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Noah Lyles won his fourth 200-meter world title in Tokyo, equaling Usain Bolt's record, while Melissa Jefferson-Wooden completed a historic women's sprint double, marking a significant achievement for the US. The event highlighted Lyles' resilience and growth, and Jefferson-Wooden's breakthrough, amidst intense competition and personal stories of overcoming adversity.
Noah Lyles won his fourth consecutive world 200m title, tying Usain Bolt's record, with a time of 19.52 seconds, despite returning from injury and aiming for a faster time. He expressed excitement for future competitions, including the 2027 Worlds, and reflected on his Olympic experiences, emphasizing that his world titles do not replace his Olympic gold.
Noah Lyles won his fourth 200m world title, tying Usain Bolt, while Melissa Jefferson-Wooden achieved a historic double by winning both the 100m and 200m at the world championships, marking a significant achievement for women’s sprinting.
Noah Lyles, claiming to be in the best form of his life, faces tough competition at the 2025 World Athletics Championships, with Jamaica's Oblique Seville and Kishane Thompson as major rivals, while the women's race features standout performances from Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who aims to end her illustrious career with a final global medal.
During the US track championships, Noah Lyles and Kenny Bednarek engaged in a physical altercation after a competitive 200m race, with Lyles winning in 19.63 seconds. Bednarek criticized Lyles for unsportsmanlike behavior, emphasizing respect and character, while Lyles focused on his recovery from injury and confidence in future races. The rivalry hints at a potential rematch at the upcoming world championships in Tokyo.
During the US nationals 200-meter final, Noah Lyles won against Kenny Bednarek in a tense race that ended with Bednarek shoving Lyles after the finish line, leading to heated exchanges and a call for a rematch, highlighting ongoing rivalries and the energetic atmosphere in track and field.
Noah Lyles and Kenny Bednarek clashed after a tense 200m final at the US Championships, with Bednarek shoving Lyles in frustration and both athletes exchanging words, highlighting a rivalry that may continue at the upcoming World Championships.
During the US championships 200m final, Noah Lyles won in 19.63 seconds but was involved in a physical altercation with Kenny Bednarek, who shoved him after the race, leading to a tense confrontation and ongoing dispute.
Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles canceled a planned 50-yard race against NFL star Tyreek Hill in New York due to personal reasons, despite extensive preparations and mutual trash talk.
Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles canceled his planned 50-yard race against NFL star Tyreek Hill in New York due to personal reasons, despite extensive preparations and ongoing trash talk between the two athletes.
Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles and NFL star Tyreek Hill had planned a high-profile race in New York City, but it was canceled due to unspecified reasons. Hill recently ran a 100m in 10.15 seconds, while Lyles's personal best is 9.79 seconds. The event's rescheduling remains uncertain, likely postponed until next year due to Hill's NFL commitments.
The 2024 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Team trials will take place from June 21 to June 30, with the men's 100m rounds on June 22 and the final on June 23. Key athletes to watch include Noah Lyles, Fred Kerley, and Christian Coleman. Live coverage will be available on NBC and Peacock.
The U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Oregon, will see top athletes like Noah Lyles, Sha’Carri Richardson, and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone compete for spots in the 2024 Paris Games. Key events include the men's and women's 100-meter finals, with Lyles aiming to become the "fastest man on Earth" and Richardson seeking redemption after missing the 2020 Tokyo Games. McLaughlin-Levrone will focus on defending her 400-meter hurdles title. The trials will be broadcast live on NBC, USA, and Peacock.
American sprinter Christian Coleman wins the 60m gold at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow, beating Noah Lyles and setting a world-leading time of 6.41 seconds. Meanwhile, Great Britain's Morgan Lake finishes sixth in the women's high jump final, and British team captain Laviai Nielsen qualifies for the 400m final. The championships also see American Ryan Crouser and Canada's Sarah Mitton crowned shot put champions, and the Netherlands' Sofie Doktor winning the women's pentathlon.
Noah Lyles ran a world-leading 6.43 personal best to beat Christian Coleman in the men’s 60 meters at the 2024 USATF Indoor Championships, while Cole Hocker dominated the men’s 1500. Other winners included Nikki Hiltz in the women’s 1500, Bryce Hoppel in the men’s 800, and Allie Wilson in the women’s 800. Lyles and Coleman will face off again at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, next month.