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  • Monaco: 400m Merrit 44.73

    Easy win.... this season looks like its going to be a one horse race.

  • #2
    Re: Monaco: 100mh Merrit 44.73

    Originally posted by t_monk
    Easy win.... this season looks like its going to be a one horse race.
    I can see 43.8 or so...in Berlin and then Zurch....

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    • #3
      how did rooney and gillick do?

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      • #4
        Official Results - Men - 400 Metres Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
        1 LaShawn Merritt [USA] USA 44.73 20
        2 David Neville [USA] USA 45.26 16
        3 David Gillick [IRL] IRL 45.34 14
        4 Leslie Djhone [FRA] FRA 45.57 12
        5 Jamaal Torrance [USA] USA 45.97 10
        6 Teddy Venel [FRA] FRA 46.14 8
        7 Martyn Rooney [GBR] GBR 46.22 6
        8 Andrae Williams [BAH] BAH 47.98 4

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        • #5
          Like I said...Merritt only runs as fast as he has to...he NEEDS Wariner in order to run fast times.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by trackdug
            Like I said...Merritt only runs as fast as he has to...he NEEDS Wariner in order to run fast times.
            Tell me about it..........Wariner was right on his heels when he ran that 43.75 in the Olympic final last year.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by guruof track
              Originally posted by trackdug
              Like I said...Merritt only runs as fast as he has to...he NEEDS Wariner in order to run fast times.
              Tell me about it..........Wariner was right on his heels when he ran that 43.75 in the Olympic final last year.
              :lol:

              That is too good.

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              • #8
                I guess Rooney still has some work to do.
                http://www.croydonguardian.co.uk/sport/ ... or_injury/

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by guruof track
                  Originally posted by trackdug
                  Like I said...Merritt only runs as fast as he has to...he NEEDS Wariner in order to run fast times.
                  Tell me about it..........Wariner was right on his heels when he ran that 43.75 in the Olympic final last year.
                  The point is the Wariner WAS IN that race. Merritt only runs hard when he's racing Wariner. Boom.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by trackdug
                    The point is the Wariner WAS IN that race. Merritt only runs hard when he's racing Wariner. Boom.

                    Evidenced by his 44.05 without JWin the race or his 43.98 that JW wasnt in that race in or his 44.12 in the heats of the Olympics that JW wasnt in.

                    Thats would be 3 of his top 5 fastest times..........ran without JW in the race. Now what was your point again?

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by guruof track
                      Originally posted by trackdug
                      The point is the Wariner WAS IN that race. Merritt only runs hard when he's racing Wariner. Boom.

                      Evidenced by his 44.05 without JWin the race or his 43.98 that JW wasnt in that race in or his 44.12 in the heats of the Olympics that JW wasnt in.

                      Thats would be 3 of his top 5 fastest times..........ran without JW in the race. Now what was your point again?
                      And WTF has he run this year???? 44.50.

                      If Merritt is PUSHED (like in the 44.05 race with Taylor) or out to make a point (like his 44.12 after JW went 44.1x in the heat right before him in the Olympic heats) then he doesn't run hard. Period.

                      Boom.

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                      • #12
                        So now you have acknowledge that he can run fast when pushed OR when JW is in the race OR he is trying to prove a point.

                        Make up your mind. I have proven EVERY point you have tried to make invalid.

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                        • #13
                          Without JW, Merritt is nothing exceptional. Yes, he wins races, but he doesn't lay the smack down like a dominant runner should. then again, maybe that's all he's got right now! If JW can get healthy in time for Berlin, look out!

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                          • #14
                            Why do you need to do anymore than just win, especially in a one off meet like this. No need for him to exert himself unless its necessary and possibly cause some sort of injury 3 weeks before Worlds.

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                            • #15
                              Wow....What more does LaShawn have to prove? Sure a world championship individual gold is missing from his resume. But if you look at his body of work and in particular 2008, it speaks volumes, he is the #1 400m runner in the world right now.
                              on the road

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