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¶ 2021 wOG 200: Elaine Thompson-Herah (Jamaica) 21.53 (WL)
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Originally posted by Jshapco2 View PostAnyone else worried about the giant poop storm of controversy the two Namibians are going to cause if they medal or break a world record?
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Originally posted by Weights&Shoes View PostWhat in the hell is going on with these American sprinters?! U.S. Trials in Oregon tougher than the actual Olympics?
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Originally posted by ATK View Post
He traveled the exact same time as everyone else. Kenni Harrison also traveled the same time, as did Rayven Saunders. Expectations are definitely higher for the US team though.
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people, let’s withhold judgment about the two namibian youngsters until we know more. if it’s true that they’re XX women with elevated T levels, that’s a totally different situation than seyni or semenya.
even chand, i never understood the panic about her. she’s just not that fast. she might be a DSD case, but somehow it doesn’t translate into an advantage in her case.
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Holy crap, WTF was that by Thompson-Herah?? That WR is surely gone.
This is a race for silver, but it'll still be interesting to see the rest battle it out. I'm sticking with my SAFP pick but I underestimated Mboma. She's a huge wild card and could potentially run something silly - not ETH level silly though, at least not yet.
Thomas, Ta Lou and SMU are the only other contenders as I see it, in order of their likelihood of medalling. They all looked pretty maxxed out though - Thomas ran that semi harder than that 21.61...
Despite the hype, we may only see 3 people below 22 seconds in the race, and one of the biggest margins of victory ever. ETH is having a 1988 Flo Jo/ 2009 Bolt type championship.
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Originally posted by Vault-emort View Post
Please start to believe in science instead of social media causes
Unless, Namibia is lying, I don’t think people should be questioning their entry in the women’s 200m race.
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Originally posted by J2thaD View Post
Being fair, she ran that in the final, not the semi of the U.S. Championship. She has one more round to show her Eugene time was legit.
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Originally posted by chukuyute View Post
That’s true but go back and watch it again she was laboring coming down the stretch. I don’t see a 21.6 or anything close to it. There has to be some truth to this Eugene thing. I distinctly remember in 2015 when Gatlin was running super fast in the 100m and 200m. Gatlin ran 19.57 at trials and then 19.84 in Beijing. Cmon ppl be objective here. That’s way off. This is just one example. We can’t use the travel excuse.
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Originally posted by runningforpi View PostWith all due respect, Namibian officials have said that both athletes are biologically female, but naturally produce more testosterone. So, yes, they are DSD but they are still XX. This is different to Caster Semenya who is biologically XY.
Unless, Namibia is lying, I don’t think people should be questioning their entry in the women’s 200m race.Last edited by 18.99s; 08-02-2021, 01:16 PM.
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