Naser wins 400 m in 48:14 !!!!!!!! (Video)

But I am applauding hard for the 4th place finisher from US Wadeline Jonathas.

Her back story and grit are just amazing. Her PB 49.6 is a collegiate all time best, and eclipsing Phyllis Francis in the final at Doha was incredible. Her coaches at South Carolina know what they are doing...

Naser is a bit sus to me but who knows....It was too meteoric.

Uibo should be running under 48 easily if she is fit. Naser can possibly run a low 1.52 800, given her 200/400 differential.

Uibo didn't look like her head was in it until it was too late to catch Naser. Probably because at the same time her husband was leading the Deca (going into the 1500). Understandable why she seemed a bit distracted.

camptown racers wrote:

Uibo should be running under 48 easily if she is fit. Naser can possibly run a low 1.52 800, given her 200/400 differential.

Uibo didn't look like her head was in it until it was too late to catch Naser. Probably because at the same time her husband was leading the Deca (going into the 1500). Understandable why she seemed a bit distracted.

Uibo was focused, she is experienced , nonsense that her head was not in the race.

Uibo had trained and planned with her coach to race sub 49 at the world champs in the final. They thought this would be enough to win.

Problem with that plan so did Naser.

Like Mike Tyson said " Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth"

Follow the sport wrote:

Why is this being called an upset, Naser's year and history would make her the favorite, she has a proven track record in the 400, silver medal last time around.

Too many listen to the TV hype and don't look at the stats or truth of the sport or athletes.

Miller Uibo went into the final with the fastest PR in the field, the fastest time in the world this year, and is Olympic champion.

She was unbeaten over both 200m and 400m since the world final in 2017. More than two years.

She ran the world lead for 400m in 2018. And 2017. And 2016.

She only beat Eid Naser by a few tenths in Monaco when she ran her first sub-49 last year. It is no surprise that the younger up-and-coming runner could surpass her. Props to her for taking on the challenge when the 200 would have been easier (though Asher-Smith is improving rapidly as well).

dfsajhkl wrote:

Naser's pierced tongue and pierced lip nudge me to think she is more likely to have doped. Have I gone too far with my thinking?

I think they are a lot closer to passe than you think.

YMMV wrote:

She only beat Eid Naser by a few tenths in Monaco when she ran her first sub-49 last year. It is no surprise that the younger up-and-coming runner could surpass her. Props to her for taking on the challenge when the 200 would have been easier (though Asher-Smith is improving rapidly as well).

You realise that when you refer to Naser as an "up and comer" this suggests she will yet run faster than 48.1 and will likely take the E Bloc wr of over 30 years ago, that no one has gotten near to in over 25 years? It's like saying of a 100m sprinter that they are good enough to take Flojo's mark. How would a clean athlete beat a doped wr?

We are all old f*rts now wrote:

dfsajhkl wrote:

Naser's pierced tongue and pierced lip nudge me to think she is more likely to have doped. Have I gone too far with my thinking?

I think they are a lot closer to passe than you think.

I just looked at her Instagram. A pierced lip fits perfectly with the look she's going for there. So I think the answer to your question is: That depends on whether you think being a Kartrashian make her more likely to dope.

TL;DNR: Kids today: WTF???/Get off my lawn!

i know damn well mclaughlin is doping.shes looking more masculine by the year.all the tell tale signs are there,and theyre obvious to anyone outside her american legion of fans.and yes kemi adekoya was hideous.she really did look like a female open bodybuilder.she could compete in wings of strength.

Concentric Hero - Eccentric Zero wrote:

90F with humidity of 80% makes for very fast conditions due to the reduced air density. It's not shocking to see some exceptionally fast times. Wouldn't be surprised to see a WR in the 400h from Dalilah or Sydney too.

Naser's stride reminds me of Flojo's.

Yep

My GOD how dirty is track and field .

the base dope , for many and any athlete of note in athletics .

we now got the brasilian and columbians jumping on bandwagon .

part of the juiced ball situation have in baseball at moment , and nobody apartently knowes about it .

this athlete is filthy as can be far beyond just the speed peptide , hormones , undectable epo so on ,

The Speed Peptide , IGF -1 lr3 ...................................................................................................

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lets look at some other progressions . that beyond the obvious

where the doping cant be hidden by onset of adulthood .

dont forget the main nations invovled and that benefitted so far from base dope .

usa

england,

jamaica , / carribean .

south africa ,

china ,

japanese , far from clean . , sprints now long jump , high hurdles etc .

kenyan , all longer events too

ethipia too

canada , decathlon obvious and others .

france,

qatar ,

holland ,

these countries are doping systemically

all other countries selected few athletes , like norway , turkey , poland , germany , ecuador ,

and now brazil and colombia , puerto rico in 800m etc .

