No one remembers who won. Your brother will remember your sacrifice forever.

@michaelhenry4405

Жыл бұрын

A world renowned triathlete and professional competitor Schoeman won. It was a great race. We all remember who won. Don't be ridiculous. There were even rule changes from this race. If you actually watched the race and interested in the sport during this time you wouldn't say something so ignorant. You probably couldn't even recite a single triathletes name from any country given the chance. You only remember the Brownlee brothers because of exactly that... They are brothers and that's the only thing you could remember about them. Lol.

@TheSportsman1977

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelhenry4405 actually No. couldn’t have told you who won. But this I remember! Iconic moment in the sport. In the same way Eddie the Eagle won the hearts in the Winter Olympics years ago. No one remembers who won, unless you have a personal interest in the winner.

@ashtinpeaks9972

Жыл бұрын

​@Michael Henry I guarentee more people will know these two then the winner now that it's gone viral

@hlambrou1

Жыл бұрын

​@@michaelhenry4405 Henri Shoeman*

@michaelhenry4405

Жыл бұрын

@@TheSportsman1977 when you are focused on what the media tells you and not the sport you'll remember the story for obvious reason. If you were actually interested and following the sport and the top athletes at the time you will remember them. I never once watched a single Lance Armstrong race not any cycling race but I can tell you who Lance Armstrong is because the media has imprinted that BS into my head. The winner of this race was a very competitive world renowned athlete. Henri Schoeman. If you were following the world series you would know that. If you are easily manipulated by media you would only know about the Brownlee brothers. Of which you don't know who is who nor would you know who helped who in this clip. Nor would you know anything else about them and their athletic achievements. That I am 100% confident of.

*carries brother to the finish line* *throws him across* 😂😂 A true sibling

@tobiasmccallum9697

Жыл бұрын

He threw him over so his bro could beat him and come 2nd, what an absolue gent

@lizcollinson2692

Жыл бұрын

Yep that shove of, you'll survive, probably. Is a skilled balance of tough love.

@hannahreed2451

Жыл бұрын

The best part! 😂

@d.h.4778

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. 😂😂 he was going to do the most brotherly thing with love, and a little bit of rivalry. ❤😂

@vipe650r

Жыл бұрын

@@d.h.4778I think he also has to cross the line solo.

The fact he pushed his brother over the line before himself also, that’s real shit. Big props

@45eno

Жыл бұрын

Why would you expect anything other than that? As soon as he stopped running and helped his brother he put himself behind his brother. Of course he wouldn’t have crossed the line first after helping him get to it.

@legacydragon1719

Жыл бұрын

​@@45enonot true it was on purpose the way he made his brother cross first

@45eno

Жыл бұрын

@@legacydragon1719 🙄 You missed my point entirely. I’m saying his selfless act was the second he slowed for his brother. Of course he wouldn’t jump out front at the end.

@bigjeremy420

Жыл бұрын

​@@45eno bruh wtf is your point lol ur saying a whole lot of nothing

@45eno

Жыл бұрын

@@bigjeremy420 The OP was so impressed by that final push over the line. I just don’t see that as a surprise or shocking. His entire action to slow and help is brother was selfless and commendable. Just seems odd that people see that push as the pinnacle gesture. Of course the brother wouldn’t jump ahead , he had already decided to help is bro just make it to the end.

Took his brother from DQ to silver while still taking bronze- a true brother and athlete!

@rebeccaa2097

Жыл бұрын

DNF

@gingerdementor1198

Жыл бұрын

​@@rebeccaa2097 ☝️🤓

@dekrus

Жыл бұрын

​@@rebeccaa2097 DQ meant disqualified LMAO i'm not even one who follows olympic sports or anything and i understood what he meant 🤡😂

@BartOKemp

Жыл бұрын

We all know what he meant, but he wouldn't be disqualified, rather he would get the term 'DNF', which stands for Did Not Finish

@tensemurm5924

Жыл бұрын

@@BartOKemp They actually get neither. Triathlon rules allow for competitors to gain assistance from other competitors. An appeal from the Spanish federation to have Jonny disqualified was dismissed.

