Wish him a good recovery. But someone who's Olympic Champion can never be called unlucky he's forever the Tokyo Games champion regardless of what happens in his career. How many have dreamed of making an Olympic final?

@IrontoughItalian

11 ай бұрын

Because he's not American he's Italian. Did you hear the narrator

@Wretchrot

10 ай бұрын

@@IrontoughItalian ... so?

@BlueHopi144

10 ай бұрын

so ?@@IrontoughItalian

@BlueHopi144

10 ай бұрын

Lyles eats him for breakfast , lunch & dinner since Tokyo . 😃@@IrontoughItalian

@keithcampbell6806

7 ай бұрын

So what if Lyles beats him after . That was his moment no foolish comment could change that fact.

Jacobs had a legendary 18 months s Euro indoor champ Natinal champ Olympic champion. Olympic 4x1 champ World indoor champ Euro outdoor champ Signed a puma Maserati and Rolex deal got Married. That’s is impressive

@joshuabelo8460

Жыл бұрын

All due to a quick doping course during covid which have now worn off and will never be able to replicate again.

@BlueHopi144

10 ай бұрын

just a quick pony fluke ......Lyles eats him for dinner , lunch & when he is resting ......lol

@NonFlyiingDutchman

8 ай бұрын

@@joshuabelo8460 yes, going from a PB over 10:00 in May 2021 to winning the Olympics in 9.80 3 months later is hard to take at face value

Long list of players who have had their careers hampered by injury. I hope he can get back to full strength and speed again but even if he doesn't, he has his name in history as an olympic 100m gold medalist, arguably the most popular event at the olympics.

Gheez, how does this guy get so much hate or doubt> Out of nowhere, 2016 long jumper, comes around in 2021, Wins Olympics Gold, 60m Title and 2022 European Champ. Most sprinters can't even do one of those, even elite ones. Watch him come back in Paris 2024 and win again LOL.

@B1gBossMan

4 ай бұрын

Have you seen Lyles in 2023? 😂 He's in in sprinting prime, just ready for the 2024 Olympics!

I would say he's likely the most fortunate sprinter in history having run under 9.90 on only one day in his life. Literally no other race he has ever done would make the top three of a major let alone win the Olympics. At no other time outside of the two days of the Olympic 100m has he ever even run under 9.95. Blows my mind why anyone sees any evidence at all he can even break 9.80 and yet everyone keeps thinking he's going to run 9.6. Its absolutely absurd. He's a 9.9 athlete who peaked perfectly once. Good on him for that.

@joshuabelo8460

Жыл бұрын

Yeah or during the covid mess and no testing was being done. He was doping ran the time and never again.

@Yuri-rg2wv

Жыл бұрын

He won not only 100m in Tokyo, but the relay too. In March 2022 he won 60m indoor wc with a comeback win, meaning he would have easily beaten Coleman over 100m. Again, in April 2022 he ran in 11.35 (manually taken) over 120m that is absolutely insane, then he started to get sick (before Nairobi meeting) and, alter that, injured. Someone says he stressed his body with the obsession of Bolt's wr, wrongly changing mechanic of his run, changing his shoes, and so on .. You can't imagine what it means being Italian and win the 100m in the olympics: the whole Country put a lot of pressure on his shoulders he probably couldn't take...

@joshuabelo8460

Жыл бұрын

@@Yuri-rg2wv the man's a cheater snd will never run those times again. His off the juice. You putting in an unofficial hand time for 120m? Praising him for his indoor season but only managed to run a 9.95 last year only going sub 10 twice. Try not to view him for your italian national blood. His a fraud.

@duncanharvey2209

Жыл бұрын

@@Yuri-rg2wv True except for the 11.35 being over 120m. It was 110m. I did a full analysis proving it absolutely impossible based simply on the number of steps taken. But I agree the absurd pressure is just that. Absurd. I'm not sure we'll ever see him run under 9.90 again. I hope I'm wrong though and I really mean that.

@user-ze3sg6ix1u

Жыл бұрын

​​​​@@duncanharvey2209l said, he also PRd like two times in Tokyo did he not? In the prelims and the finals? It's led a lot of people to think he was 💉. Also there was no way he was running 120m in 11.35 for sure, where did you post your analysis?

So sad. Injuries rob us of great athletes.

August 2023 The World Championships. Hope he is healthy and ready to compete. Availability is a Skill. Fred Kerley is the Favorite going into 2023 World Championships.

@BlueHopi144

10 ай бұрын

Lyles have all their numbers now 😃

He made a similar 2nd leg during wolrd relays. But with 8°C temperature!

I've heard he wasn't really helping himself and continued to train through injury

For the haters or people stating that Jacobs is "unlucky", let's remind he's an olympic champion in the most prestigious event. So this video makes no sense !

Most handsome is cool for me 😅

Olympic champion and World Indoor Champion is no fluke

His training with the buggy is what led to his injuries, figure it out

Yeah I've been worried about Marcel. I'm a big fan. But I always knew he was fragile . . It's hard, sometimes, for an athlete who has been to the mountain top to just shut it down for a while . .

