This year's 1500m in Paris is going to be a BLAST! So much talent and amazing athletes.

@david2804me

2 күн бұрын

Hocker and Nuguse should both make the final in Paris but won't challenge the main men for medals.

@kylesuarez5540

2 күн бұрын

Oh man i'm hoping for a new fifteen hundred meter world record... Please. Let it happen

@user-me8qj6zk8n

2 күн бұрын

Easy for you to say... imagine all the work involved getting through the obstacles of victory.. AND the stars have to coordinate and cooperate .. just go with the FLOW and hope you are the chosen one for the moment.. DESTINY to position it better..ask Billy mills something destined him to win the Gold..he had a very slim chance to win . zero chance yet he floated passed the field as if the other were put on PAUSE for him to enter the gates of victory .holy shit!!

Wow, if Cole is close to the leaders with 150m to go in the Olympic 1500m he's definitely in the mix to take the win

Damn. Imagine Cole winning the Olympics 😮😮

@karljohanhaarberg6706

3 күн бұрын

LOL. He will not even get a bronze.

@UhuruSasa85

3 күн бұрын

@@karljohanhaarberg6706 Not even close

@scrumpymanjack

3 күн бұрын

Yeah, imagine pigs flying.

@thewalkingjoke3843

3 күн бұрын

Dude may not even make it to the finals

@andrewfeeback4465

3 күн бұрын

I love Cole Hocker but no way in heck he is winning

The difference with Hocker now is that he has the 5,000 strength to go along with his 1,500 speed and his devastating kick. It’s going to be interesting in Paris.

@user-me8qj6zk8n

2 күн бұрын

That is a good thing. Best of ALL world.. but he still has to our duel the black athlete from what ever country he lurks from...

@user-me8qj6zk8n

2 күн бұрын

Call lasse viren. See and hear his professional perspective.

@user-me8qj6zk8n

2 күн бұрын

Or David wottle..they understand the the challenge forth coming

@redalien75

Күн бұрын

@@user-me8qj6zk8nWhat are you talking about?

Watching Cole’s kick live was absolutely nuts

Cole finished 6th in Toyko in the most stacked 1,500 meter race of all time; he absolutely has a chance to win Paris.

@Cameron1000

2 күн бұрын

Finished 6th while he was only 20

@david2804me

2 күн бұрын

@@Cameron1000 And the winner in Tokyo, Jakob, was a 'massive' 9 months older but also still 20 hehe. If you're good enough you're old enough.

@ZATHURAKEY

2 күн бұрын

I think it will be tough for him to Win Gold but, maybe sneaking in for a silver medal but Bronze more likely

@user-me8qj6zk8n

2 күн бұрын

I invite you to make a wager .If you think.. don't get me wrong .. getting a metal would be spectacular.. like manzano 🥈 silver. You do not understand the Europeans work ethic..I believe Dave wottle did a fantastic accomplishment ..the only other freak performance from the gods was Billy mills in Tokyo 10,000m..he won the gold miraculously he did the impossible for the USA..doubt that will ever happen including any long distance race. .I can't wait

@lol-gb5vt

2 күн бұрын

there's no chance he beats Jakob, Kerr, Nuguse, and Cheryiout

i'm very happy for Cole Hucker, since I've been following him for many years through this channel. I'm sure that he will give a great performance on this Olimpic Games. Congratulations for the wonderful channel you have; you do an extraordinary job every day.

I'm a Yared and Hocker fan, so the result was win/win for me. I wish our US 1500 squad the best of luck in Paris.

@DeadSparko

2 күн бұрын

Not a Hobbs Kessler fan tho?:(

@Bweyg

2 күн бұрын

@@DeadSparko Didn't Hobbs Kessler push Hocker out of that bowerman mile race? Or was it the other way around? I couldn't tell.

@evandempsey7613

4 сағат бұрын

Hobbs was the one who stepped out and was disqualified, not sure that anyone did any pushing though.

@Bweyg

15 минут бұрын

@@evandempsey7613 Oh. Well nevermind I guess. But I thought I saw someone shove somebody, but I don't know.

I love his demeanour! He comes across as the guy I want to cheer loudly for… go Hocker

@madman1rug

2 күн бұрын

Hocker is a great guy, very likeable, etc.

Great video TRP! Very good analysis

Final 800m in 1.49 😅 and with a negative split

And on top of a fire video this dude has an interview with Hocker at the end. This channel is the best lol!