”He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother”

@Bob3519

Жыл бұрын

Quite an application of the slogan and song! Good call! 😊

@daniellarroyo

Жыл бұрын

You almost got a tear out of me man! Frfr I love it

@OPUP

Жыл бұрын

I only know this from the Austin Powers movie.

@PKC2020

Жыл бұрын

Now THAT made me cry!!! Its the best saying of my childhood with 6 brothers 😢😊😄

@raulduke3237

Жыл бұрын

"Only 2 things I can't stand, people who are intolerant of other peoples culture.... and the Dutch"

Triathletes are on a different level 🔥

@jonslg240

Жыл бұрын

His brother wasn't going to win, but this increased his chances of getting a Pierre de Coubertin medal.. Remember the 2004 Olympics, that crazy Irish priest who sexually assaulted a 7 year old girl took a winning runner out of the race? That runner didn't get a gold, which was a stupid decision, but he did get the Coubertin medal..

@mikewazowski7830

Жыл бұрын

How this dude is complaining about 98 f****** degrees You seriously have to be s******* me I consistently have to keep up the same amount of physicality during my job as he does during a f****** marathon as anybody does doing a f****** marathon yet those marathon runners cannot easily transition into doing what I'm doing and continue to keep up with me throughout the entire day oh by all means anybody could start the day off doing the job that I have but it's about having to keep going all day lifting logs twice your own weight and heavier having to lift them above your head and throw them while above your head needs to be understood I weigh less than 140 lb yet I'm doing this with 280 plus and then having to breathe two-cycle motor fumes with a heat index of over 135 where I'm operating that saw having to breathe in the fumes so I'm not even getting good air into my body still continuing to do this 8 hours a day these people are absolutely b******* y'all should go and look up the marathon that happened in Australia when it was 76 f****** degrees Fahrenheit 23° c and they were still f****** passing out it's because their bodies are not able to handle temperatures like hours but they still try to make it out to seem like they're doing something in a f****** inferno when that is completely an entirely not the case what it is is just their bodies cannot stand the same heat that we constantly do every single day over here in the States in these southern parts of the states as well as Central and South America yet there are some idiots out there that are so f****** stupid they don't even understand something as simple as this a good Lord I know it shouldn't but it absolutely pisses me the f*** off that some people are just that damn stupid

@mikewazowski7830

Жыл бұрын

Yeah operating 8 to 12 hours in 95 to 98° f is such a f****** chore why not give praise to the people that are actually having to do s*** that is just as physical as those triathletes but having to do so in a lot hotter temperatures as well as handling extreme weights while doing that for multiple hours instead of f****** talking like somebody who trains to do a f****** marathon and is able to complete the marathon instead of saying that that person is f****** great amazing it's cool as hell that they were able to push themselves to do that no they f****** train themselves to do it You can do legitimately almost any f****** thing in existence as long as you train yourself properly to be able to do it but sitting there using your f****** body as a person is naturally supposed to be able to do that is not anything to give any amount of praise to over here saying they're on a different level You should say that about the people that are having to do twice as much physically in up to 20 to 40°Fahrenheit hotter than that little b******* 98 that they were running in Mexico while still having to do s*** like breathe in the fumes of a two-cycle motor because your job has you using that two cycle motor in 130°F+ as well as having to lift things two times your own body weight and heavier while also having to throw those things that way more than twice your body weight after you've lifted them over your head and I'm talking about doing this s*** 8 to 12 hours each and every f****** day of the week those are the people that should be getting praised not somebody that goes out for the f****** hell of it to run around so they can get some f****** praise f*** anybody that accepts publicity for doing something that they train themselves to do

