For those saying Kipchoge has "no chance" of winning, I am wondering if you would offer me 10,000:1 odds? I will put a $1 down, you get to put $10,000 down. Maybe we can get somebody at LRC to hold the funds until the race ends. No way you say? Would 1,000:1 do? At what point do you take the bet? How even do the odds have to get before "no chance" is actually just unlikely. As for unlikely, yes I think it is unlikely, but better than 1,000:1.
Even if Kipchoge blows out or doesn't perform well in London marathon, he has nothing to lose. He's already achieved a lot especially for the haters who're pessimistic of his appearance at London marathon 2025
I'd like to see him competing in halfs, personally. I'm qurious to see what he can run in the half right now.
you decide wrote:
Eliud Kipchoge at 18 in 2003, you decide (can't really tell?)
That pic looks AI-generated by a Generative Adversarial Network to deliberately and utterly confuse those trying to guess his age.
Not Dead Yet wrote:
For those saying Kipchoge has "no chance" of winning, I am wondering if you would offer me 10,000:1 odds? I will put a $1 down, you get to put $10,000 down. Maybe we can get somebody at LRC to hold the funds until the race ends. No way you say? Would 1,000:1 do? At what point do you take the bet? How even do the odds have to get before "no chance" is actually just unlikely. As for unlikely, yes I think it is unlikely, but better than 1,000:1.
Maybe 20 to 1. Somebody at LRC, will hold your dollar? Can you trust them?
I don't know if he'll win but it's amazing to me the level this guy still manages to compete at. He became world champion when I was a little kid and am now a grown man in my 30s lol. Has there ever been someone able to compete at the very top level for so long?
F$#&!!! It is 'washed up' not 'washed'. GTFOH.
