The biggest [REDACTED] and most suspicious 🤨 improver of the year 2024 from the land down under has decided to show up, in a previous post from last week someone said she only shows up when Faith Kipyegon does and that seems to be the case.
The wave lights in the 1500 are set to the meeting record…which is 0.07 slower than the new world record…
Aregawi over Gebrhiwet? After his 12:36 with a 54 last lap? He as only 5th at the Olympics but I think he just went too hard when he made his move to win. Probably would've done better in a faster race or if he went for a medal instead of the win. I guess Aregawi is coming off a 10k silver and a 7:21 3k though, and he ran an impressive 12:40 last year. My money's still on Gebrhiwet though.
The biggest [REDACTED] and most suspicious 🤨 improver of the year 2024 from the land down under has decided to show up, in a previous post from last week someone said she only shows up when Faith Kipyegon does and that seems to be the case.
Prior to today Jessica Hull had run in 5 DL races this year and Kipyegon was in ONE of them. She also did a nice indoor season including Worlds (no Kipyegon there). Including prelims she’s raced 18 times this year including at least once in every month. Your post is garbage.
The wave lights in the 1500 are set to the meeting record…which is 0.07 slower than the new world record…
Aregawi over Gebrhiwet? After his 12:36 with a 54 last lap? He as only 5th at the Olympics but I think he just went too hard when he made his move to win. Probably would've done better in a faster race or if he went for a medal instead of the win. I guess Aregawi is coming off a 10k silver and a 7:21 3k though, and he ran an impressive 12:40 last year. My money's still on Gebrhiwet though.
That’s a totally reasonable wager. I think I have a bias stemming from how it seems like Aregawi should be the one setting a 5k WR in 2024, not Gebrhiwet. I mean, Hagos ran 12:47 in 2012 (did not win that race) and then didn’t PR again until 12:45 in 2018 (did not win in that race). Then another 5 years before dropping to 12:42, and now this year he’s running 12:36 with a 54 last lap and we’re talking WR? Just feels weird.
Vernon looked tired despite finishing middle of the pack in that 400. The long season and post-Olympics continues to show on the athletes. Hoping that 5k and 1500 does not have the same results.
Kirani James always look happy after finishing 400m no matter what position he finishes. I think it's because he won gold in 2012 and he has achieved everything there is to be in 400m
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So the odds are that nobody is going to break the 5000m record today. Having said that, an argument could be made that Kejelcha could win, as the pressure is off and he clearly doesn’t handle pressure well. He has run 7:23 and 12:38. Aregawi has run 7:21 and 12:40. Gebrhiwet of course 12:36 and Barega is often dangerous when you least expect it. So I wouldn’t bet the farm on any of these guys winning, as they all have a strong argument, especially YK, BA and HG.
They said that Crouser had 6 throws over 22 m today. How many bumans have ever done that in a shot? How many times has Crouser has done that? Only 38 men have ever thrown 1 22 m throw. He just did 6 in a row.
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Gebrhiwet was unimpressive at the Olympics and didn't show he still had his 12:36 form. Aregawi is the safer bet coming off a 7:21.
Agree with this, I think Aregawi is more likely to win today. Despite Gebrhiwet's astonishing Oslo run, nothing else he's yet done this year has been nearly as impressive