On January 15, Beijing time, in the men's indoor 300-meter jim Green Invitational Tournament held in the United States, the track and field athlete known as the American Flyer, Christian Coleman, made his debut after his comeback and ranked second in the group with a time of 33.20 seconds, and there was a gap of 0.45 seconds with the first place in the group, Leitner, who scored 32.75 seconds. Netizen evaluation: The state is average, 100 meters want to impact Bolt's 9 seconds 58 is afraid to become a joke, but also owe the heat.
Christian Coleman is the 100m trapezeph most expected to be the next Bolt in the post-Bolt era, and in 2018, Coleman led the men's 60m world record with a time of 6.34 seconds. In the men's 100m final at the 2019 World Championships in Athletics, Doha, Coleman won the World Series for the first time with a personal best of 9.76 seconds. In 2020, Coleman missed three doping tests in a year, and the IAAF Integrity Committee announced that Coleman would be banned for two years. As a result, Coleman failed to participate in the Tokyo Olympics as scheduled, and his ban will be from May 14, 2020 to November 14, 2021.
What strength does Coleman have to surpass Bolt to become the next 100-meter trapeze? Empty talk, we can explain the problem through a set of data, comparing the 100 meters and 200 meters of the two athletes at the age of 20, Coleman is 9.83 seconds and 19.85 seconds, while the best results of Bolt in the same period are 10.03 seconds and 19.91 seconds, although the 20-year-old Bolt is not famous, but also occupies the status of the runner-up of the 200 meters at the World Championships, which shows that Coleman's catching up with Bolt is not a fantasy; the future is fearsome. Coleman's ability to be the next 100-meter flyer to replace Bolt is worth all of our expectations.
At regular wind speed, Coleman's personal best time is 9.76 seconds, which is the eighth runner in the world to run within 9.7 seconds after Bolt, Guy, Blake, Powell, Gatlin, Nesta Carter and Morris Green, Coleman is also currently the world record holder for the men's 60 meters, and on January 20, 2018, at the Clemson Athletics Invitational in the United States, Coleman broke the world record of 6 meters 39 set by Morris Green in 1998 with a time of 6.37 seconds. Xu Zhouzheng, a Chinese player who competed with Coleman at the time, was also helpless to say with his strong strength: "When I met him, I was a dead end, and i gave himself a cool song." ”
Although Coleman's recent form has been average, if he can regain his strength and return to the peak level of the 2018 season, unaffected by the suspension event, train hard, and have the possibility of creating a new 100-meter trapeze era. Whether the new king can replace the king of the old era, whether the prophecy beyond Bolt is a myth or a joke, everything depends on Coleman's performance on the field after his return, let's wait and see.