Olympics 2021 - Men's 4X400!

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
why do I have to divide Africa to please you? When misery visits Africa, the likes
of you happily consider and embrace it as a continental calamity. When we shine,
you want to divide and compatimentalise us so that you can victimise selectively.

We are Africa.
 
In this day and age, it is safe and fair to say that the US is no competition to the
small country of Jamaica.

This dominance by Jamaica has been sustained and decisive. There isn't even
a contest.

Whenever they meet, Jamaica wins
 
why do I have to divide Africa to please you? When misery visits Africa, the likes
of you happily consider and embrace it as a continental calamity. When we shine,
you want to divide and compatimentalise us so that you can victimise selectively.

We are Africa.
Nice sidestep...dont think that the disrespect you showed for the diaspora in that post went unnoticed though
 
I hope your adoration of Jamaica is genuine and you are not simply using my island as a tool to troll the Black Americans on the board
I did not adopt anyone or anything. I support all black people all of the
time. The problem is that you think that I should support only your side
all of the time

solo guitarist: Kabeya Tshimpaka " Grand Niawu Roxy Albert"
 
I did not adopt anyone or anything. I support all black people all of the
time. The problem is that you think that I should support only your side
all of the time
Adoration, not adoption...I dont know what you are talking about in your last sentence. Just sounds like more sidestepping.
 
Big ups to the Jamaican women's relay team....that was a hell of a race, not even close .....it would've be even more of a slaughter if they had more chemistry and didnt have the sloppy exchanges

shoutout to the Canadian mens relay team for taking the bronze. degrasse ran a hell of an anchor leg coming from 6th to finishing 3rd.
Italy with all types of upsets in track this year
 
Our 4X100 Men's relay team use to be unbeatable when they didn't fuck up.the exchanges. Now they're just not fast enough.
I think the US would have gotten a medal if they made it to the finals...Jamaica's men had a pretty bad baton exchange in the final so no idea where they would have placed with good exchanges....with that being said, that was actually a pretty good time by the Italians (and the British) so you never know....there weren't any dominant male sprinters in the Olympics this year (De Grasse came through in the 200 but even he was injured for a bit) so the Italians came through and cleaned up
 
I think the US would have gotten a medal if they made it to the finals...Jamaica's men had a pretty bad baton exchange in the final so no idea where they would have placed with good exchanges....with that being said, that was actually a pretty good time by the Italians (and the British) so you never know....there weren't any dominant male sprinters in the Olympics this year (De Grasse came through in the 200 but even he was injured for a bit) so the Italians came through and cleaned up

Good points. The Heat was really like the Finals also.
 
Although I was rooting for her, I didn't think Felix would place.


Being in the outside lane suited her perfectly. She got to run her own race based on experience and not have to worry about anyone else around her. Similar to when the South African broke the world record at the last Olympics from the outside lane.
 
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



The women still broke the Jamaican record though... but yeah, I'll agree that a world record was on the cards and expected.
 
Being in the outside lane suited her perfectly. She got to run her own race based on experience and not have to worry about anyone else around her. Similar to when the South African broke the world record at the last Olympics from the outside lane.

She medal because Mcpherson choked. I am not surprise though because she has a tendency of running the 400m finals like a 250m race.
 
I don't know what happened to Jamaica this year but I expected them to obliterate records...
They did very very well. The men did not have Usain Bolt and came
up short in the 100, 200 and 4x100. They came away with a stunning
but unexpected gold in the 110m hurdles.
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GT, Kenya finally ceded the men and women's 3000m steeple chase
records, to a Moroccan and Ugandan respectively. In the case of the
men, this was the first time since 1968 that they did not take the gold.

There is something wrong with defending champion Conseslus Kipruto,
who dropped out of the Kenyan trials after only 2 of the 7 laps. He is
only 25, so I am sure he will be back.

Vivian Cheruyot also failed to make it in the 1500m race, going straight
into the medical tent after her trial..

I guess this was not a good year for the good ol Kenyans.
 
Athing Mu smoked dem muthafuckas. Shit wasn't even close. :clap: :clap: :clap: Proud of her. Jersey needs to throw her a parade.

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I've got a lot of time of Carl... Yeah, yeah, I know he can sometimes be a hater ....BUT.... you can't take away the fact that his consistent level of achievements as an athlete deserve a lot of respect.... plus he and Burrell are doing great work mentoring and training many young talent at the University of Houston.
 
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