@Tommyhearnsrighthand

Жыл бұрын

Any endurance athletes are ridiculous humans

@Fluffy-Fluffy

Жыл бұрын

​@@Tommyhearnsrighthand Well I wouldn't do this ever, not even for a milion bucks unless the temp is a bit more agreeable, then I might train if I get about 5 y for it lol. But you must have a certain crazy mindset to do this. I flinch at a 10k, let alone a marathon. A triathlon doesn't even fit in my understanding of how you can push your body to that degree. It very likely isn't healthy. Mist look up to them thinking those people are very fit which maybe many are, but heartissues are not uncommon in endurance athletes. I guess the body does attack muscletissue and therefore the heart as well and while we are not built for our modern loves to just sit all day, I don't think we are built for running marathons either, let alone triathlons. More like some sprinting, resting, sprinting again for hunting (I doubt anyone would have chased an animal running for over even 5k, just it was a lot of walking up first and sprinting a few times to get the animal) and walking distances. I wonder who ever came up with this idea of a triathlon. Thligh they must have enough musclemass to perform this, many triathlon participants are pretty skinny. In men it's not as bad as it is in some women it seems (Olympics/WC in Brazil I believe, so many women were so skinny that it looked really unhealthy while others called them very fit. I don't know, I think it's not healthy, but you need a great level of fitness, just it seems most spend a lot of time on endurance and not a lot on growing muscles. Didn't govfor all women and surely not for all guys but these two to me seemed so skinny I am amazed anyone made it, even the last person accomplished sonething absolutely nuts if you think about it. Sorry I can't do short reactions. It's an autistic thing for me.

That fact that he pushed his brother over that line before him WITH the biggest smile on his face shows just how much their parents taught them that you ARE your brother’s keeper!

He didn't win the gold but he won everyone's heart.

@IBQ1

Жыл бұрын

He still won bronze and got his brother silver, bro is goated

@antoniobennett3588

Жыл бұрын

​@@IBQ1 and he gave someone gold

@Blobbyo25

Жыл бұрын

The Brownlees have enough medals as it is. Exceptional athletes

@ElisandeWalters

Жыл бұрын

@@IBQ1 so it "WAS" allowed?

@TheTradge

Жыл бұрын

@@antoniobennett3588 who the hell remembers who won gold in this race though? Nobody 😂

Dude There will be another world title you can't replace your brother !

@petesmart1983

Жыл бұрын

Yep Johnathan the darker haired one became 6 x world champ and Olympic gold medalist and Alistair 4x world champ and 2 x Olympics gold medalist not bad

@InTrancedState

Жыл бұрын

I think his brother would have been fine.

@InTrancedState

Жыл бұрын

​@@petesmart1983 weak

@enalche2

Жыл бұрын

​@@InTrancedState weak?

@xithr5674

Жыл бұрын

@@InTrancedState bro😂 go outside

No loving brother would have been able to run past and ignore their bro's pain. He did exactly what he was supposed to do, and that is , help his bro.

@Xian109

Жыл бұрын

he should've ran past laughing and given him a kick along the way! That's what a true alpha like TRUMP would do 💪

@DavidMulderOne

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, nothing uncommon about brotherly competition either 😅

@jayedwards9444

Жыл бұрын

Errr!!! Wrong! I would've left my brother, got the win but would've shared the prize with him.

@scourge8097

Жыл бұрын

UH....yeah, I definitely could have. I'd have gone back for him, but...I'm not giving up a WC for him. I know that's not popular, but...yeah, I don't care.

@Xian109

Жыл бұрын

@@scourge8097 you sound like a natural Trumpist! MAGA!!!!

Not only did he get his brother to the finish line, he pushed him ahead so he would get second place

One of the most amazing sporting moments I’ve ever seen

This brought me to tears. Two brothers supporting each other.

What he did is so worth so much more than a medal. The admiration people have for him is genuine. Not only is he an incredible athlete, he is an incredible human being.

Medals are temporary happiness but the brother you got is 1 in a infinite chance. After this life you probably will never see him again

The spirit of competition bows only to sportsmanship.

Honour, Respect, BROTHERLINESS.