Hocker seriously impressed me. For the first time I am confident that he has the strength to run an honest pace with the world's best and not just rely on his kick in a tactical affair (let's face it, Jakob isn't going to let that happen).

@fredball8240

2 күн бұрын

We shall see..

@madman1rug

2 күн бұрын

Kerr ran down Jakob, what made you think that Hocker wouldn't?

@carlwilliams9642

2 күн бұрын

@@madman1rug watch the Tokyo final and you'll see what I mean.

@redalien75

Күн бұрын

Even with intense speed in the 2021 olympics, hocker managed to get 6th in the final. It’s been clear for years now that he can hang with the best of the best, but now it seems as though he can beat the best of the best.

Whoever wins , the Olympic 1500 will be one of the highlights. Anyone out of the top 6 or 7 could win.

Dude isn’t just a medal contender… dude 100% has a shot to win it all

@axe-vw6ek

2 күн бұрын

nah he gonna get humbled by jakob and josh

@CalebsCorner704

2 күн бұрын

@@axe-vw6ek He's probably one of the most humble 1500m runners going to the Olympics

@thewalkingjoke3843

2 күн бұрын

Dude has 1% chance of winning.

It is going to be a crazy race 🎉🎉

I think it will be a fast race. I think Ingebrigtsen plan will be to control the pace from the start. I think he will start winding it up with about six hundred meters to go and try to run away with it. I'm not sure the others will cooperate. They're all too fit. Jakob could end up with a bronze or less. I'm sure Kerr will medal. I like the way Beamish won the indoor down the stretch. Neguse has run some fast times. I'd love to see Kessler medal, but Hocker's name doesn't usually come to mind in the big races. He's got my attention now.

@whahappened8398

3 күн бұрын

Dont discount the potential of a " fall " in the Paris final. So much thoroughbred talent bunched together and long legs like Naguse, Wightman, Kerr and Cheruiyot...Olly Hoare Different stride lengths against short choppy styles like Kessler & Hocker, Myers. We saw it in the Bowerman recently. Ingebrigtsen may hang back to avoid the trouble. If He goes early, Kerr will sit on him and say " thanks very much ". Naguse has done Hocker an incredible favor by dragging him along at pace and allowing Cole the realisation that he can indeed kick from 250 out against serious talent. He'll go to Paris now, convinced in his mind " I can do it" Everyone in the Paris final is very, very good. It becomes a 'head game ' and just like you, Hocker has my attention now. Let me reiterate, " expect a fall in Paris " and whoever capitalises on that .. gets their anthem played.

@jonahmays

2 күн бұрын

I agree with both of you. I’m super excited for this 1500 it should be crazy competitive and fun

@thewalkingjoke3843

2 күн бұрын

Funny how people suddenly think 3:30 guys will turn into 3:28 guys in the finals… obviously everyone is fit, but there is a large difference between 3:27 fitness like Jakob, Kerr and Nuguse have versus 3:29-3:30 fitness like the rest of the field.

Do we still remember when that one dude at the diamond league meet ran a second off the 5k WR!!! We need to address that

Showing Whiteman in one of this video's last images: Nobody saw Whiteman come out of nowhere to beat "Jakob the unbeatable" a few years ago, so I wouldn't leave anyone's name off a list of potential 1500m gold medalists. Get a 12-sided dice, put each participants' name on a side, and roll it to pick the winner/medalists.

@whahappened8398

2 күн бұрын

Have been following Jake Wightman... a great athlete with pedigree. Im just a little concerned he has over trained.. he appears to be slightly " off game ". On the positive, his body clock is close to Paris ( not far from home ) He should take a weeks holiday in the sun and relax to recuperate.

@thundergun933

2 күн бұрын

I respectfully disagree. There's 7 or 8 guys I think who can best 3 1/2 minutes. 12 is a stretch.

He's officially hungry. Let's go!!!

Beamish isn't running the 1500m. He's self-dubbed miler who has become a steepler!!!

I think you can project the times based on improvements from the indoor paces. A good guess could be made comparing the recent race finals times. Going to be super fast. Hope we see a new world record.

@jamezkpal2361

2 күн бұрын

No one alive can run three twenty-five.

If it’s a more tactical race I’m SUPER excited to see what he can do.

I have this mental image of Geordie Beamish steaming over Cole in the last 10 meters to win!

Let's gooooo 🎉🎉

Good to hear Jordi Beamish get a mention, go New Zealand.