1.

EMMANUEL MATADI LIBERIA

DATE OF BIRTH

15 APR 1991

2019 10.01 +1.8 Montverde, FL (USA) 06 JUL 2019

2017 10.18 +1.8 Sotteville (FRA) 07 JUL 2017

2016 10.14 +1.1 Redlands, CA (USA) 18 MAR 2016

2015 10.41 +0.8 Emporia, KS (USA) 28 MAR 2015

2014 10.35 +0.3 La Crosse, WI (USA) 15 MAY 2014

2013 10.52 +0.5 Tampa, FL (USA) 08 MAR 2013

2012 10.80 +1.9 Louisville, KY (USA) 20 APR 2012

2011 10.57 +0.8 Coffeyville, KS (USA) 06 MAY 2011

2010 10.62 +1.6 Des Moines, IA (USA) 24 JUN 2010

2009 10.75 +1.8 St. Paul (USA) 05 JUN 2009

cant use youth to hide doping here , age 23

start doping 2015 , the speed peptide and then as much testosterone as can get away with later years and next drop .

the american system have perfected how to use massive amounts short life testosterone to perfection and pass test.

2.

JOSEPH PAUL AMOAH GHANA

DATE OF BIRTH

12 JAN 1997

100m

2019 10.01 +1.3 Austin, TX (USA) 05 JUN 2019

2018 10.20 +1.1 Greensboro, NC (USA) 04 MAY 2018

2017 10.39 -0.9 Princeton, NJ (USA) 12 MAY 2017

200m

2019 20.08 +2.0 Austin, TX (USA) 05 JUN 2019

2018 20.58 +0.1 Tampa, FL (USA) 26 MAY 2018

2017 20.82 -0.7 Greensboro, NC (USA) 06 MAY 2017

2016 21.27 +0.3 Cape Coast (GHA) 08 JUL 2016

same again and american college system again .

3.

MOUHAMADOU FALL FRANCE

DATE OF BIRTH

25 FEB 1992

100m

2019 10.12 +1.7 St-Etienne (FRA) 26 JUL 2019

2018 10.13 +1.1 Albi (FRA) 06 JUL 2018

2017 10.39 +1.3 Sarcelles (FRA) 27 MAY 2017

2016 10.43 +1.5 Paris (FRA) 29 JUN 2016

2015 10.90 +1.9 Sarcelles (FRA) 06 JUN 2015

200m

2019 20.34 +1.8 St-Etienne (FRA) 28 JUL 2019

2017 21.65 +1.9 Tempe, AZ (USA) 08 APR 2017

2016 21.43 +1.4 Nogent-sur-Marne (FRA) 26 JUN 2016

2015 22.09 +0.6 Sarcelles (FRA) 07 JUN 2015

same again but even later into adulthood age 25 from football when times drop . a joke .

height advantage too , that the speed peptide allows for even more gains .

Brazilian relay area record broken for reason ,

1.

PAULO ANDRÉ CAMILO DE OLIVEIRA

DATE OF BIRTH

20 AUG 1998

100 METRES

PERFORMANCE WIND PLACE DATE

2019 10.02 +1.5 Azusa, CA (USA) 19 APR 2019

2018 10.02 -0.6 Bragança Paulista (BRA) 14 SEP 2018

2017 10.18 +0.5 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 09 JUN 2017

2016 10.26 +0.1 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 30 JUN 2016

2015 10.30 +1.9 Maringa (BRA) 14 NOV 2015

200 METRES

PERFORMANCE WIND PLACE DATE

2019 20.28 +0.5 Napoli (ITA) 11 JUL 2019

2018 20.33 +0.4 Pontaise, Lausanne (SUI) 05 JUL 2018

2017 20.58 0.0 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 16 JUL 2017

2016 20.75 +1.6 La Jolla, CA (USA) 23 APR 2016

2015 21.02 -0.2 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 19 SEP 2015

here hidden with age , at very least the base dope from 2016 on .

2.

