Olympics 2021 - Men's 4X400!
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I knew on that back stretch Sydney had her. Great race by all three.
Jamaican hurdler spoils USA planned celebration .... Y'all thought your boy was a sure winner.... 
Jamaican hurdler spoils USA planned celebration .... Y'all thought your boy was a sure winner....
What is wrong with you? Black America is having its worst Olympics
on record, and you are rubbing it in
Jamaican hurdler spoils USA planned celebration .... Y'all thought your boy was a sure winner....
Big up to all 3 of the athletes dem...Yankee yute seem like a cool yute so respect to him...big up Yard at all times
Boom.
Why does he not volunteer to coach them?
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For a man that never lose a 4x100m in 4 major competitions, it is surprising he was never the coach for an Olympic relay team.
Must be something why he never receive a call.
He coaches at his alma mater.
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He coaches at his alma mater.
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That I know, I said Olympic relay team.
You steadily say dumb shit... USA - 20 total medals in T&F... The next country is Jamaica with 7...
Andre Drummond came in to fix the button exchange issues the US has had
since who knows when. It did not work. I think the US teams should not place
too much pressure on itself. If that happens, and the people can run freely, I
think the US can put up the performances commensurate to its talent. What
I saw yesterday was awful. I am not a button exchange expert, but even well
before that, I could see that Trayvon Brommel was having difficulty keeping
up with the field. The exchanges were clearly characterised by nervousness, as
they were bungled, if not fumbled... That was horrible.
Who cares?
That does not stop him from being the coach of the national team.He coaches at his alma mater.
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Other people have done it.
You steadily say dumb shit... USA - 20 total medals in T&F... The next country is Jamaica with 7...
Aaaaahhhhh............. How many races have been won by black
American athletes?
We are excepting Athing Mu. She is an African
The remainder of those medals are in shot putt, etc etc...
We are black people. We want to know who beat who in a foot
race.
Realistically, (black) American men (and women) have but one
opportunity to redeem themselves: the 4x400 relay. Otherwise
they are not winning the 5,000 or marathon.
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Olympic track and field results 2021
Events listed in order medal events will take place
Men's events
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| 10,000m | Selemon Barega (Ethiopia) | Joshua Cheptegei (Uganda) | Jacob Kiplimo (Uganda) |
| Discus | Daniel Stahl (Sweden) | Simon Pettersson (Sweden) | Lukas Weisshaidinger (Austria) |
| High jump | Mutaz Essa Barshim (Qatar)* | Gianmarco Tamberi (Italy)* | Maksim Nedasekau (Belarus) |
| 100m | Lamont Jacobs (Italy) | Fred Kerley (United States) | Andre De Grasse (Canada) |
| Long jump | Miltiadis Tentoglou (Greece) | Juan Miguel Echevarría (Cuba) | Maykel Massó (Cuba) |
| 3,000m steeplechase | Soufiane El Bakkali (Morocco) | Lamecha Girma (Ethiopia) | Benjamin Kigen (Kenya) |
| 400m hurdles | Karsten Warholm (Norway)** | Rai Benjamin (United States) | Alison dos Santos (Brazil) |
| Pole vault | Armand Duplantis (Sweden) | Christopher Nilsen (United States) | Thiago Braz (Brazil) |
| Hammer throw | Wojciech Nowicki (Poland) | Eivind Henriksen (Norway) | Pawel Fajdek (Poland) |
| 800m | Emmanuel Kipkurui Korir (Kenya) | Ferguson Cheruiyot Rotich (Kenya) | Patryk Dobek (Poland) |
| 200m | Andre de Grasse (Canada) | Kenneth Bednarek (United States) | Noah Lyles (United States) |
| Triple jump | Pedro Pichardo (Portugal) | Zhu Yaming (China) | Hugues Fabrice Zango (Burkina Faso) |
| Shot put | Ryan Crouser (United States) | Joe Kovacs (United States) | Tom Walsh (New Zealand) |
| 110m hurdles | Hansle Parchment (Jamaica) | Grant Holloway (United States) | Ronald Levy (Jamaica) |
| 20km race walk | Massimo Stano (Italy) | Koki Ikeda (Japan) | Toshikazu Yamanishi (Japan) |
| 400m | Steven Gardiner (Bahamas) | Anthony Jose Zambrano (Colombia) | Kirani James (Grenada) |
| 50km race walk | — | — | — |
| 5,000m | — | — | — |
| 4x100 relay | — | — | — |
| Javelin | — | — | — |
| 1,500 | — | — | — |
| 4x400 relay | — | — | — |
| Marathon | — | — | — |
| Decathlon | Damian Warner (Canada) | Kevin Mayer (France) | Ashley Moloney (Australia) |
**World record
Women's events
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
| 100m | Elain Thompson-Herah (Jamaica) | Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jamaica) | Shericka Jackson (Jamaica) |
| Shot put | Lijiao Gong (China) | Raven Saunders (United States) | Valerie Adams (New Zealand) |
| Triple jump | Yulimar Rojas (Venezuela) | Patricia Mamona (Portugal) | Ana Peleteiro (Spain) |
| 100m hurdles | Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (Puerto Rico) | Keni Harrison (United States) | Megan Tapper (Jamaica) |
| Discus | Valarie Allman (USA) | Kristin Pudenz (Germany) | Yaime Perez (Cuba) |
| 5,000m | Sifan Hassan (Netherlands) | Hellen Obiri (Kenya) | Gudaf Tsegay (Ethiopia) |
| Long jump | Malaika Mihambo (Germany) | Brittney Reese (United States) | Ese Brume (Nigeria) |
| Hammer throw | Anita Wlodarczyk (Poland) | Zheng Wang (China) | Malwina Kopron (Poland) |
| 800m | Athing Mu (United States) | Keely Hodgkinson (Great Britain) | Raevyn Rogers (United States) |
| 200m | Elaine Thompson-Herah (Jamaica) | Christine Mboma (Namibia) | Gabrielle Thomas (United States) |
| 400m hurdles | Sydney McLaughlin (United States)** | Dalilah Muhammad (United States) | Femke Bol (Netherlands) |