Hate say it but I think he was the juice for about a year or more...

Hes not unlucky, he just flat out sucks! He won gold when all the fastest men in the world were injured. He had the 8th fastest time that year

@BlueHopi144

10 ай бұрын

indeed , now Lyles eats him for dinner , lunch & when he is on holliday

Errbody knows the American favorites were out of that race. Lol.

@MsDesiree39

10 ай бұрын

apparently passing the baton is too hard at times....lol...

@jerrelfeller

9 ай бұрын

They have a rich history in messing up the relay😂

Ending that narration with 'unlucky' seems to me like wishful thinking from the American narrator. Someone who won Olympic gold cam never be called 'unlucky'. Its just bulshit

More like the luckiest champion in history

@Trackreator

Жыл бұрын

Lucky? To continuely get injured? What are you saying?!

@BlueHopi144

10 ай бұрын

lucky & a fluke @@Trackreator

@JimmyKim-fb1ji

7 ай бұрын

@@Trackreatorhe is saying that jacobs was lucky that his peak was in the same time the Olympics were held, if the Olympics were not delayed then he would have not got it

@Trackreator

7 ай бұрын

@@JimmyKim-fb1ji bro this helped all sprinters except for the ones who were going to retire around those years like idk Gatlin. All of them had one more year of preparation. 😅 And it's not luck when it comes to trying to peak at the right time, it's skill. Maybe getting the exact time like the right day is so difficult so it would be lucky but peaking like at the right week or month it's just skill and right preparation and right coach.

@JimmyKim-fb1ji

7 ай бұрын

@@Trackreator bruh his pb 2 months before the Olympics were 9.95 and before that his best was 10.08, if the Olympics was like 2 months before then he would have not won it. Also I still think he was juicing because he improved so fast

Crazy what steroids do

@christiantagliaferro4123

Жыл бұрын

Yes. 11.05 to 9.84 in a year is hard to explain .... even if you were a 200 mt runner

@Antibot2025

11 ай бұрын

They are all on steroids. Every single one of them.

@MsDesiree39

10 ай бұрын

funny you should say that when American athletes have been caught using steroids even redently

@AZBOOZER

10 ай бұрын

@MsDesiree39 and they then have suspensions and their titles taken from them. But not the mysterious Jacob's who magically won the most coveted Olympic gold and has never even come close to that time since

@christiantagliaferro4123

10 ай бұрын

@@AZBOOZER actually at the Olympics he did the first 60 meters in 6.41 as at the following indoor world championships and a few weeks ago he improved the time of the Olympic relay by 1/10😅😅😅

Unlucky by design, on purpose. He doesn't want to race Fred Kerley.

@thesage1621

Жыл бұрын

He beat him fair and square... then came back in the 60m to wipe the floor with the world indoor WR holder,Coleman, and beat him at his own game...

@georgerichter3930

11 ай бұрын

​@@thesage1621and has missed 7 opportunities to face Kerley since. Noah lyles even beat him

Unlucky? More like the most FRAUDULENT 100m champ in track & field history.... & I'll bet a paycheck he'll won't even run in this years WC.

@nerve.

Жыл бұрын

@patricksweeney5308 not gonna even respond to your idiotic comment.... your opinion

@errolmagiclegsandrews7614

Жыл бұрын

What fraud bolt was bro? I'll tell you he ran away from everyone everytime no one could catch him king of the sprint so don't compare lightning bolt to walking jacobs😂

@Yes_I_c4n

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say that. He won the Olympics fair and square until proven otherwise. The worst about "his story" is the crazy hype going on after the Olympics. People were going crazy about him, saying he was going to run 9.6 s... It was unbelievable really.

@user-ki4xw2rb8q

Жыл бұрын

Why fraudulent?

@MrPanggs

Жыл бұрын

@@patricksweeney5308on what PLANET is Jacobs superior to Bolt?

Luck have nothing to do with him , it’s called his cool aide wearing off! He need to hire back his steroids dealer aka nutritionist! Lol 😂

Jacobs is The fastest white person of all time

@roybabineaux5353

Жыл бұрын

Seems like someone doesn't know his background. His dad is from Texas.

@Elliottklassen

Жыл бұрын

@@roybabineaux5353 And his mom is a white Italian. He's just as much a white person as he is a black one. If somebody said he's black would you comment the same thing except saying that his mom is from Italy?

@roybabineaux5353

Жыл бұрын

@@Elliottklassen yes

@MsDesiree39

10 ай бұрын

troll, chickn heads like you always have to bring up race but let me tell you the bigger picture; basketball/the NFL and track and field were all started by whiite men, ya''ll are just lucky to have the abiliries to particiipate

@brettmakoviney7120

4 ай бұрын

​@@roybabineaux5353 lol his dad is from Texas,,,what does that mean exactly,,,lol

Unlucky? Who know the true....

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