The American is master of cheating...🤭 The Jamaicans are the masters of sprinting!👌

@@enigmaticgenius7717 Cry some More please 🙂😉

@@enigmaticgenius7717 the Jamaican women look like beasts next to Flo-Jo. She’s half their size. If anything they are the cheaters.

You may say that again ❤

@@enigmaticgenius7717 Why then can't they beat Flo Jo's records, even with their Country giving them a drug testing pass even with a number of their athletes like Steve Mullings banned for life for using steroids 🤭🤭

amazing her doctor and the dealer who supplied it

21.69😃 Allyson Felix..

Couldn't help but notice her - all legs! But I saw FloJo in LA '84 Olympics as I just moved there in December of '83. Took a picture with her at stadium. Wish I still had it. One of greatest thrills In my life. Loved her to death.

@@lalomillar6335 dont hate homie

@@foolmenow00 Where is your picture with Flo Jo???

Nah

now SJ

@@dariusm7456 Not in the Olympics. But yes, Sherika Jackson is on her way to break the Olympic record.

@@ArnHaz the Olympic record is the wr it was done at the Olympics

@@XxDAOGJAYYxX Yeah sure. But the context of this video is the Olympics.

That's because she was running against the greatest female sprinter in the history of planet Earth... With respect to Grace Jackson.. flojo was simply phenomenal....

Flojo

@@susheelasusheela520 the greatest female sprinter in the history of planet Earth Florence Griffith Joyner...

@@Haraka111 yes she is stylish

Look at that video again. She wasn't the winner. The camera just focussed on Grace.

Absolutely she was incredible,,, a beautiful moment in Time..... FloJo was a goddess.....

@@Haraka111 No Doubt!

Master class drugs masking

@@noblesultragraphic2114 oh yeah what test did she fail mfer

@@noblesultragraphic2114 Marion Jones was on drugs and she couldn't get near that time 😆😆

Jamaican women are beautiful and fantastic athletes!

When the title said 'race' it wasn't referring to nationally! So enjoy

and she slowed down at the end to celebrate

one Flo Jo is born every 100 years

And her hands were in the air in excitement.

@@carlostejada1479 every century there is one lucky genetic lottery

Drug assisted her time was insane!

@@acejohnny71 when will you Jamaicans get over it? She's the GOAT so stop it with all these unsubstantiated claims. Y'all drug testing program isn't exactly top notch by the way which begs to question, how many of the man looking Jamaican women are juicing up?

@@ConsciousFBA think about what you're saying so what about the Olympics r any international meeting who do you think tested them ???

@@jermainemyles1825 it matters not, the fact is she never tested positive for anything. To continue to defile her name without valid evidence is not fair.

@@ConsciousFBA smh I never said anything about Flo ,I'm making referent to what you said about Jamaican women and the system they used to test their athletes ,I'm sure you know no women from Jamaica was tested positive at any international meeting that's what I'm talking about NOT Flo jo

@@ConsciousFBA ok will check it out

sad to break it to u its been broken now

@@janicejones5983 no one broke the world record tho

@Jackson Five both Flo Jo world records still stands.

@Jackson Five I'm sorry but I didn't say that about Olympic record, I said queen of the tracks, you need to learn how to read and who said that, read well and you will see it, sorry for it and my respect for you.

@Jackson Five Olympic record was broken by Elaine Thompson few days ago in 100m with 10.61s, not in 200m, you think before you comment any think.

P.E.D. If you know you know

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB were around 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

😂😂😂 frequency

@@senthilkumar-bu9rp Are you stupid? This is talking about the Olympics only.

I don’t see Allyson at all she got beat by Veronica

@@RKRKRK78 sorry man... I'll remove my comment.

There is gotta be Daphe's 2016 Olympic race in there somewhere.

Where's Grace Jackson's time of 21.72 ?

So good she was included in the list twice. And for the same race!!!

@@redalert2834 No. One was for the 21.72 in the semi and one for the 21.81 in the finals. But the semi was featured twice because second place was Juliet Cuthbert's 21.75.

You thought wrong lol

Whooo???!!!!

@@iraniran3481 no

@@iraniran3481 Florence Griffith Joyner. At timestamp 3:12

21.69😃 Allyson Felix.

Thompson, yes.

@@bysonchi Ugh. Schippers is double world champion in 200m. And 5th fastest in history.

@@chamindujanith6337 Yea, just as fast as her times went up, they went down. Just like all the Russians and Western European sprinters who set all kinds of records in the 80s and 90s. You figure it out.