DERICK SILVA

DATE OF BIRTH

23 APR 1998

100 METRES

2019 10.18 +0.9 Rehlingen (GER) 09 JUN 2019

2018 10.10 +0.2 Guadalajara (ESP) 06 JUL 2018

2017 10.35 +0.7 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 07 APR 2017

2016 10.33 +1.9 Porto Alegre (BRA) 11 JUN 2016

2015 10.38 +0.1 Cuenca (ECU) 30 MAY 2015

2014 10.62 +1.0 Recifé (BRA) 20 SEP 2014

2013 10.81 Belém (BRA) 09 NOV 2013

200 METRES

2019 20.65 +0.5 National Training Centre, Bragança Paulista (BRA) 31 AUG 2019

2018 20.23 +1.6 Auburn, AL (USA) 21 APR 2018

2017 20.61 +1.3 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 11 JUN 2017

2016 21.19 +0.9 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) 07 MAY 2016

2015 20.85 -0.4 Pascual Guerrero, Cali (COL) 19 JUL 2015

2014 21.51 0.0 Cali (COL) 29 NOV 2014

2013 21.65 Belém (B

again hidden with age , see it again and again , doping starts in teens especially needed for sprints .

2017 onwards .

3.

RODRIGO DO NASCIMENTO

DATE OF BIRTH

26 SEP 1994

100 METRES

2019 10.10 0.0 Sao Paulo (BRA) 18 AUG 2019

2018 10.14 +1.0 Braga (POR) 20 JUN 2018

2017 10.36 0.0 Florianópolis (BRA) 06 MAY 2017

2016 10.21 -1.4 Lima (PER) 24 SEP 2016

2015 10.33 +1.2 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 14 MAY 2015

2014 10.46 0.0 Sao Paulo (BRA) 06 SEP 2014

2013 10.61 +2.0 Sao Paulo (BRA) 21 SEP 2013

2012 10.92 Itajaí (BRA) 04 AUG 2012

200 METRES

2019 20.63 -0.7 Lima (PER) 26 MAY 2019

2018 20.47 -0.3 Bern (SUI) 16 JUN 2018

2017 21.40 0.0 Itajaí (BRA) 21 APR 2017

2016 20.77 +0.3 Sao Bernardo do Campo (BRA) 03 JUL 2016

2015 20.72 +0.9 Maringa (BRA) 28 FEB 2015

2014 21.06 +1.6 Sao Paulo (BRA) 12 OCT 2014

2013 21.26 -1.3 Sao Paulo (BRA) 22 SEP 2013

2012 22.22 +0.4 Caçador (BRA)

not as obvious here and cant hide progression behind being young .

The contrast between the winner of the men's event and Naser at the end of their respective races was striking. Gardiner was gassed and lay on the track to recover; Naser showed no real signs of fatigue. Dubious.

Armstronglivs wrote:

The contrast between the winner of the men's event and Naser at the end of their respective races was striking. Gardiner was gassed and lay on the track to recover; Naser showed no real signs of fatigue. Dubious.

It was striking.

But the same contrast was between Gardiner and the 400m hurdles ladies. It's not at all a sure sign of anything.

Who is her agent?

The agents chico, they never lie.

longjack wrote:

5000mLegends wrote:

You are right, 3th best performance:

The top 10 before

1 47.60 Marita Koch GDR 18.02.57 1 Canberra 06.10.1985

2 47.99 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Helsinki 10.08.1983

3 48.16 Marita Koch GDR 18.02.57 1 Athínai 08.09.1982

3 48.16 Marita Koch GDR 18.02.57 1rA Praha 17.08.1984

5 48.22 Marita Koch GDR 18.02.57 1 Stuttgart 28.08.1986

6 48.25 Marie-José Pérec FRA 09.05.68 1 Atlanta 29.07.1996

7 48.26 Marita Koch GDR 18.02.57 1 Dresden 27.07.1984

8 48.27 Olga Bryzgina UKR 30.06.63 2 Canberra 06.10.1985

9 48.45 Jarmila Kratochvílová CZE 26.01.51 1 Praha 23.07.1983

10 48.59 Tatána Kocembová CZE 02.05.62 2 Helsinki 10.08.1983

naser got my vote as cleanest on the list by ongoing morphology, by far, but not going say more than that.

This didn't age well

Subway Surfers wrote:

YMMV wrote:

meh.

Exactly, the sport is filthy. This is just one more exhibit.

⤴Time for me to gloat

Armstronglivs wrote:

The contrast between the winner of the men's event and Naser at the end of their respective races was striking. Gardiner was gassed and lay on the track to recover; Naser showed no real signs of fatigue. Dubious.

Miller-Uibo didn't seem that gassed either.

Subway Surfers wrote:

Subway Surfers wrote:

Exactly, the sport is filthy. This is just one more exhibit.

⤴Time for me to gloat

She won't be the only one in the field who was juiced.