9.91 ‼️ Tebogo breaks his own world U20 record | World Athletics U20 Championships Cali 2022

We can’t tell, no one who had won this race, has ever won an Olympic or World Championship gold medal in the 100m…

@@Hengel_Andrews sour grapes, it doesn't mean it can't happen

@@lesegomakwati1992 yes

Maybe

This guy is already insane lol

Probably, a few of modesty should be wellcome....from stars to ground it takes a minute!

Arrogance will be his downfall

Doped

@@leestreet1627 as with Bolt

@@leestreet1627 he is 19 everyone at 19 is a bit arrogant

Why is jut not easy?

If you can you can run.
This is one sport with very few barriers. It's you and the stop watch.
Its not any more difficult for a South East Asian sprinter than it is for a Botswanan.

@@kundakaps Tebogo is African and Africans are known to be the best sprinters, so it's easy for him but it's not same for Southeast Asian sprinters

@@kundakaps south east asian people are not that tall. Shorter legs. Less advantages. It's all about the gene adapted in the environment.. Africans are just build with better physical. Hence why they are mostly better in all physical sports.

@@amirluqman3477 owk now i understand what you are saying.

Indonesian Lulu Zohri won in 10.18 in 2018 World Athletics U20 Championships muahaha.... guess you are out of date. More amazing eh?

​@@semuasng4753 yeah but they run a 10.09

At 16!

I think better !

interesting rivalry ..good things for asean

Look forward for what they can do next!

Thailand and Malaysia runner are also good. South east asia representation!

Indonesian Lulu Zohri won in 10.18 in 2018 muahaha.... guess you are out of date. More amazing eh?

@@semuasng4753 where is he now? we are talking about youngster rivalry in the near future..hope lulu zohri can join

hes limited . bolts height allowed him to cover more ground. probably get close to tyson gay and yohan blakes best times

bro we saw it. and there was commentary. we didn't need your caption.

@@diskoeric2248 that’s his opinion. What else u want to see in comments section 😹

@@sabarisha924 it wasnt an opinion . It was a play by play that the play by play announcer already said. It was more an echo.

@@diskoeric2248 i'm glad you saw it. My caption wasn't directed at you tho so instead of commenting you could have just moved on.

thats what im saying his 2nd seasob aswell crazyyyy

He should practice starting better. And his stats will be much faster.

Future 9.7 sprinter? Pretty shocking times he runs for how atrocious his first 30 is. He's going to be unstoppable once he fully matures.

He's only 16. An American coach for him would be perfect.

His reaction time on start 0.183 really slow he should practice on the start maybe next year he can run sub 10

i agree 1000000%

It's a universal law, the proud will be humbled.

Disagree this is harming his results and sportsmanship. Don’t turn sport into wwe.

Totally agree

@@christianaugustus8610 you sound proud dispensing these judgments you shall be humbled as well

Too cocky, what like Muhammad Ali 🤔🤣

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

i dont like him, he is too young to already feel he is some great...If he behaved better he could have gone under 9.90. You would think his terrible performance at the world championships will humble him

@@odumosuolusegun2781 a stumble is not a terrible performance...it happens to the best. When he is on the straight he is competitive...and impressive for his age.

@@odumosuolusegun2781 he is not running to impress you he has his own goals, while you mind about the record, he minds a win for our country, mind you the guy is just 19 years old , he still has a long way to go, so back of with your hate, its a shame for a nigerian to speak like that to a fellow african, united we stand divided we fall, its a lesson for today, Batswana are really proud of tobi amusa, and we expect the same towards our young talent

noah lyles vibe

BoonSon style is like honda VTEC boosts at certain rpm he's taking a big leap in final 40metres.

I love this son from Thailand

He need to improve the first 25 m. He is slowest among 8 runners. 200 m. is his best as he run very fast after first 25 m. He is only 16 years old and if he and Thailand staff team can improve this weak point, we, for sure will see him in the final round of coming olympic.

yes, no one talking about it

Nijel Amos >>> Letsile Tebogo

True

Letsile: does it mean it has arrived (Lizile / Litile in Nguni)?

Very true, we can't wait. God has granted him.

@@ohlangeni Yes, that’s exactly what it means in Setswana.

@@lebakwerabasha8490 It is very similar to Nguni languages then:
In Zulu and Xhosa: Lizile
In Swazi: Litile
In North Ndebele: Lidzile / Litsile

No Tebogo doesn't mean a "token" of appreciation. It means gratitude.

You go Turbo-charge...we indeed appreciate you Tebogo!!

@@jennifertebomosiane9596 Appreciation le Gratitude ke selo sele one Jennifer.

@@karimmoorad4128 this is setswana. Its more nuanced than English in some areas. So saying gratitude and appreciation is the same is wrong. But do you. This why people when asked what "Kgomotso" means (instance) tie themselves in noughts. Again do you.

@@jennifertebomosiane9596 Kgomotso is consolation. Akere tebogo e kgona go nna selo seo lebogang ka sone kana the act itself. So that's why kere ke selo sele one.
Edit: Mme legale o ka tswa o bua nnete. Setswana se different, much more like Arabic than English. Each words paints a different picture le gaa ka tswa rona ba re buang re a dirisa interchangeably.