@xavierwalsh6045

Жыл бұрын

I think the word you are looking for is brotherhood. Unless this is a reference i don't get.

@yoguruto1248

Жыл бұрын

@@xavierwalsh6045 I even read it BROTHERLESS

@ZAH33D

Жыл бұрын

​​​@@yoguruto1248 --no bitches?-- *No brothers?*

He may have lost the gold but he won our hearts

He sacrificed not just a race but, his CAREER! This brotherly love saved a life, solidified a relationship and showed the world about humanity, personal sacrifice and duty.

@JudyCZ

Жыл бұрын

Why did he sacrifice his career? Just curious, first time I'm hearing about both of them.

@PuroBrim36

Жыл бұрын

Faxts been waiting 2 weeks for a reply

Your bro is worth way more than a medal.

Both triathlon legends johnthan 6x world champion and Alistair 4x times and both Olympic gold medalists(Alistair had 2 golds) amazing career they both had by pushing each other since they were kids

@roadrunnercourierco6997

Жыл бұрын

Yip

@RahulKumar-ng2gh

Жыл бұрын

What's the conversation will be like during Christmas or thanksgiving dinner 😊

@BSMAG87

Жыл бұрын

@@RahulKumar-ng2gh Lol, obviously Brits don't do thanksgiving ;)

The thing about his sacrifice is that I know both of their names and not the name of the one that came in first place.

Bro definitely watched Disney Cars as a kid. Learned a thing or two

Fuck that gold medal u did what u should’ve done n I like when he said I didnt even think about the fact that he just give up the gold all he want is for him n his brother to finish the race GOD BLESS U

It sometimes hurts when you see videos of family and friends actually showing someone they care and never truly experiencing it yourself.

@MiVidaBellisima

Жыл бұрын

I used to feel that way when I saw ppl mourn parents because I was neglected a lot by mine.

@michaelarnold6614

Жыл бұрын

I know neither of you but I care , really hurts me to know there are parents and grandparents and great grandparents and uncles and aunts and adult aged brothers and sisters in nursing homes that have family nearby and they never go to see their family in these places 😭😩😡

The brother pushed his bro to be 2d place in front of him. What a winner

I've seen these clips before but it still chokes me up, he is an incredible man to not only help his brother finish the race but to push him before himself.

Brotherly love. Bless them both. Lifes not all about winning gold medals.🎉

A Brother's love is a Brother's love

BROTHERS! There is a great lesson here boys. NOTHING in this earthly world, is like a good brother…a REAL brother.

Why am I crying? (It’s so sweet. Sibling love.)

I'm not crying, you are!!

That's a real brother

Humble, unselfish and kind, truly wish these qualities were more common in our society today.

Nothing compares to the love you have for your brother!!

A Brother with his priorities in order! Respect

How odd,his legs were trying to run without his torso.

Brother like that worth more then all golden medals you can earn. :)

That's true fraternal love. They both actually won more than triumphant medals.

He won that race! Period!! What he did is a true winner!!

An incredible athlete, exceptional brother. This is the sportsmanship that is celebrated more than the win!

I remember watching this live. This was awesome and will be remembered more than if he had won the Gold medal. The funny thing is Jonny crossed the line ahead of Alistair. Great stuff.

BROTHERLY LOVE! COUNTS FOR EVERYTHING!

Greatness! Pure Greatness!!!!!💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

It shines a spotlight on how well these brothers have loved each other.

Can’t beat brotherly love 🎉

Their parents must be so proud!🥰

He did gave away anything. He was giving an example of true sportmanship and true humanity .

Gold doesn't matter as long as they are on the podium together. ❤ He is not dumb for throwing away gold, he is a role model for helping. ❤

You did the right thing.

Goodness is in all of us! We just need to use it more often! Great job helping his brother!🎉

I'll always miss my brother, be good to yours like this man. You may not have him around for long.

That's a bigger win than the championship.

what a brother! wow you two rock

Thats a win in my book!

