Six and change weeks before London Marathon seems perfect.
Weather looks ideal.
I'm pretty confident it will be under 57:15. Sub 57 would need a great day and some stars to align, but I give it more than a 50% chance of happening.
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What exactly makes you so confident it will be below 57:15?
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Who gives a s#!t? He is the most obviously doped cheater ever. When he finally gets caught you people are going to feel stupid, as you should. Hell why not predict a 52:30? Why the heck not? There seems to be no limit to what Super Doped can do when he isn’t at a global track championship. And you smiling dufuses will all clap your hands like the ignoramuses you are. Truly pathetic.
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Maxwell Gem wrote:
What exactly makes you so confident it will be below 57:15?
Because he will find a way to cheat. I wouldn’t be surprised if his team of crooks have him wear rollerblades and pull him from the pace car this time.
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You Guys are Gullible Idiots wrote:
Who gives a s#!t? He is the most obviously doped cheater ever. When he finally gets caught you people are going to feel stupid, as you should. Hell why not predict a 52:30? Why the heck not? There seems to be no limit to what Super Doped can do when he isn’t at a global track championship. And you smiling dufuses will all clap your hands like the ignoramuses you are. Truly pathetic.
He has been an underachiever on the track, yes.
But his HM time progression, along with his XC dominance, is a totally coherent sustained improvement IMO.
He clocked 57:31 five years ago when he was 20.5213 -
Rubio wrote:
You Guys are Gullible Idiots wrote:
Who gives a s#!t? He is the most obviously doped cheater ever. When he finally gets caught you people are going to feel stupid, as you should. Hell why not predict a 52:30? Why the heck not? There seems to be no limit to what Super Doped can do when he isn’t at a global track championship. And you smiling dufuses will all clap your hands like the ignoramuses you are. Truly pathetic.
He has been an underachiever on the track, yes.
But his HM time progression, along with his XC dominance, is a totally coherent sustained improvement IMO.
He clocked 57:31 five years ago when he was 20.Oh ho my God. It’s really such a surprise that he was cheating at 20? The denial and mental gymnastics you people exhibit is astonishing. It’s like you just won’t allow yourself to see the obvious when it’s staring you plainly in the face.
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Who are the elites in the start list?
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Rubio wrote:
You Guys are Gullible Idiots wrote:
Who gives a s#!t? He is the most obviously doped cheater ever. When he finally gets caught you people are going to feel stupid, as you should. Hell why not predict a 52:30? Why the heck not? There seems to be no limit to what Super Doped can do when he isn’t at a global track championship. And you smiling dufuses will all clap your hands like the ignoramuses you are. Truly pathetic.
He has been an underachiever on the track, yes.
But his HM time progression, along with his XC dominance, is a totally coherent sustained improvement IMO.
He clocked 57:31 five years ago when he was 20.Him and Cheptegai are amongst the dirtiest on the circuit. Have been for a while. Easy to not get caught, unfortunately. Only the dumb and/or careless get popped.
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56:55... he's going to be extra motivated to prove that his unratified world record was legit.
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57:26 - reclaims the record but not a crazy anomaly like 56:42
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Chep 100% was on the sauce when setting his 5k and 10k WRs.
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I predict his time his time to be "whatever," Because it will only stand until testing technology catches up to his sample in a few years.
Then the rightful people will be given their accolades.
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newvision wrote:
Kasajja (Kiplimo's coach) believes the controversy has only fueled Kiplimo’s motivation. “Kiplimo has all it takes not only to win this race but to threaten the world record again. The non-ratification did not sit well with him. He is hungry and angry at the same time, and that is dangerous for his rivals. This will be one of the best 21km races to watch this year,” Kasajja noted.234 -
Wonder if running sub 57 here would mean he’s too HM fit for London. Then again, he did come 2nd after his 56:42
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Maybe edit the headline Rojo: Kiplimo is hangry!
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57:20
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Reported for duplicate thread!
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Yooop wrote:
Maybe edit the headline Rojo: Kiplimo is hangry!
Will someone please get the World XC double champ-champ a Snickers? He's earned it. Hang on, Jake! Help's coming!
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Mocazilla wrote:
Wonder if running sub 57 here would mean he’s too HM fit for London. Then again, he did come 2nd after his 56:42
Serious question: is that a thing? He will have almost 7 weeks until London.
I'd like you to develop a bit, I'm actually interested. No irony.
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Rubio wrote:
You Guys are Gullible Idiots wrote:
Who gives a s#!t? He is the most obviously doped cheater ever. When he finally gets caught you people are going to feel stupid, as you should. Hell why not predict a 52:30? Why the heck not? There seems to be no limit to what Super Doped can do when he isn’t at a global track championship. And you smiling dufuses will all clap your hands like the ignoramuses you are. Truly pathetic.
He has been an underachiever on the track, yes.
But his HM time progression, along with his XC dominance, is a totally coherent sustained improvement IMO.
He clocked 57:31 five years ago when he was 20.fact is jacob kiplimo is not hit by directed energy weapons of mass destruction so he is 55:40 this time round. count on me
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