DeJi’s Doodles. Lyles and Holloway enlightened Boston with great performances
It’s only one meeting for things to go on and we got that last week. Now the Great Boys have begun to bend their muscles with their star involvement. Noah Lyles, Julien Alfred, Grant Holloway and much more, everyone shows for the Boston crowd.
Here are some talk points from weekend activities.
Noah Lylers finish his closed season in style
You can’t be a modern day sport fan and said you didn’t hear about Noah Liller. Sprinter has been convinced that he brings life anywhere in his tribes when he goes on the track. Recently, it has even been developed to find athletics stories and history to create resonating stories and stories with a casual fan.
Because the latter is feasible, he must be able to win. And he is sure it’s in style. His last victory entered into a new balance when he did not have to break the sweat in the 6.52. It was the first to play in the race between the last two Olympic champions, as the US bolt and Justin Galtin met more than a decade ago. This time, Jacox, who won the closed title of the world in Belgrade in 2022, was not. Meeting for Lyler, who seems to brush his competitors relatively easily.
Lyler had a message for sports. It takes more excitement. He offered to give winners the championship zone, a tangible thing that will bring drama and sprints to return every year.
It’s not about Lyles for Lyles no more gold medals. He will work this summer championships this summer, as it is the biggest event in the path and field. But he didn’t give up the Grand Slam Track until there is a television. And this year, the world is bypassing the world from the inside, to focus on other enterprises.
Maybe it includes a game race with NFL Star Tyrek Hill. After passing the week, Lyles revealed a hidden message to his BIB. “Tyrek could never.” It’s like this that Lithler makes different. He pursues more than fast times. He haunts the main attention.
Grant Holloway goes through motions in Boston
Grant Holloway doesn’t lose inside. 60m in obstacles. Not 11 years.
On Saturday, he kept that series alive in the newly equipped Grand Prix, winning his fourth direct title in 7.42 seconds. He looked easier as usual. Holloway is fast, but it is his consistency that separates him. He just doesn’t win, he controls the tribes from the beginning to the end. In the final, he exploded the blocks and never returned, leaving Fred’s Chritenden (7.54) and the rest of the field pursues shades.
He had already won his warmth at 7:47, hardly sweat. At one time, the last one reached, it was clear that no one was going to challenge him.
At the age of 26, Holloway has mastered this event. He belongs to the World Record (7:29). He has three world title in 110 m obstacles. But inside? This is his playground.
Julie Alfred opens St. Lucian record in 300m
Julie Alfred didn’t waste the statement on her season. The 100-meter of the Olympic 100 meters rose to 300 m and was shipped to St. Lucian record by 36.16 by winning.
The partner of his training partner Dina Asher-Smith, Alfred showed his strength and speed, drawn to secure victory. Asher-Smith finished the second in 36.87, but this race belonged to Alfred.
Tracking and field press conference
February 2, 2025
Boston, USA
Of course, we will not see that his race is this long distance that he is an outdoor 60 ml and 100 m outdoor champion. These are the type of tribes that you call melodies, and he showed his dexterity. It’s an early test for a sprint star, and he passed through flying colors. If this is just the beginning, wait a lot more. Alfred is locked in another great year.
Like Lyles, we still don’t know if he will go out of the world’s inner championships in China, but if this race proves something that the Olympic champion has received goods in his bag yet.
Quincy Wilson continues to prove that he is the future of US sprinting
Quincy Wilson was easily assembled from the place where he left last year. Not that we didn’t know that he only broke the ranks last year alone.
In order not to forget that he is still in high school. But he is already beating professionals.
In the new balance sheet, the 17-year-old sensation has delivered to the reduction of another jaw at 45.66 men at 45.66 in the new balance sheet. He simply did not win, he violated the closed record of his national high school and captured the Olympic Final Jeremi Richards in the process.
Wilson runs a smart race. Closed 400M is about location, and he did not have the best places of 200 million, sitting in the third place. But he stayed patiently, trusted his speed and attacked the final straight. Even with additional steps around the turns, he found another gear and first passed the line. It was a deal that reminded everyone why America’s most interesting young sprout. He is still a teenager, but last summer he made a 4x 4×400 m pain of the team.
Two weeks ago, he lost to another high school, Andrew Salvodon, 500m. If anyone thought it was a sign to slow down Hype, Wilson just gave them a clear answer. This child is special. And he has just started.
Josh Hanen makes a statement
Two weeks ago, Josh Hoin scattered an American closed record in 1000 m. On Saturday he proved that he was not a flame.
HOEY won the Men’s New Balance in a new balance sheet closed Grand Prix, which passes the best 3 personal. 33.66. It was only the time that was distinguished. This is how it did.
To go 800 meters, Hoey took responsibility. He broke up for 400. He closed in 28:46 and 27:37, on the last two rounds, which conducts a grant fisherman, one of the most efficient runners in America.
It gives guts. The 25-year-old child just doesn’t work fast. He runs fearless. Hoey moves forward options. He will take part in Millrose next week in 800m, where he will stand Bryce Hop Peli, one of the best in the country. After that, he will decide which event to launch on USAs. If he qualifies, he plans to compete inside the world.
A few months ago, few would choose him as a look. Now he makes everyone notice. Hoey is not only in great condition. He competes like a man who knows where he leads.
