it'll just be nice if Asafa could actually perform well in an Olympic year and take an individual gold even if that means Gay losing. Asafa may go down as the greatest sprinter to never take a gold if he doesn't get over that hump in 2012. (Go U.S.A)
Asafa is in my opinion the fastest man alive. Look at his runs in the olympic and world championship relays. He is so relaxed and just blows everyone away. Look at how much he pulls away from richard thompson in the 2009 relay an yet thompson came second an beat him in the olympic 100m. Also when you see how much asafa pulls away from thompson in the 2009 relay you must remeber that asafa would have pulled away more if it was a stationary start because asafa is the best starter in the world
I think this could be Asafa's best season in years. Just look at how good 2006 was for him. He loves the no pressure circuit races and he runs so well on them!
@ANZO89 i doubt powell will jump from a 9.72 pb at his very best, to 9.5 something, especially seeing as he would need perfect race conditions to do so: a 1.something m/s tailwind and no competition. Oh yeah, he'll no doubt run sub -10 on more than one occasion, he has done every season since 2004, off the top of my head. He might even run a 9.7 something. Just not in the 9.5s.
@speedyslime93 well taking into account that asafa since 2004 has been making every year a PB with exception of last year(cause he was injured) , last year he should have made 9.6 something. well, this year he should be able to do a 9.5 something.
also the peak in an athlete´s carreer is between 26 and 29 y/o and in my opinion the peak is at 28, well asafa is now 27 y/o. thats why i think he might be able to make a 9.5 this year and keep on progresing next year.
@speedyslime93 also remeber asafa did in 2008 his PB (9.72) with a +0.2 tail wind, so, if at that moment a +2.0 tailwind would have "occurred" his PB would have been 9.63. thats why i consider he is VERY capable not only lowering 9.7 but going sub 9.6.
@ANZO89 you are so right..i think this years its gonna be bolt and asafa 1...2 he already ran 9.75 for his first international race..wow asafa is the man this year even if he comes in second.
it'll just be nice if Asafa could actually perform well in an Olympic year and take an individual gold even if that means Gay losing. Asafa may go down as the greatest sprinter to never take a gold if he doesn't get over that hump in 2012. (Go U.S.A)
Bullnda225 1 year ago
Asafa is in my opinion the fastest man alive. Look at his runs in the olympic and world championship relays. He is so relaxed and just blows everyone away. Look at how much he pulls away from richard thompson in the 2009 relay an yet thompson came second an beat him in the olympic 100m. Also when you see how much asafa pulls away from thompson in the 2009 relay you must remeber that asafa would have pulled away more if it was a stationary start because asafa is the best starter in the world
ed192 1 year ago
I think this could be Asafa's best season in years. Just look at how good 2006 was for him. He loves the no pressure circuit races and he runs so well on them!
ThomasRiekki 1 year ago
haha asafa is fucking drained after that 400.
jivetome 1 year ago
if asafa gets his head right i think he can go 9.6 something . when he is relaxed he is majestic.however bolt's massive stride is just too good.
bigpaulothe1st 2 years ago 10
@bigpaulothe1st i think asafa WAS able to go sub 9.7 BUT that was last season or the other but this year i think he is capable of going sub 9.6.
ANZO89 2 years ago 9
@ANZO89 i doubt powell will jump from a 9.72 pb at his very best, to 9.5 something, especially seeing as he would need perfect race conditions to do so: a 1.something m/s tailwind and no competition. Oh yeah, he'll no doubt run sub -10 on more than one occasion, he has done every season since 2004, off the top of my head. He might even run a 9.7 something. Just not in the 9.5s.
speedyslime93 2 years ago
@speedyslime93 well taking into account that asafa since 2004 has been making every year a PB with exception of last year(cause he was injured) , last year he should have made 9.6 something. well, this year he should be able to do a 9.5 something.
also the peak in an athlete´s carreer is between 26 and 29 y/o and in my opinion the peak is at 28, well asafa is now 27 y/o. thats why i think he might be able to make a 9.5 this year and keep on progresing next year.
ANZO89 2 years ago
@speedyslime93 also remeber asafa did in 2008 his PB (9.72) with a +0.2 tail wind, so, if at that moment a +2.0 tailwind would have "occurred" his PB would have been 9.63. thats why i consider he is VERY capable not only lowering 9.7 but going sub 9.6.
ANZO89 2 years ago
@ANZO89 you are so right..i think this years its gonna be bolt and asafa 1...2 he already ran 9.75 for his first international race..wow asafa is the man this year even if he comes in second.
AGGREYASHA 1 year ago
@ANZO89 he done 9 seconds :)
ItsMrStealYoGirlBish 9 months ago
@bigpaulothe1st I saw the documentary about bolt done by michael johnson/bbc. Usain bolt, is truly an alien from jamaica, it's truly amazing.
TheAngeltoDemon 7 months ago
I sure hope he is right
TYPHOONATHLETE96 2 years ago