've ran at best a low 9.6, no way to break the 9.6 wall. His best run was and will always be Berlin 2009 9.58

100% true Lol🔥🥲

If he had a serious rival he wouldn't have jogged and would get 9.48 in the 100 meter.

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 Exactly. Nobody was ever close to him so he didn't push until the end

Under 9.5 is a stretch, would’ve been a high 9.5 again, he was already past his top speed by the time he celebrated but it would’ve been easily faster than 9.69 easily, celebrating doesn’t drop your time by more than 0.1 though since that’s a massive drop if you know about times in sprinting.

@@WorldLeader12345 Imagine this race with great tailwind and plus with actual tied shoelaces with no celebrating.

Exactly and this was when he was at his very prime...

It would have been broken lol he broke it afterwards remember 9.58

@@millionzart2545 maybe the if he doesn’t slow down he runs faster than a 9.58

@@shanemcgivern4928 exactly my thoughts but that 9.58 was the perfect run

@@shanemcgivern4928 the 9.58 he sprinted full throttle to the end though

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He ran through the 200 tho. He gave that 500% effort. That indicates what kind of pace and strength he had. Going off that, he wouldn't have been in 9.58 pace/fitness for this 100.. the chest pump on took off fractions, and not enough to drop it down by that much. 9.58 is whole different beast to 9.69-9.63. Alot of person don't realize that the difference between those two time groups is not just mere steps or waving the hand. That time is whole culmination of an effort placed over 100m. In other words, the difference between those times isn't what is done at the end, but everything starting from the beginning.

No lol..

@JespBoi lol i know the US is the best overall in a majority of sports and my comment was actually mostly sarcasm but just know that as a small nation in the caribbean, we are definitely a force to be reckoned with 🇯🇲👍🏾

@@lyric.x763 Everyone is using drugs, not just the United States

@@lyric.x763 oh come on, everyone in the 100m finals is cheating.

@@lyric.x763 Well considering the fact that Jamaicans take full advantage of the 3 miss rule is pretty suspicious. An athlete can miss 2 random drugs tests in a row without being suspended, but it is highly advised not to miss any. And practically every Jamaican athlete will miss 2 drug tests, then test for 1, then miss 2, then test for 1, highly suspicious. And the Jamaican “testing facility” was shown to be a storage shed. I’m not singling out the Jamaicans because every country does it, but you can’t honestly believe that a large country like the United States can’t beat Jamaicans while the Americans are cheating and the Jamaicans are clean. Another thing is that they can’t really come out and say that Bolt was cheating all this time because it would ruin the sport. And answer me this, why did the 2008 Jamaican Men’s 4x100m team get disqualified?

Same

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“All”

He literally does in half of these where he just starts jogging 😂

lol wut

Bro can you explain your last two lines about messi and ronaldo

No the antidoping agency was closing in

@@stianjarnass Ooooo Somebody's hurt.....

@@stianjarnass Bruh, just because somebody is winning doesn't mean they're on drugs 😂

Bolt > Phelps

Was this sarcasm?😂

@@matiqueedwards2269 No bro lol I mean it. Imagine being apart of that field, having maybe your best performance, and watching someone better than you set a WR on a world stage. He had the best seat in the house watching world history

The two main reasons to watch the Olympics in its prime

i literally think about this every time i watch him. i wonder what he would’ve got if he went flat out the whole 100m 🤯

9.55.....

It's been estimated around 9.63~9.64. Either way he would beat it in 2009 World Champs with the 9.58.

@@skengface5076 he said himself that he think 9.40 is the limit for a 100m

@@Madmax-cy9qx It will never be done in our lifetimes. They will have to make humans in a lab and give them the best drugs to run 9.4 I believe 9.58 will fall in the next 25 years. But someone running 9.49 or faster NO. Nobody over 21 today will ever live to see that.

2008 Olympics will forever be the best

In 2008, Bolt ran 9.77 into a 1.3 headwind, with rainy and cold conditions and a trip at the start. That is like a high 9.4 at best!!!!!!!!!!

Be yourself mate

Lol who doesn't

To shine your brightest light is to be who you truly are. Roy T. Bennett