Matthew Boleyn, a 21-year-old college student, but now, he has made a huge breakthrough, the men's 200 meters, Matthew Boleyn ran a good time of 19.92 seconds, plus his 100 meters time is also in 10 seconds, the long jump is more than 8 meters. Matthew Boleyn became the second person in history to break the 100m break for 10 seconds, 200m for 20 seconds and open the 8m mark in the long jump!
Carl Lewis is an athletics legend who has won a total of 17 gold medals at the Olympic and World Championships. During his career, he broke several world records in the 100m, 200m and long jump. In the 100m event, Carl Lewis's best time was 9.86 seconds, which was once a world record! In the 200 meters, Lewis ran 19.75 seconds; in the long jump, Lewis set an indoor world record - 8 meters 79, and the outdoor personal best was 8 meters 87! In the world of athletics, Carl Lewis is a true superstar and legend.
Today, a 21-year-old college student is writing his own history, that is Matthew Boleyn, who ran a 19.92 seconds in the 200-meter race and opened the 20-second mark for the first time in his athletics career! In addition, in the 100 meters, he has run 9.98 seconds, which is his personal best in the 100 meters. Moreover, Matthew Boleyn's personal bests in the 100m and 200m were all completed in one week. In addition, Matthew Boleyn's long jump best was 8m 25!
Counting down, the 100 meters ran into 10 seconds, the 200 meters in 20 seconds, the long jump was more than 8 meters, and the only thing that could be done was Carl Lewis and Matthew Boleyn.
Thus, after Carl Lewis, Matthew Boleyn became the second man in history!
Now, Matthew Boleyn, 21, has earned the nickname "White Lightning." Foreign media lamented that Matthew Boleyn is now in the best condition. However, he is only 21 years old and still has a lot of potential.
In addition, in the Field of Athletics in Europe and the United States today, many college students can easily run into the 100-meter mark in the 100-meter event. In Chinese athletics, only Su Bingtian is the only one who is actively in the field, and he is sure to stabilize the performance within 10 seconds.