Kamworor talks smack to Farah: "If the conditions allow, in the shape that I am in, I will win the race."

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6 years ago 05/26/2017 5:04pm EDT

re: calculo

calculo wrote:
Kamwo unfortunately runs like a puussy in international track races
last year early season was undoubtedly his peak with that 59-flat after tripping at the start, charging off to catch leaders within ~ 1/2 - 3/4 mile, all done in worst conditions ever seen in a major race in living memory !!!
i have no doubt that day, in a smooth, paced to 5k only as requisite for 10k, on temperate 0 wind day in zurich, he wouda run
~ 26-flat
he suffered bad illness/injury by trials & as consequence ran rubbish in rio
it was posted here on BB that his coach reckoned he was in
~ 3'31
( i coudn't find it, maybe someone can )
shape last year or before that, which i 100% agree
his line of fit in cardiff i reckon was ~
52.0 / 1'48.5
->
3'31.09
4'46.12
7'19.05 !!!
12'32.48 !!!
26'01.22 !!!
if he had his alleged 3'31 speed in cardiff he couda clipped the 3k WR & utterly crushed the 5 & 10k wrs
...

You think Kamworor can actually run exactly twice his 5000m PB, 12:59.98, back to back with no recovery.

Ok.

"Comfort must not be expected by folks that go a pleasuring."

6 years ago 05/26/2017 5:19pm EDT

re: LetsRun.com

Just went for a run; nobody breaks 13 minutes tomorrow, too hot, too windy, and the pollen count is sky high.

6 years ago 05/26/2017 5:43pm EDT

re: Jefe in the CO

Jefe in the CO wrote:and the pollen count is sky high

eugene's perpetual problem

wrecked Ryun in '72...

6 years ago 05/26/2017 6:16pm EDT

re: KAV

Gebrehiwot is not even listed anymore y'all..

KAV wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:
Gebrhiwet will WIN the 5000.
^^THIS

6 years ago 05/27/2017 9:33am EDT

re: Nogeb

I am prediction experts. Win 4mil in Vegas. Kamworor wins the race, Mo Farah will be beaten. Typical Mo lose race or races early season then win the world Olympic gold when it counts while microdosing. How do you people not see this coming) wake up.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 10:06am EDT

re: LOLCarnitine

LOLCarnitine wrote:
*Mo, mid transfusion*: Crank it to 51mL, Doc.

That should be crank it to 51ml at 10x solution but write down 45ml at normal solution.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 11:52am EDT

re: Sabc szabo

The finish may go something like this:

1. Chelimo

2. Kenya

3. Jenkins

4. True

5. Farah

6 years ago 05/27/2017 12:24pm EDT

re: atlas_ran

They are supposed to he paced 62 seconds per lap to 3000m on 7:45 (12:55 pace). If they do this and they pick up the pace in the last Kilometer, they might be able to get under 12:50. In that paris race when they went 12:46. They went through 3k in 7:43.53 and ran the last 1k in 2:27.27. If the pacers to their jobs, and they competitors go with them, and the race is close in the last lap, they could do it, but that is so many ifs I'm not going to keep my hopes on it.

I predict they are taken through 3k in 7:48 and run 12:52-12:57. Whoever has the best kick wins.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 1:34pm EDT

re: funfairs

funfairs wrote:
LetsRun.com wrote:
Who do you think will win the 5k showdown?
Will Jenkins and Chelimo break 13:00?
What a race!!
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2017/05/2017-pre-classic-preview-centro-vs-kiprop-bowerman-mile-ages-mo-farah-vs-28-worlds-best-men-5k-including-geoffrey-kamworor-guaranteed-victory/
Farah or Kamworor in the 5000m.
Kiprop or Kwemoi in the 1500m.
Not exactly bold predictions, but Kamworor and Kwemoi have shown they're in mighty shape and Farah and Kiprop are the established number ones in their events.
Chelimo should be sub 13. Would fancy Butchart for sub 13 ahead of Jenkins. He's a wonderful runner but has looked a bit more like a natural miler to me in the last year.

Butchart also destroyed Jenkins indoors at Boston in the 3k. And that solo 3:54 was impressive. But then again Ben True beat Butchart at Millrose so we shall see.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 1:41pm EDT

