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the jamaican team was Bolt, powel, mulling, blake, so I gess Carter or frater will replace mullings. so it's 5 guys (let's hope some more will get caugt)Bolt : ok
Powell : ok
Gay : out
Mullings : maybe out
Rodgers : maybe out
Makusha : ok
Frater : ok
Carter : ok
Blake : ok
Now, I see 6 guys equal or in front of Christophe. And Christophe can beat Blake and Carter... and maybe Makusha (and Frater ?).
Christophe is maybe near a medal in 100m...
I've always had a hunch that there is possibly a 0.2 difference. Only anecdotal, but I've watched T&F avidly since the late 70s and it seemed to me on a level playing field the top international class (blacks) who would career max at 9.90-9.95 ran against good white guys who managed the 10.10-10.15 which usually saw them 2.5m down in a 100 race.
Then the white guys left the program and the black dudes got faster. Who knows who was on what, but certainly the roided eastern Europeans of the 80s couldn't better the occasional high 10.0s. I have a hunch most white guys were out of the equation by the time the sophisticated stuff came around.
Again, just my hunches but I'm happy with my extrapolation.
the jamaican team was Bolt, powel, mulling, blake, so I gess Carter or frater will replace mullings. so it's 5 guys (let's hope some more will get caugt)
I would say Mullings being eliminated in the 200 is bigger impact on Christophe as he is true contender for the bronze medal in the 200 meters. I think he is more of a dark horse in the 100 for the podium.the jamaican team was Bolt, powel, mulling, blake, so I gess Carter or frater will replace mullings. so it's 5 guys (let's hope some more will get caugt)
Both have done this but Nesta is older and Blake is only 21 or 22 so a vast improvement is more logical. "Nestah" looks like Ben Johnson's illegitimate son while Blake looks like a cyborg from one of the Terminator movies....Who is the very muscular looking Jamaican that suddenly vastly improved his PBs? He sort of came to the forefront out of nowhere. I remember folks talking about this on CF. It was either Blake or Carter if I recall correctly. Please help me out.
that was mullings. He improves this year his PB by 0.21 (from 10.01 to 9.80).Who is the very muscular looking Jamaican that suddenly vastly improved his PBs? He sort of came to the forefront out of nowhere. I remember folks talking about this on CF. It was either Blake or Carter if I recall correctly. Please help me out.
WTF !!!! 9,85 ! :rip:Unfortunately others keep breaking their BPs. Richard Thompson, who all year had not troubled the top three steps of the podium at any meet and had failed to even break 10 seconds, today did a 9.85 - a time 0.21 faster than the average of his previous year's top five. Christophe's top five average 9.96 so, by that measure, he should be able to run a 9.75!
definitely some kind of magikkk!!!!:icon_twisted::icon_twisted::icon_twisted::icon_twisted::icon_twisted:Maybe Bolt and Powell had Thomson over for dinner and they all shared those magical yams!:thumbdown: