I’m not sure why this got downvoted, Hocker won the most competitive Olympic 1500m final in history, but somehow an exhibition race against a sprinter means something? You guys must be really fired up over the Tyson/Paul fight on Friday.
Learn to understand the context of what you’re replying to next time. Cole Hocker was the one who stirred the pot here, not the other way around. Cole went out and made a claim about being able to beat Kerley.
I’m not sure why this got downvoted, Hocker won the most competitive Olympic 1500m final in history
Not a lot of men in that final, just a bunch of skinny children. Kerley would demolish him. Just a little bit of physical contact and Hocker would end up in lane 5 lol.
I’m not sure why this got downvoted, Hocker won the most competitive Olympic 1500m final in history, but somehow an exhibition race against a sprinter means something? You guys must be really fired up over the Tyson/Paul fight on Friday.
Mondo vs. Warholm was interesting.
As would this match-up.
It's kinda like who would win between a hippo and grizzly bear speculation
Do you guys realize Hocker was asked the question during an interview? He wasn't talking trash, he was answering a question in real time without much thought.
To be honest, he probably landed on the right distance. If nothing else, it'll be close.
Do you guys realize Hocker was asked the question during an interview? He wasn't talking trash, he was answering a question in real time without much thought.
To be honest, he probably landed on the right distance. If nothing else, it'll be close.
I think Cole would need another 100m -- race at 700m
To be frank, in agreement with what you said, I do not see how Kerley does not entirely run out of steam long before 600m. Even if he was training more for 400m, he does not seem like he would be able to pace himself well to be positioned best to win the race.
I'd love to see prime 400m Kerley versus Hocker, but 600m just really seems to favor Hocker.