re: calculo

calculo wrote:
Kamwo unfortunately runs like a puussy in international track races
last year early season was undoubtedly his peak with that 59-flat after tripping at the start, charging off to catch leaders within ~ 1/2 - 3/4 mile, all done in worst conditions ever seen in a major race in living memory !!!
i have no doubt that day, in a smooth, paced to 5k only as requisite for 10k, on temperate 0 wind day in zurich, he wouda run
~ 26-flat
he suffered bad illness/injury by trials & as consequence ran rubbish in rio
it was posted here on BB that his coach reckoned he was in
~ 3'31
( i coudn't find it, maybe someone can )
shape last year or before that, which i 100% agree
his line of fit in cardiff i reckon was ~
52.0 / 1'48.5
->
3'31.09
4'46.12
7'19.05 !!!
12'32.48 !!!
26'01.22 !!!
if he had his alleged 3'31 speed in cardiff he couda clipped the 3k WR & utterly crushed the 5 & 10k wrs
he ran the 5k last year in eugene & ran like a total puussy, just nudging slow pace at 3k to the bell & hammered as expected by that runt ethiopian with whippy legs
all i can assume was that he ran eugene as non-serious event, not breaking training & just running it as a tempo run for rio 10k
that was disrespectful & he got beat as he deserved off no serious push at 3k
i can't believe after injury/pneumonia since then he is in anywhere close to that shape despite retaining x-country gold
bottom line :
look at above estimates for a good few minutes
think, ruminate, cognitate & then do so again over those estimates
you shoud spend a good 5 or 10 minutes looking at those numbers & keep thinking "how the fuuck of that rubbish 400 & 800" until it sinks in :
not much basic 400 speed & his 800 is crap as well, but the magnitude of the 400/800 ratio meant his ability progressively increased from 2k to utterly incredible for 3k/5k/10k !!!
scoff as is your warrant...

Lol keep dreaming bud. This is utter crap.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 1:55pm EDT

re: PrZ

PrZ wrote:
calculo wrote:
Kamwo unfortunately runs like a puussy in international track races
last year early season was undoubtedly his peak with that 59-flat after tripping at the start, charging off to catch leaders within ~ 1/2 - 3/4 mile, all done in worst conditions ever seen in a major race in living memory !!!
i have no doubt that day, in a smooth, paced to 5k only as requisite for 10k, on temperate 0 wind day in zurich, he wouda run
~ 26-flat
he suffered bad illness/injury by trials & as consequence ran rubbish in rio
it was posted here on BB that his coach reckoned he was in
~ 3'31
( i coudn't find it, maybe someone can )
shape last year or before that, which i 100% agree
his line of fit in cardiff i reckon was ~
52.0 / 1'48.5
->
3'31.09
4'46.12
7'19.05 !!!
12'32.48 !!!
26'01.22 !!!
if he had his alleged 3'31 speed in cardiff he couda clipped the 3k WR & utterly crushed the 5 & 10k wrs
he ran the 5k last year in eugene & ran like a total puussy, just nudging slow pace at 3k to the bell & hammered as expected by that runt ethiopian with whippy legs
all i can assume was that he ran eugene as non-serious event, not breaking training & just running it as a tempo run for rio 10k
that was disrespectful & he got beat as he deserved off no serious push at 3k
i can't believe after injury/pneumonia since then he is in anywhere close to that shape despite retaining x-country gold
bottom line :
look at above estimates for a good few minutes
think, ruminate, cognitate & then do so again over those estimates
you shoud spend a good 5 or 10 minutes looking at those numbers & keep thinking "how the fuuck of that rubbish 400 & 800" until it sinks in :
not much basic 400 speed & his 800 is crap as well, but the magnitude of the 400/800 ratio meant his ability progressively increased from 2k to utterly incredible for 3k/5k/10k !!!
scoff as is your warrant...
Lol keep dreaming bud. This is utter crap.

Well done.

You are exactly correct.

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6 years ago 05/27/2017 2:24pm EDT

re: atlas_ran

atlas_ran wrote:
The finish may go something like this:
1. Chelimo
2. Kenya
3. Jenkins
4. True
5. Farah

No chance. Kejelcha is more likely to win than anyone you list with the possible exception of Farah.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:28pm EDT

re: Peppers pot

KAMWOROR GOES HOME DEVASTATED

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:29pm EDT

re: 800ftw.

why is mo farah always so aggressive? on the line up and afterwards?

is it the roid-rage showing?

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:29pm EDT

re: oliverbrown

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:30pm EDT

re: LetsRun.com

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:30pm EDT

re: oliverbrown

oliverbrown wrote:
why is mo farah always so aggressive? on the line up and afterwards?
is it the roid-rage showing?

Are you crying that he won again?

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:31pm EDT

re: 800ftw.

why dont anyone try like the great ismael kirui did in 93 wc?

the kenyans run like idiots seriously. fast - yes but even paced. thats not how you shake mo. you gotta one or two or even three runners that you sacrifice....thats how the kenyans beat the shit out of khalid skah.

"Comfort must not be expected by folks that go a pleasuring."

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:35pm EDT

re: Peppers pot

This. There is no scenario where Kamworor beats Farah. Mo was firing up the crowd with a mile to go. Great time for the conditions.

6 years ago 05/27/2017 3:39pm EDT

re: oliverbrown

oliverbrown wrote:
why is mo farah always so aggressive? on the line up and afterwards?
is it the roid-rage showing?

Come on. We never see Farah look aggressive. He usually looks wide eyed and silly.

This aggressive side to Farah is new. He just can't be beaten and he knows it. No matter what they do, there is no talent from Ethiopia or Kenya that can be as comfortable running any pace as Farah. Completely dominant.

He didn't even hit anywhere near top gear that last lap, or even last 100m. Just did enough and waited for the attacks to wither.

For all his talk, Kamworor didn't even give Farah a challenge. Where was the fast pace etc?

Kamworor goes home DEVASTATED.

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