| 3,000m steeplechase | Peruth Chemutai (Uganda) | Courtney Frerichs (United States) | Hyvin Kiyeng (Kenya) |
| Pole vault | Katie Nageotte (United States) | Anzhelika Sidorova (ROC) | Holly Bradshaw (Great Britain) |
| 20km race walk | — | — | — |
| Javelin | — | — | — |
| 400m | — | — | — |
| 1,500m | — | — | — |
| 4x100 relay | — | — | — |
| Marathon | — | — | — |
| High jump | — | — | — |
| 10,000m | — | — | — |
| 4x400 relay | — | — | — |
| Heptathlon | Nafissatou Thiam (Belgium) | Anouk Vetter (Netherlands) | Emma Oosterwegel (Netherlands) |
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I'll respond then I might leave you be cause to me you're ignorant as shit, but it's a bit entertaining to consistently school you, so I dabble... Not sure where you live or your background, but here in the states as Black Americans generally we don't give 2 fucks about long distance, so in middle school or high school there is no emphasis on honing that particular discipline... You'll have a dab of Black athletes running cross country, but we're talking a very small %... Not sure why you're so set on this divide of Black USA vs Africa/Jamaica (whoever you rooting for cause you keep switching sides)... Most Black Americans either not watching to even care and the ones that are aren't sitting here bitching when another Black nation wins - but you and few others are dead set on the vice versa... There's a Black Canadian on pace to break the World Record in the decathlon, find it in your hating ass heart to check him out tonight and root for him...
I do not have a side. I support ALL black people. However, because
of how marginalised Africans are, I tend to very tenacious of what
little gain we might make, especially since most of you gloat when
you capitalise on winning against Africans who do not ever have
the benefit of being able to prepare.
The reason why black Americans do not do well past 400 meters is
because they can't. It is not that they do not try. It is that they try and
do not succeed; or stated differently, their success is not competitive
when they have to contend with Africans.
Black Americans have attempted to compete in the distances, but ever
since the advent of Africans in the Olympics, it has been clear that there
is no room from 800m on up, for non-Africans. Lets not get it twisted;
lets not pretend as if the results we see now would be different if there
was a different effort level from anywhere else in the world.
What is known, but cannot be tested, is that Africans would wipe out
everyone at every distance, if we could have the resources of China. We
would win every race from 100m to the marathon, and probably set new
world records along the way.
The reason is that whatever our offspring in the diaspora have, we have
a greater abundance of it. That is the simple biological truth. In time
we might get the organisation, the commitment and resources to manifest
this truth, however, we have educate our youth, feed and heal our people
long before we think of securing satiety in the fields of sports.
I am sure that we would dominate the swimming pools too, if we were
able to do what the Soviet Union did; which was to take kids from the
parents at age 5 or 6, and start training them for national sports glory,
in large medal factories.
This Soviet model is the same one China has adopted, and that is why it has
won this year's Olympics.
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Other black men came to run. Americans need to stop putting these types of expectations
on their athletes. This sort of pressure is why Americans who are talented enough to be
competitive are fucking up in races that they would most likely medal in
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Well you know, if they did to Jamaica what Jamaica is doing to them, theThat's what I do.... so why stop now?....
gloating would start with the chest pumping and screaming on the track
of competition itself, and continue past BGOL and not stop until the next
Olympics. Hey, there is nothing with a little brotherly trash talk.
Baton change messed them up and cost them the record....but the most important thing was not to drop it....and lucky no DQ...Yard, US, Britain...about what was expected...you know you good when people disappointed in no WR especially on this track...big up Yard...US women made up for the embarrassment of the men and I am glad Dina get a medal with a great run from the British anchor
Men's coming up and I have no idea who wins that shit...relatively weak Jamaica team might even medal, who knows...maybe Canada takes it...no idea on this one
Men's coming up and I have no idea who wins that shit...relatively weak Jamaica team might even medal, who knows...maybe Canada takes it...no idea on this one
Italy?...didn't expect that...I think the US would have had a very good shot at the gold...UK will be pissed even with the silver
Much appreciated
Geezus that 2nd leg was incredible for Jamaica
Elaine...still a little disappointed they didn't get the WR especially on this track....thinking it was the first baton change but it could also be because there was nobody close applying pressure
Must be nice to be able to claim the entire continent of Africa since you won't state which country you actually come from....I can be happy for Bahamas Miller-Uibo's dominance in the 400m today but I don't get to claim it...you raise some interesting points but one must always remember your refusal to state where you are from when reading your posts....I haven't seen any evidence that Black people have any special advantage in swimming so not sure why you mentioned that....seems suspicious actually
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