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So from this analysis, Bolt is relatively the lightest?
I really didn't know but had a good idea. It took all of 3 minutes to find two at 150 and one at 148. Don't get why this is taking so long. Height vs weight..???
There was this ittie bittie guy out of Thailand, 5-4sh 130 pounds or so...10.2?. Talk about turnover..damn.
Williams was 5'6" and, during his running career, never more than 126 pounds (his height and weight at the '28 Olympics, making him the smallest man ever to win the Olympic century). Nevertheless, Williams could beat even these more experienced sprinters in races in Vancouver and Seattle.
Williams was 5'6" and, during his running career, never more than 126 pounds (his height and weight at the '28 Olympics, making him the smallest man ever to win the Olympic century). Nevertheless, Williams could beat even these more experienced sprinters in races in Vancouver and Seattle.
So from this analysis, Bolt is relatively the lightest?
I really didn't know but had a good idea. It took all of 3 minutes to find two at 150 and one at 148. Don't get why this is taking so long. Height vs weight..???
There was this ittie bittie guy out of Thailand, 5-4sh 130 pounds or so...10.2?. Talk about turnover..damn.
avante, what is the name if you know that is?, of the guy from thailand with a credited 10.2 100m time?.
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