Tokyo Day 7 Preview. Lyler, Jackson and BOL lead the lead in the finals’ final
On the 7th day of the World Cup in Tokyo, it promises to give an exciting conclusion into a way and the most expected field events. On Thursday evening, the semifinals passed about intensity and drama, expecting that athletes want gold for a world audience.
In 200 m, Noah Lille stamped himself as athlete in the semi-finals. This performance darkened its world’s leading, which is based on US trials and occupies the fastest semi-finals in the history of any major championship. Lyles pursue the title of the fourth direct world in this event, reached several times. He stands in a talented field, including Amaya, Brian Level, who was impressed by 19,78 semi-finals, and Kenny Bednarek will return to 100 m under 19.88. The Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo, who has been disqualified in 100m, will definitely try to receive a medal. Lyles’ The combination of experience, speed and term is positioned as a favorite, although the error margin will be minimal. It remains to see who is also attracted to the best zone.
The women’s 200m promises its drama. Champion Shalerica Jackson tops the field of US Melissa Jefferson-wooden wood, through which they are divided only hundreds. Jackson will pursue a third-time world title in the event, a sign that connects Allyson Felix record. While Jefferson-Wooden aims to complete its 100 m victory. The British athlete Amy Hunt and the US Runner Anavia Battle also posted the same semi-finals of the 22.09s, signaling highly competitive finals. Jackson’s strength and experience, which is combined with Jefferson-wooden speed and shape, creates an attractive show that will probably be determined by the end.
Femke Bol, the Dutch star Femke Bol in the women’s 400 meters, dominates the whole season. He arrived in Tokyo, winning eight consecutive races, and the semi-final strengthened his status as the athlete was beaten. With Sydney Mclaughlin-Levrone 400 m away, Boles stand less competitors who are capable of matching his move. Olympic champion Dalila Muhammad, who will now try to upset expectations, while American teammate Anna Kocro is in the second place and remains a serious candidate. Bol’s Fluid Harding techniques and seasonal consistency assume that he will keep his invincible run in Tokyo.
The 400-meter barriers’ finals are reunited with three of the latest championships. Norwegian Karsten Warholm, this year the fastest person, last 46.28, and Rai Benjamin, whose best season, keeps him in the quarrel, which has slightly peaked in the semifinals. The combination of Warholm’s speed and experience positioned him as a favorite, although Benjamin’s competitive drive carries the race. Dos Santos’ Challenge will depend on whether he can find the rhythm that he earned by the Olympic silver in 2021.
The three-time Jump of men stand out to be a clear Frontrunner in the Endy Diors of Italy. This year, a 29-year-old child demanded the interior title of this year, with the top 17.80 meters of his career and secured three traces of the diagman league. Diaz Hernandez’s consistency and the top championship assumes that he has an edge, although Pichardo and Scott are able to produce a jump that can change the result.
