Sha Carri Richardson needed longer hair and heavier make up like she had last year when she was blitzing everybody.
Rhasidat Adeleke produced one of the best performances of her career at the Texas Invitational in Austin yesterday, clocking a wind-assisted 10.84 for 100m and beating two world champions.
Adeleke lined up alongside training partners Julien Alfred, the reigning world indoor 60m champion, and Dina Asher-Smith, the 2019 world 200m champion. After a flying start, she soon left them trailing, her time of 10.84 by far the fastest in history by an Irishwoman but one which wonât count as a record due to the tailwind of 3.5 metres per second, well over the allowable limit of 2.0.
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I thought she stumbled slightly after being out of the blocks quick.
Theyâre jammin
Fraser Price injured
May not he that simple
Lovely interview with Rhys. A lovely young man
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Donât think Bol ran in the heat either.
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Seems a decent skin.
She didnât
Ah fair enough. That changes things completely so.
@TheUlteriorMotive didnât Bol have a similar run in the womenâs 4x400 in Budapest where she came from miles back on the final leg to crush the field?
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Yes âfrom the depths of hellâ
She fell in mixed relay
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Reminds me of corks pitch invasion in supervalue park. Beat the champs yet won fuck all
Fuck off with your stick fighting to another thread
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Thatâs the shot
https://twitter.com/seidodge/status/1819823439982506143?s=46&t=YOfhVM10W0bcyIiYSLI3Wg
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Wonât be a cow milked in st Lucia for a week.
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John and Nick donât agree about the merits of the mixed relay
And they were juiced to the gills, possibility the dirtiest Games ever
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