@leventeszemerei

2 күн бұрын

He will be running the steeple in Paris but he is going to medal im so sure

I remember Andrew Wheating running a very similar last 300 in the 800 and 1500 in the NCAA Championships in 2010 or 2011, and pulled off the double win.

@kylesuarez5540

2 күн бұрын

Andrew wheating was a monster of a man that somehow had the turnover of a 5 foot 2 person.

I asked Geordie after Pre and he said he was planning on Steepling at the Olympics

4:55 the german to the left has the fastest last 200m He constantly drops 23s as final 200 and sometimes a 50 last lap (tho in slightly slower races)

Crazy

Seems hocker is running a lot better now without being hampered by the ncaa schedule. Hopefully he timed his peak for july.

hold my beer, the olympics will be pure fun to watch

Are you planning to cover Mu's fall? I'm devastated.

@coldplay8

3 күн бұрын

Why? She has not been good for the last year or two...

@ericneff9908

3 күн бұрын

She’s been injured, hasn’t she? I thought she might be past that. I hope she makes the 4x100 if she hasn’t already.

@Eddybo22

2 күн бұрын

​@@coldplay8she took time off and just came back for her first races of the year. She's the defending Olympic champion so she does deserve a mention.

@nvan78

2 күн бұрын

Will TRP cover Parker Valby's 4th place finish, sure seemed to be all over this gal in past videos. lol

@trinidadrodriquez876

2 күн бұрын

@@Eddybo22ok 6:17

Great video! But George Beamish is focusing on the steeple for Paris DL and for the Olympic Games

Beamish surely competing in Steeple? Love to see him double though.

Will be interesting to see how well recovered Wightman is from his 2023 injury, if he is back at near 100% then could be a surprise package, yet again (though if I had to bet on recent form it would be a coin toss between Josh & Jakob for gold)

Hocker didn’t open up on Nuguse in the final 100m. He maintained about one stride the entire time from when he took the lead from 250 to 200m then wisely hugged the outside of lane 1 making Nuguse go wide and earlier than he wanted. Really impressive Yared went with him at all given he had to eat wind from 350m on. He was actually quicker than Hocker in the final 200. Look at the gap at the start of the curve and finish and then the end. It’s just about the same. That curve yared ran just about a tenth quicker it was the only logged sub 13 100m. For Hocker to run 25.6 it means his final hundred was faster than Yates’s which I don’t think it was but for sure wasn’t a 12.7 lol. Almost no chance he even broke 26 as he was kicking going wide .Your maths is the wrong end of the 400m split. It’s his back straight that monstrous. I suspect when he crossed, he started his initial move to get around Ciattei given at 1100m he was logged at P4 still meaning he literally would have been perfectly perpendicular and two wide shoulder to shoulder at the bell for the laser to pick him up. Hence why his entire entry is missing at 1200m. Super weird coincidence. And I could be wrong but it lines up on camera too. But factoring in Cole’s final 400m of sub 53, and the final curve yared was faster at 12.95 vs 13.03 while managing one stride only slightly closing half a step here and there, and that at the bell he’s 3 tenths behind at 56second pace or about two strides but by 200m to go he’s 1 full stride ahead now, it’s clear to me that first 200m of the bell lap Cole put in work.. hard to be 13.2 then another 13.2. assuming his final 100 was taking back the slight edge Yared took with his sub 13 so I assume he went 12.97 final 100. The thing with Jakob is he’s so damn smart. You don’t think he’ll counter this in strategy? Yared took them out in a 1:55 . To be fair Jakob had pacers in Oslo but still he hit 1:52.5 then STILL closed with a 13.5, and 13.4 final 200 split. I have a feeling he’s going to take a massive kick like this off the table. That’s not his specialty when in context of Kerr and Hocker who have crazy kicks. I have a feeling the race will be won from 800m-1200m which will be a super nice change from the tactical championships we had for a while. Thank for making this I love revisiting middle distance scraps like this. Looking forward to Paris middle distance wars !

@TotalRunningProductions

2 күн бұрын

Good take. Jakob is very smart, and he’ll surely have a move to counter Hocker. Either way can’t wait to see them race in Paris. It’s gonna be fire!!!

