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Ngonidzashe Makusha beats Usain Bolt's 2011 100m record!

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Uploaded by on Jun 11, 2011

Florida State's Ngonidzashe Makusha became the third athlete in 80 years to win the long jump and the 100-meter dash in the same NCAA meet, joining two men named Jesse Owens and Carl Lewis.

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  • usain bolt was disqualified from the 2011 100m heat. so the video is not valid lol

  • @pimps4life212... lol...good one! The ridiculous rule should be changed ASAP though...

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  • 57 haters it seems

  • the boy can perform, one thing for sure is if he stays injury free Zimbabwe are guaranteed a medal either in the 100m or long jump. do your thing boy

  • why hate that he had the fastest time ? give props where props is due !

  • Itai makoni enyu sekuru Ngonidzashe. Mashona vacha gukuchira zvose! :D

  • @robertpipe lol hehehe ! thanks man. keep well

  • @shepherdbw thats exactly what im saying yes , did i touch a nerve there , grow a pair white boy

  • @twissall LOL no - just adding to it - what the the f**k are you hating on about - wtfayhoa? home is where the heart is and yr heart seems to have left zimbabwe. zimbabweans are family and friends worldwide.

  • @Boris6780 Dude. Dont get me wrong. The guy is good. No one is talking about ripping anyone off of anything. Get it straight..

  • @77zimbabwe .. need a dictionary?

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