400h - WARHOLM 46.87

gordanshumway wrote:

Piglet wrote:

Followed up by a 400m win in 45.05 90 minutes later..... wow!!

Makes his times even more suspicious. You can't run a 400h all out the way he does.

how does the 45 make his times even more suspicious?......

ashton's pr is from decathlon (first event of) 2nd day. if he wanted, there's every indication he'd be well faster. but it seems his strength was combining multiple events. he's much better at that than wrahlom could hope to be. kw is very talented. ashton is minblowingly talented, more than the niche event expert

Wait a sec wrote:

You had me until the last paragraph. When Samba was last healthy, he was consistently spanking Warholm every time they raced. He underperformed in Doha due to injury, but the idea that Warholm has been coming out on top every time against him is false..

That was in 2018. Warholm at that time was a 47.64 athlete. Since 2019, he has not recorded a time over 47.45 in a finals race that occurred June or later. He's way better than when Samba was beating him.

THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:

Wait a sec wrote:

You had me until the last paragraph. When Samba was last healthy, he was consistently spanking Warholm every time they raced. He underperformed in Doha due to injury, but the idea that Warholm has been coming out on top every time against him is false..

That was in 2018. Warholm at that time was a 47.64 athlete. Since 2019, he has not recorded a time over 47.45 in a finals race that occurred June or later. He's way better than when Samba was beating him.

The original poster stated Warholm has been beating the others every time they've raced, and I said it wasn't true. 2018 was the last time he faced Samba healthy, and Samba was consistently better.

Warholm has improved, but it would be silly to assume he's the only who's done so considering the others haven't shown their hands yet. Just because we aren't seeing them doesn't mean they're not putting in the work, and they could similarly be in PB form when it's time to compete, which would also put them under 47.

Warholm is top dog right now but I wouldn't be even remotely surprised to see him beaten when he next faces Samba or Benjamin.

Lol. If Ashton is mindblowingly talented then what does that make Mayer? Uber mindblowingly talented?

mayer is an inferior athlete, much better thrower. throws are way overrated in the points, only reason he has the wr

btw, even with throws ashtons prs in the decathlon events (no the same as single decathlon pr) combine for a much better score

Plus 45.05 400m

mr. nice guy wrote:

mayer is an inferior athlete, much better thrower. throws are way overrated in the points, only reason he has the wr

btw, even with throws ashtons prs in the decathlon events (no the same as single decathlon pr) combine for a much better score

I would say Ashton is the inferior athlete. By far. Jumping and power events are the most important for an athlete. Running is very overrated. I wouldn't even consider Ashton in the top 20 of decathletes. Mayer is way above Ashten. Gets far more respect from me.

stop trolling, weirdo!

Talking about trolling. Yours is thick. Seems you're on every thread attacking certain morphologies (in mr canovas words).

Or are you him?

Why do you say he wasn't a great hurdler? Are you talking technique? Because he had titles at the NCAA, USA, World, and Olympic levels. He held the NCAA for 30 years before Rai Benjamin broke it.

Not ruling it out, those guys are great athletes. I just don't think 2018 factors. Warholm is a 46.8-47.2 guy now. Samba's been there in spurts, though he's been hurt, and Benjamin has been the same but Warholm beat him twice with both of them at the top of their games.

Aaleby wrote:

rhodester wrote:

Norway has discovered some drug we don't know. Remember how they suddenly won big at the Winter Games? Years from now we will know

Its called "olympiatoppen". Started with "Prosjekt '88" in 1985 and later became todays olympiatoppen with one sole goal; develop Norwegian top sports. Feel free to Google it. Has nothing to do with doping tho.

Sounds like something out of a comic book. Obviously it’s a Norwegian super soldier serum. Or Warholm is actually an Asguardian.

Obviously? You have superior knowledge? By heavenly inspiration, the trumpian way: facts doesn’t matter.

which morphology you say?

no

I'm not in every thread or attack, I like to tell to racists stop accuse black people all the time with short evidence or nothing

ashton's pb's vs mayer pb's look it up, it's all throws for mayer's points overtake, means inferior athlete

but go back complain about morphologies and same time say avout black athletes must dope

Runner10287 wrote:

Aaleby wrote:

Its called "olympiatoppen". Started with "Prosjekt '88" in 1985 and later became todays olympiatoppen with one sole goal; develop Norwegian top sports. Feel free to Google it. Has nothing to do with doping tho.

Sounds like something out of a comic book. Obviously it’s a Norwegian super soldier serum. Or Warholm is actually an Asguardian.

Its a way of creating synergi effect among different kind of athletes. To learn from each other across different kind of sports, summer and winter. Made possible and highly effective simple because Norway is a small and transparent country.

It was in response to the original poster's claims; Warholm has never dominated a healthy Samba. Also, Benjamin was not at his best in Doha due to injury, unless you're referring to another second encounter?

For now I'm content just watching Warholm challenge the WR, but it's a toss up who will actually come out on top when all 3 meet.

Yeah. Mayer is way above and beyond the athlete Ashton is. There is a reaosn why he is the WR holder and Ashton is flipping burgers. Their jumps are similar, but Mayer is the real athlete with explosivness and strength. Look at their pRs. Ashotn olny has some running, which is ok if you're a chick. Maybe Ashton wants a big daddy? Mr Meyer Would spank him. hard.

Wait a sec wrote:

It was in response to the original poster's claims; Warholm has never dominated a healthy Samba. Also, Benjamin was not at his best in Doha due to injury, unless you're referring to another second encounter?

For now I'm content just watching Warholm challenge the WR, but it's a toss up who will actually come out on top when all 3 meet.

It is not to Samba's advantage that he got hurt last year, isn't competing this year, and his last competitive (with Warholm) type performance came 15 months ago.

On Benjamin, I did not know he had the bone bruise last season ahead of Doha.

Of course, anyone can win when these three face off. I'd tend to favor the guy who is now able to run 46.8x in empty stadiums over the other two.