@thewalkingjoke3843

2 күн бұрын

Just assume Jakob is in better shape than in 2021 olympic finals. If he is, then he will run faster than the PB of ANYONE else in the field. Obviously some of them could improve their PBs considerably, like Kerr and Nuguse, but the rest I’m not so sure. We also gotta remember this is not a single DL event, this is 3 races where they will all have a certain fatigue going into the finals. Can a guy like Hocker run sub 3:30 on tired legs? I say no way, but I guess we will see.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen will not allow fast kickers like Cole Hocker and Josh Kerr to use their speed at the Paris Olympics now that he appears to be back in top form.

@XDF745

2 күн бұрын

It didn't work the last two years.

@JaymoJoints

2 күн бұрын

It's hard to run away from the field when its full of guys like Kerr and Hocker who can close in 52 flat off a 3:30 pace. Jakob might be able to pull it off but it won't be easy. Can't wait

@thewalkingjoke3843

2 күн бұрын

@@JaymoJoints it’s not hard for Jakob to run away from Hocker, hell, he hasn’t lost to Hocker a single race. Ever. It’s hard for him to run away from Kerr because Kerr is also very strong.

I'm honestly more excited about Hobbs. Dude is a stud

@antoniocamarena784

2 күн бұрын

Same here

1500m is going to be crazy.

Hocker is going to be in the mix for sure. I hope all three, Hocker, Kessler, and the Goose, are in the 1500 final.

1. Kerr 2. Jakob 3. Nuguse There’s some dark horses for bronze like Hocker, Nordas, Timmy, etc but I’m going to say that it plays out similar to the Bowerman mile.

52 seconds for 400 m at the end of a race is fast - but it is the time that Mo Farrar ran the last lap of the London olympics in2012. - a world class miler should be able to do 52 for a lap. I remember seb co talking about doing 46 second 400m reps in training in the late 1970’s.

That last gear he had was insane. He could have kicked at least 2 more times. He is ready and confident.

Great to see Cole Hocker take this. He could medal in Paris. However, with the field as it is this year, I expect the Olympic record to go down. It will be some 2 seconds faster than this race.

3:28.4 for the winning time. As to who will hit that mark...draw a name out of a hat.

@ricardogonzalez1894

2 күн бұрын

The world record might be gone. El Guerouj may be history.

@nvan78

2 күн бұрын

@@ricardogonzalez1894 perhaps, anything is possible these days with bouncy tracks and carbon shoes. The latter is even more advantageous for efficient, elite runners. Having said that quite often these Olympic races turn into tactical battles, those without a strong kick wouldn't have a chance in a slowish race.

@carterdelrosario2278

2 күн бұрын

@@ricardogonzalez1894 I really don't see that happening. Only like 5 people have come within even 3 seconds of his time in the last decade or so. IF his time does go down (and I think that's a big if), it will be the result of a perfect storm. Lots of things going exactly their way. It cannot come from any kind of tactical race at all. It would have to be a "I'm going for the record and I dare any of you to come with me" kind of thing.

I think Kerr has more chances than the rest of competitors

@keithv3767

2 күн бұрын

I think Kerr’s last 150 is as fast as Hocker, but his ability to stay with a 3:28 or even a 3:27 and then still have a kick is better.

Hocker has always had a fast kick, 12s last 100m for example. But to run 3.30 once is fine but needs to be the standard before he can chal Jakob and the British boys. OLY 1500 Jakob over Josh over the NZ guy with Cole 4th or 5th.

@adamjohnson5285

3 күн бұрын

Beamish isn't running in the 1500.

@jacobdoyle420

2 күн бұрын

Don't sleep on Cheruiyot

I was so devastated for athing mu falling

@Eddybo22

2 күн бұрын

I believe she was purposely tripped. Just my opinion.

@XDF745

2 күн бұрын

@@Eddybo22 Just your biased opinion.

@Eddybo22

2 күн бұрын

@@XDF745 yup

@conniebrady9853

2 күн бұрын

@@Eddybo22 Sorry, but the tape doesn't lie. She caused her own fall by trying to move to her left while in the middle of the pack. A real bummer - I was really looking forward to seeing her run in Paris!

@Eddybo22

2 күн бұрын

@@conniebrady9853 ah well it is what it is. At least she has an Olympic Gold to her name.

Kerr has beaten Jacob twice, while Jacob has beaten Kerr twice during the same basic period so , Kerr has never beaten Jacob consistently . Even just counting the last year

@elennalena5703

2 күн бұрын

Jakob has beaten Kerr so many times. Literally multiple times. Kerr won twice. Jakob 10 plus wins.

I think Josh Kerr may dispute the substance of the title.