@@bysonchi Van Niekerk and Yohan Blake are in the same boat. lol. Blake lasted only 2 years.

@@chamindujanith6337 Yea, maybe it also applies to them too. The difference is that you still have great Jamaicans and SA sprinters. But where are all the great record breaking Russian and European sprinters. Did they just forget how to run. Skippers is a perfect example, lol.

Ppl can say what they want, but, not anyone since has come close to the flawless technique she effortlessly showcased at Seoul '88✨ RIP Ms Florence Griffith Joyner.

Yeah that year miracles happen

Yeah the greatestest doper cheat in history

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB were around 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

Yes, there are athletes who have that One shining Olympic Games, then, there's..... Merlene Ottey.

Merlene Ottey , the true queen of sprints back then.

Me tooo flojos records are extra ordinary,if Clayton don't break them noone shall break them

bruh , she died because of peds

Perfect form

@@loiusnyez5009 No, she had an epileptic seizure. You have no proof and it’s slander at this point.

P.E.D. Please do your research

She was most jucied sprinter in history by far.

I agree... A lot may not accept Queen Flo's record.. Some may say the sprint GOAT is Sherly Ann Fraser-Pryce coz she's been winning in the past four Olympics... A given coz Queen Flo is not around... But to break three sprint records in just one Olympics?! And in a matter of hours! Wow! They should accept the fact that Queen Flo is the GOAT... No one else...

@@ard8785 I agree with you wholeheartedly,, did you know Flo Jo was ostracized and picked on, she took 11 drug tests in 1988 and passed all of them 11 drug test that's more drug test than the entire island of Jamaica that year.. and they couldn't find anything she passed everything.. sad man it flojo was from any of the oddballs who tried to trash her name if she was from their country we would have a different conversation... It's sad I'm telling you... flojo is the greatest ever..

@@Haraka111 Yeah, I have researched that one about 3 years ago... Unfortunately, these Caribbean nation runners - Jamaica, Tirinidad and Tobago, Haiti - cannot accept the fact that Flo Jo passed all of those drug tests. They are so bitter because inspite of their "black magics" and herbal medicines for speed and strength, still, their runners cannot even get near the mark set by Flo Jo. They allege that Flo Jo took drugs when they themselves also took on a different kind of drugs. Whatever they say or allege again Queen Flo, Flo Jo will remain "The GOAT" - until such time that a worthy sprinter can break all of her records.

@@ard8785 I don't believe it somebody who's focused on absolute facts versus Hocus pocus, allegations, prejudice, xenophobia.. you are a breath of fresh air.. Flojo Never in her career had to take a (b)sample Never in her career had to return a medal Never in her career had to return prize money. Never in her career skipped a drug test. A beautiful black queen.. unfortunately was born with epilepsy.. So unfortunate... And simply because she's born in California and not Montego Bay most of the people in Jamaica throw imaginary stones at her... Zero proof.. and at the exact same time make every excuse under the sun for anybody from Jamaica that failed a drug test... I had a Jamaican tell me Sharon Simpson got her drugs from America he blamed America for Sharon Simpson drug failure... Then he turned around and told me 10.70 is faster than 10.49 ,,,,man I'm telling you it's sad bro it's awesome to hear somebody who thinks.. God bless you..

Cheater

@ThatOne no

Yes…🖤🇺🇸🖤

Exactly❤

well her Olympic 100m record was already broken by Elaine but that 10.49 is ridiculous.

@@dreb5776 new title "Flo Jo`s 10.49 cant be touched" but you never know.

@@djrichgroove18 That W 400m, 47.60 sec is about to fall soon as well.

Of course they can`t, she was doping at the time...pretty much acknowledged now. All you need do is look at her times over a two year period...and her body shape

@@jfrost1942not proven.

Fastest in the Olympics, she only has 21.88 didn't make the cut off

“Schippers”…you’re welcome.

She didn't run her down, she was already ahead of her.

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB were around 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

Lj k

SHE TOOK DRUG TESTS A MILLION TIMES. NOTHING!!!!

@@yvettelyn8183 Exactly she was the most tested athlete during the 88 Olympics. She earned those medals and those Olympic records with hard work and dedication.

@@Phephe00 Nonsense! A season or two before Flo Jo wasn't even close to running those times, she was a mediocre sprinter with inconsistent results. Check her history up to the 88 games before the rapid transformation with her body and times, it's very difficult to make such a vast improvement so quickly, hence the speculations about drugs. Plus all avid track and field fans know the 88 games were riddled with PE drugs, some were just better at not getting caught. As a point of reference, Marion Jones was tested multiple times and cleared and we only knew she was on PE drugs because she admitted to it.

