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Great 10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking the record of 43 years

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10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking records in 40 days and 5, breaking the 43-year record

In the men's 100-meter flying race at the Chongqing National Athletics Grand Prix, China's Xie Zhenye won the championship in 10.05 seconds. But in the game, a young and familiar face once again caused netizens to sigh! He is Wu Haolin from Guangzhou, Guangdong Province.

Great 10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking the record of 43 years

In this competition, 16-year-old Wu Haolin appeared at the scene of the competition with more expectations. In the men's 100m semifinals, Wu Haolin set a personal best time again in 10.44 seconds to advance to the final. In the final, Wu Haolin set another good result, finishing fifth in 10.42 seconds, while also improving his best time again.

Great 10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking the record of 43 years

At the Asian Junior Championships at the end of April, Wu Haolin won the final in 10.55 seconds. At the recently concluded National Junior Championships, Wu Haolin ran into the 10.50 seconds mark in the preliminaries, semifinals and finals. He won the final in 10.46 seconds. While refreshing his personal best, he also broke the national record of 43 years, it is worth mentioning that at the same age, even Su Bingtian did not do it. Coupled with the two consecutive personal bests in this competition, Wu Haolin set new personal bests five times in 40 days. Many netizens left messages saying that 16-year-old Wu Haolin already has the appearance of a future sprint king.

Great 10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking the record of 43 years

Let's not talk about Wu Haolin's future, let's say it now! It is indeed commendable. Breaking his best five times in 40 days, almost all of them are faster than one race, better results, and more importantly, they are within the 10.50 second mark, and they are only 16 years old, very young. Young represents the future and represents hope! The future has infinite possibilities, which is worthy of joy and praise. In the same competition with senior Xie Zhenye and others, he did not have the slightest stage fear! Normal development, surpassing them is only a matter of time! Of course, it can't be said that veteran Xie Zhenye can't do it! The point is that they are about to enter the end of their careers!

Great 10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking the record of 43 years

Xie Zhenye, born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province in 1990, his favorite sport when he was a child was table tennis. Later, because he was too tall, he began to enter the track and field team of Shaoxing Sports School in 2003 to practice sprinting. In 2006, he entered the Zhejiang provincial team. At the 2010 Youth Olympic Games, Xie Zhenye won the men's 200m championship. Only then did he start to enter the national team. Xie Zhenye participated in three Olympic Games. At the London Olympics, Xie Zhenye competed in the men's 200 meters, but failed to qualify. At the Rio Olympics, Xie Zhenye reached the semifinals of the men's 100m event. At the Tokyo Olympics, Xie Zhenye reached the semifinals of the men's 200m event. He is also the first Asian athlete to advance to the semi-finals in this event. In the men's 4x100 event, Xie Zhenye and his teammates won the bronze medal. At the IAAF London race, Xie Zhenye won the championship in 19.88 seconds, breaking the Asian record.

Great 10 seconds 42! China's 16-year-old genius surpassed Su Bingtian, breaking the record of 43 years

Veteran Xie Zhenye, his performance over the years is remarkable! Wu Haolin wants to surpass Xie Zhenye, he still has to work hard and practice hard!

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