I remember during my first 3mile race I felt super dehydrated at last lap and just lost control, saw like 20 people pass by I couldn’t help but make grunting sounds and this random girl, not even one of my teammates, pushed and ran with me for probably 400m, she was so awesome and definitely what I needed to finish the race, I always felt guilty though that in the last 100m I passed her cause I just ran as fast as I could once I saw the finish line and then collapsed and threw up right after it, but to this day I’m thankful for her

@oliviasepelak3083

Жыл бұрын

She probably made sure you had passed her so she could be sure you finished the race 🥹

Gold medals are irrelevant. What this man did with his brother is what sportsMANship is all about. Medals are useless when sport and humanity are the winners!

You two are definitely the real winners! This will be remembered for sure!

That’s what family is for

This is what family oriented siblings look like he knows his brother should have won gold easily so I got to help him get silver THERE PARENTS ARE SO PROUD!

la hermandad es más valiosa que una medalla de oro . Ustedes dos son los mejores atletas que nunca vi.

Fuckin hero 🎖️

Family is all that matters😊

@symbiosisai

Жыл бұрын

Speak for yourself mate, i despise mine

Very noble. Something very rare in this day and age.🌹

Bro showed where his value's was. Gold Wasn't worth more than helping his Own brother. He showcased publicly what family is all about🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️

The true meaning of sportsmanship. Well done!

I love that sibling connection. Its almost as if they are one ❤

Hey that's just a beautiful gesture. Really is

That is real love

What a golden brother 😍 I wish I could have a brother like him👍 God bless his good heart 🙏

This is love.

Now thats what I call brotherhood. Didn't even think about it, just did it. No regret, cos he knew instinctively what was.more important to him. Bravo! We salute u.

This made tear up, family first. Awesome.

Nah u did the right thing. How could you pass your brother when he needs help. Its a no brainer.

A Brother's love is stronger than a Gold 🏅medal.

I would sacrifice my life for my brother. I love him so much.

Just goes to show some people believe family are more important than other things

He didn't give it away. He helped his brother win it with respect for their family

Nothing worth leaving your brother behind bro you totally did the right thing.

This is what family is all about.

@strobi0001

Жыл бұрын

It was a tactical move, J. Brownlee was going to loose the WTC podium if he would have not finished here. A. Brownlee was not going for the podium in the final ranking anymore.

I too would have done the same for my little brother. :')

That's a true brother mad respect .

Love this video...this is the best video!!!! I watch this 20 times.. this video really moved me to happy tears. This is MUCH better than any medal. Memories much move important!!! Helping another, especially ur brother... Epic!

If my boys did this, I would be proud AF. ❤️🔥

Now, that's a brother 💙👍

I've always wanted a sibling to be able to experience that kind of true love.

Loving someone like that is golden.

Dude you win more than the gold medal. You got a ticket to heaven for helping your brother by not being greedy

Brotherly love 💪

Behavior like this should be encouraged, rewarded, and respected. Nothing but respect, and Australia should be proud of that act of brotherly love.

First human, then athlete. En example in the sport, even if it was not allowed.

i would mad at my brother for helping me. he should reach finish line 1st and get the medal for me and help me later. but it's great to know when your brother instinct to help you rather than get the medal. pure brother.

@joshsilver2082

Жыл бұрын

They both got medals they were so far and away from the pack

@luciusesox1luckysox570

Жыл бұрын

He could come to your funeral as well.

I lost my brother 40 years ago and yet the instinct to protect and help him remains. The love of a brother stays within your heart. My thoughts and prayers, as well as my love, go with you both.

A brother matters so much more than a one-moment medal.

You two are the best athletes in history! Brotherhood, sacrifice for family, union, all that in just a blink

Who was first? Who cares? Camera is on the real winners.

Gives me chills. I had a team mate help me after I bit the dust on 2 hurdles she stopped her race to help me. She was a true hero, just like this brother.

that’s older sibling energy. i’d have done the same for my younger siblings.

Good Man 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤

That's a man