But would you have said the same to Usain Bolt. He did exactly this in some of his races. Yes I don't entertain it because it slowed him down, he could have gone way under 9.9, But it does not mean disrespect to his fellow competitors. Its is showboating.

Bolt had antics well over age 20.

Bolt use to celebrate when he crossed the line, but don't remember him turning and waving his fingers at the other runners. It is disrespectful. Karma may come back to haunt him

​@@CadillacCB_np2kGo watch bolts 9.6 wr. Let me know where he was when he started celebrating

Actually he copied this from Bolt😂

Until they lose and be butt hurt you must learn humility young

@@sd3564 nah hes just confident in himself, plus You dont know what was being said in the locker rooms before they went out there . Maybe a lil rivalry

@@j0rdanaj there are no locker rooms in track. There's a call room with cameras. Nothing was said

@@jordanjordannis2258 oh u musta been right there in that room with the athletes

@@j0rdanaj I didn't need to be. If you'd read what I'd written the first time, you would see where I mentioned there are cameras in the call room 😉

i agree. just like Steve Lewis's 400m world junior record of 43.87. tough record to beat. and Shaccari Richardson's 10.75

Who do you think he copied it from, duh😂

yeah he also imitate him

@@SWEET_dj Usain bolt was a class act though, he he celebrated a few meters from finish line but this was kind of taunting not celebrating.

@@WaveRider1989 anyway he looks like bolt

The next tebogo

@@WaveRider1989 And is there any thing with taunting ur oponent if it boasts your confidance to win?

I agree with you about Bolts success, much has been made comparing Tebogo at Cali with Bolt in 2008 Olympics. I see a big big difference however. Bolt knew how to celebrate ("showboat") with joy, looking forward, and also dominating. Tebogo was basically taunting one single opponent for the last 25 meters of the race which is a pretty classless move in a championship many of the worlds U20 elite don't even go to. I hope he learns better at Oregon next year when he has a faster teammate (Micah Williams). Stepping up to age 20 plus he's gonna see some backs, and if he runs the 200 one of those backs will be a guy even younger than him named Knighten. What he did today was very un-Bolt like and is what turns off sponsors. Let's hope he learns from it.

I was against it first but I think you are 100% right. Not many people realise he broke his own record. Now everybody knows who he is because of the show boating. He is now a big deal in sprint. Many of you have to realise American sprinters or even European get more hype even when they are average. So coming from Botswana he has to do something that will really get the attention of the masses. He has done that so now he needs to manage the next phase wisely

@@wateraerobics8596 He's going from big fish/little bowl (the U20 stage- at worlds he didnt get out of semis) to one of the biggest stages of all by moving to America to run for and train at Oregon with a guy who is even faster (Micah Williams 9.84) Hope he does manage it all well; he does have the advantage of being the second best U20 sprinter in the world : ) The other guy is only 18 and has a WC medal

@@et5222 he wasnt taunting any athlete he was pointing at his Botswana teammates in the crowd because they had a bet.. see this is the problem when you judge without knowing

@@princelamar4422 thanks for telling us, but also know you are in the 1% that might know this, meanwhile 99% of the world thinks he was taunting and showboating, as well as100% of his future sponsors in the pro ranks. It was a terrible look

He should train with Su Bingtian.

Think bolt would be thinking abt his record...pree the race, he wasn't giving a 100%.. imagine after a bit more training...plus he's young

@@donaldsimpson3014 I don’t think he was 🤣🤣🤣 This guy is nearly half a second off Bolts WR.

@@okay9508 bolt was more than half a second off his record at that age too LMAO

You guys won't even congradulate a winner, you are sick.

Funny there is a winner but impressed by the second placed really,it's 🤣

@@simisosibanda6172 a jamaican came second

@@neatpolicy3199 so who is this guy they so impressed with ? I'm juss wondering what is it that he has done if he is not the second best in this race so what's the story here?

More impressed with the guy who finished 4th than the guy who set the world record without even trying...😂😂 modern sports fans are something else

I see that too.. No sweat to it

Did u see the way he breezed past Blake at the World Championships in July

He'll have to learn how to lean in the right direction.😃Too bad, the U20 record may not be that important, but anytime you have perfect conditions to set the bar, it's sad to see it wasted.

Why didn't he do this at World Championships last week

@@mrbailey1 I guess he is still young. Sometimes the mind has to be in the moment, for the body to perform.

Not until one of them dominate 100m and 200m like Usain Bolt did...... Right now both of them only dominate 100m for Tebogo, and Knighton for 200m.. ..

@@BLITZMalaysia Can't see someone dominating both events like bolt, but they will probably dominate their individual events

But the undisputed best of the best was a show boater😂🤷‍♂️

@@lordpringles5127 and we all seen what happened there moving right along

Even the best get eventually humbled. It'll happen sooner or later.

It wouldn't be that much faster. He only looked back, but he did lose a bit of arm drive. Certainly would be sub 9.9 though

Hard to say, if he went solely for the time he could have tensed up. Sometimes when your super relaxed you're faster. Bolt did one of his fastest times running sideways though the finish line 😂

Yeah, he runs like Kerani James

His style is almost as relaxed as Jesse Owens'.

true ... the record is just a bonus ... he need not strain himself ..

Exactly the guy is young and tryna gave fun.