He has to beat ingerbrightsen kerr, cheruiyot also nuguse

It will take a sub 3:29 to take Gold at Olympics

Cole hocker is my guy, he'll win in Paris

Cheryiot, Kerr, Ingie.................with the Goose in 4th. But really, there is no predicting....just fun speculating. Weather dependent, times around 3:28

For me, it would be Kerr 1st, Nuguse 2nd, and Ingrebritson 3rd, and if Jakob's not there, Hocker 3rd. Sub 26 seconds for the last 200 meters in a 1500m race no less is Vin Dieseling! Most sprinters have a hard time breaking 27 seconds in the 200m alone, let alone in a 1500m race after already running 1300m at 3:47-3:46 or so mile pace. I can't wait to see what goes on!

I really believe a healthy Hocker is going to challenge Ingridburtsen and Kerr. And even though he was second at the trials we can't count out Neguse. The 1500 is going to be epic in Paris!

First place is going to end up running a 3:28. The sprint finish is going to be absolutely insane. Potential WR incoming!

I predict that this race at the olympics it's going to be One of the fastest ever. Cheruyot knows that he needs a 3:28 for the victory

I think Kerr is gonna win this year Olympics.

Weird to not see Kerr in the top 10 for 1500m.

@shaylorcyclingwahoolecol8313

2 күн бұрын

He hasn’t really raced one that I can recall. He won the Pre mile and did a lot indoors, but can’t recall an outdoor 1500m yet. Certainly not a big/fast one

@ajbahus

2 күн бұрын

Kerr doesn’t race a ton. Usually saves himself for the big races.

🥇 Ingy 3:29.05 🥈 Hawky 3:29.3 🥉 Kerr 3:30.2

Craig Engels looks like that 1970s tv magician Doug Henning

The people saying he has “no chance” to medal in Paris are clueless.

Ingebrigtsen will be leading after 1000m, Kerr will go from 300m remaining but cannot hold off Ingebrigtsen, and Cheruiyot surprisingly steals the gold in 3:28.01. But I am cheering for Cole Hocker.

Olympics are always tactical and usually slow races. If Hocker is within striking distance with 300m remaining, he can win. But Kerr has a wicked kick too. I think Jakob will push the pace hard from the gun and run everyone ragged for the first 3 laps, to distance himself from Kerr. Predicting the following: 1) Kerr 3:28 2) Jakob 3:28.5 3) Hocker 3:29

@XDF745

2 күн бұрын

Jakob can't let it be a slow tactical race because he's little chance of gold in such a scenario.

Hell of a lot different kicking like that after smashing out 51 second laps.

Despite Nuguse's 8-3 H2H 1500m record vs Hocker & his Top 5 times being faster than Hocker's 3.30.59 PB, Hocker seems to have a knack of winning the occasional big one ('21 Outdoor NCAAs & '21/'24 Olympic Trials). Might be worth Nuguse trying to improve his 1.46.30 800m speed to try & get as close as possible to Hocker's 1.45.63 PB?!

@quala723

3 күн бұрын

Nuguse won 2 diamond league meets last year and outkicked Kerr the race after he won the world championship. He also got a silver medal at indoor worlds this year in the 3000m where him and Kerr both ran low 25s for the last lap. Nuguse's tactics have been more of an issue than his leg speed. While he wanted to win this race it was clear that he wanted to qualify more and that's why he led from the gun till Hocker passed him 250 out. Sitting in a slow pack is how people fall.

@pete5691

3 күн бұрын

Going into the last lap Hocker has to be further back or the pace has to be below his PB. If Hocker is near the front and the pace isn’t sub 3:29 already he is def a favorite.

@AllInTheGame01

3 күн бұрын

@@quala723 Would still feel a little more confident in him in those big races if he was a 1.45.80 guy for example!

@JaymoJoints

2 күн бұрын

Nuguse won't have to lead three laps in the Olympic final. Jakob's going to do that. Nuguse will be able to kick off a fast pace, just like Kerr and Cole. It's going to be three abreast around the last turn. Anybody's race

@AllInTheGame01

2 күн бұрын

@@JaymoJoints Sure, but what has he got to lose trying to be a sub 1.46 800m guy?!

USA gold!!!

Relax there are three other runners that can do what Cole did at the international stage. Such as Josh Kerr, Jacob Ingebritsen, and Jake Wightman.

@whahappened8398

2 күн бұрын

Understand what you are saying, though Hocker has a "flick switch kick " not apparent amongst the Cadillac runners.