@@todye4 She also Change coaches and changed her training style. It's not difficult to make that change if you put in the work. I understand having pride in your country, but I don't understand why it becomes such a rivalry between these 2 specific countries. Both countries have excellent runners Kama and you don't have to put the other runners down from the other country just to make yours look better. Not to mention Flo Jo was tested numerous times during the 88 Olympics because people kept saying she was doping and each tiwe're in each time hard drug test came back negative

@@Phephe00 She changed coaches after the ran those fast time in 88 at the US Olympic trials. as I said her time leading up to 88 were mediocre compared to the competition. Her fasted time in 84 was 10.99; athletics was a part time activity for her thing for her - she didn't participate in competitions as much compared to her peers. She even stopped completely 85/86. She returned in 87 with 10.96 PB and finished that year with 11.13. She started her season very late in June 88 first race 10.89 then 10.99 before US trials where she ran those ridiculous time (some wind aided and I do thing her 10:49 was aided as well because of the conditions that day and all other times clocked a wind reading). So for someone who didn't have a lot of races to get into form for the trials and still ran those times it is highly suspicious. With other top athletes today you can see the incremental reductions in with the PBs over time so it's not a surprise but with her she just doesn't have the enough results that supports the 88 times. 1983 11.06 Bruxelles (BEL) 26 AUG 1983 1984 10.99 Berlin (GER) 17 AUG 1984 1985 11.00 Stadio Olimpico, Roma (ITA) 07 SEP 1985 1987 10.96 Köln (GER) 16 AUG 1987 1988 10.49 Indianapolis, IN (USA) 16 JUL 1988 I am not sure what 2 specific countries you are referring to because I never mentioned countries in my initial replay to your post so I am a little confused with your accusation. Furthermore, my country was not in the women's 100 finals at the 88 games so not sure who I was trying to look better.

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB were around 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

Unfortunately, that is not how it works. Otherwise you could take Gabby Thomas time in 200m and deduce what she could run in 100m dash

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB at 100 and 200 meters were around 11 and 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB at 100 and 200 meters were around 11 and 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

Did they break the world record???

Flo Jo the best forever❤

This video was probably done before Allyson's run.

@@royestondsouza4069 Allyson ran that like 5-6 years ago. This video was made 9 months ago.

Read the caption carefully dude before comment.. he said 200M at olympic not world championship..lol

SHELLY ANN DID NOT WIN THE LAST FOUR SHE ONE IN BEIJING 2008 AND LONDON 2012 THATS IT.

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB at 100 and 200 meters were around 11 and 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

Greatest in history.. flojo was a phenom..

U got to be kidding

I agree ...

Like the tests that didnt catch Marion Jones?

Sounds like you don't know how beating these steroid tests go. Marion Jones never failed a drug test but admitted to being on PEDs for years. So if she never came clean, would you have been proclaiming her drug free too? Please, don't be so naive.

@@markshepherd626 the PEDs that Marion Jones took weren't classified as such until around 2004 so there was no way for them to show up on a drug test at the 2000 Olympics.

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB at 100 and 200 meters were around 11 and 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

DRUGS

@@Monsterup-ye8cr I know I should not even respond to this cuz that was an ignorant respond to you put up just one word.... Do you have proof of that... Tell me what drug specifically by name

@@sinsin1697 are you an idiot? She was on drugs no wonder she died so early after she retired

It is very naive to believe that FloJo wasn't juiced. Jarmila Kratochvílová's 1:53,28 (1983-oldest WR) in women's 800m and Marita Koch's 47:60 (1985) in women's 400m are still standing and are almost unbreakable like FloJo's records. All 3 were tested negative but we all know that they were juiced. Between 1982-1987 FloJo's SB at 100 and 200 meters were around 11 and 22 seconds and out of a sudden during 3 months (July-August-September 1988) she ran all those unbelievable times. After the 1988 Olympics, Griffith Joyner retired from competitive track and field, just before the introduction of mandatory random drug testing in 1989. Come oooon.

She was the greatest to ever do it.. that was her 8th race within days.. Flo-Jo was a goddess

What is the implication here? That one day Sha'carri will go under 22? It took Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce almost 15 years before she could run under 22 seconds in the 200. A lot of excellent sprinters did not break the 22 seconds barrier. Lets hope that Sha'carri does break the barrier though

Yes, Sha'Carri will run under 22. How is that even difficult to imagine?...she can easily beat her pb by a whopping .01s or more (and no, it' won't take her 15 years)

@@proverbalizer well this aged like milk

This was made 2 years ago