Cole has the best finish in the 1500. He disappointed me during the Olympic games, after brilliantly winning the trials, he ran like an idiot in the Olympic final. He remained at the back of the peloton which at the entrance to the straight line placed him too far from the leaders to beat them. If he had run like the final of the trials he would have won medal !

Would love to see Cole win gold and beat Jakob and Kerr!!

Stay with Kerr, Jacob, and Yared in the last 150, so Cole, you have a great chance.

He's definitely in contention for a bronze.

1500m for 3:30 finish time is awesome ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

WR in the Olympic final of the 1500.

ing: 3:28.12 kerr: 3:28.54 hocker: 3:29.05

Out of the blue. Where did this come from?

question is if he can keep that sprinting pace up when the average speed will go up as well...

Nuguse played this perfect. Run a fast pace and there's no way three guys beat him. Fuck around and leave it all to a sprint and who knows what could happen. He won't have to go to the front in Paris. 1st or 2nd in the Olympic Trials means nothing

Hobbs Kessler suspiciously exploded senior year of hs

Him and Sha'carri look like cartoons when they turn on the burners

Josh, Cole, and 3rd Jakob. Winning time 3:28.

1. Josh Kerr 2. Jacob Ingebritsen 3. Cole Hocker

The finishers: Kerr, Cole, Timothy.

"Nobody else in the world can do this...". Except that they can - and they can do it better and faster.

@nvan78

2 күн бұрын

Exactly, nice click bait headline by TRP.

@scrumpymanjack

2 күн бұрын

@@nvan78 He never fails. Inaccuracy and hyperbole are his currency. So boring.

How can no one else do this? Pretty sure Kerr and Jakob will beat this guy

Если бег в Париже пойдет на 334-335 у Хукера будет шанс на золото , поскольку у него один из самых сильных финишных рывков. Но, скорее всего , бег пойдет на результат из 3.30.В таком темпе у Хукера будет шанс, но очень слабый. Особенно если бег сразу пойдет в высоком темпе, а Якобу, если он конечно решится бежать 1500м , ничего другого не останется. Все же главный фаворит Керр, он готов как никогда, плюс он залез в голову Якобу и тот стал сомневаться в своих возможностях Но болеть буду за Черуйота, судьба обошлась с ним слишком жестоко

3:28.19 Kerr Naguse Ingebritsen

"This was scray"

@harborwolf22

3 күн бұрын

I'm scrayed as hell

@Paolo040

3 күн бұрын

Dat shit scray

@JifeLacket

3 күн бұрын

Couldn't watch, what happened?

@antoniocamarena784

2 күн бұрын

Scray grammar

3:28.5 Ingebrigtsen Naguse Kerr

looks like Hocker cut the course...

That's it. The world record will be broken in the 1500 this year

1 kerr 2 Hocker 3 Nuguse

@jonahmays

2 күн бұрын

Ingebrigtsen??

@sergelu

2 күн бұрын

@@jonahmays who ?

@jonahmays

2 күн бұрын

@@sergelu Jakob Ingebrigtsen, do you actually not know who he is or are you making a statement

@sergelu

2 күн бұрын

@@jonahmays ok I see now.

I very, very seriously doubt Jacob gives 1 or 2 seconds thought about him. It is he who has run 3:27, not Cole. Cole said that he wants to medal in Paris. Jacob won't accept anything other than gold. I'm not taking anything away from Cole.....but you have to be in contention to have any use for a kick.

@whahappened8398

2 күн бұрын

I very, very seriously expect that Jacob examines each and every runner. He's way too thorough not to..

@JaymoJoints

2 күн бұрын

He has been accepting silver medals for a while now . . .

He needs to lower that time in Paris. Very, very competitive field. Scary, the world record of El Gerrouj might be gone. The first place is open between Ingebritsen, Cheruiyot, and the British Kerr.....and maybe another surprise.

I actually think Neguse has a better chance of beating Ingebrigtsen and Kerr by going early than Hocker does with his kick.

Cole cocker

Jakob wins it in 2:28.5 Yeah you heard me 😂

@RealLifeFinance

2 күн бұрын

328.5?

@conniebrady9853

2 күн бұрын

Wow, a 2:28.5 - forget a 300 or 600 meter kick, that would take a 1500 meter "kick" !!

@jonahmays

2 күн бұрын

Haha yeah good catch

Been calling it all year a healthy hocker wins in Paris