Athletics sprint is a popular sport, especially the men's 100 meters, is the pearl of all the events in the World Championships and the Olympic Games, less than 10 seconds, the audience can feel the thrill of human speed duel, there are many hundred meters athletes in the world, only a few at the top level, who are the fastest ten hundred meter athletes in the world? Athletics Jun listed it for friends, and Blake was only third, and the top of the list was too strong to surpass.
N0.10 Richard Thompson 9.82 seconds
Richardson, from Trinidad and Tobago, ran 9.82 seconds at his home national championship in 2014, becoming the tenth fastest athlete in history, and in the same year Thompson also ran 9.74 seconds at 5 m/s in excess wind speeds. Thompson won a silver medal in 9.89 seconds at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and Thompson also reached the 100m final at the 2012 London Olympics, finishing sixth in 9.98 seconds.
N0.9 Steven Mullins 9.80
Jamaicans from The Famous Mullins ran a 9.80.80 seconds in 2011 in Eugene, usa, becoming the ninth fastest in history, and Mullins won the relay gold medal at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin with The Jamaican team led by Bolt. In 2011, Mullins was found to have been doping, and the facts were established, and he was sentenced to a lifetime ban, and he has not been seen since.
N0.8 9.79 Christian Coleman
Born in 1996, American magnate Coleman ran the world's best time of 9.82 seconds in 2017, beating Bolt in 100 meters at the World Championships in London to win silver in 9.94 seconds. In 2018, Coleman was in hot form, breaking Green's 60m world record of 6.39 seconds in February, gold medal in 6.37 seconds at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in March, and Su Bingtian 6.42 seconds to win the silver medal. In the outdoor season, in the Men's 100m Battle of the Eugene Diamond League in May, Coleman finished second in 9.84 seconds under a super wind speed of 2.4 m/s. In The Diamond League Finals in Brussels in September, Coleman set a personal best of 9.79 seconds to win the 100m title, the eighth fastest man in history.
N0.7 9.79 Maurice Green
American star Green ran the world record of 9.79 seconds in Athens in 1999, becoming the seventh fastest person in history. A year later, at the Sydney Olympics, Green ran 9.87 seconds to win the championship. Green, known as the "King of Ultra Short Distances", once held a world record of 60 meters 6.39 seconds, and was the only great athlete in history to win the gold medal in the 100 meters at the World Championships for three consecutive times.
N0.6 9.78 Nesta Carter
Carter was known as Jamaica's starting machine, the first baton of the Jamaican relay, and made great contributions to jamaica's consecutive world championships and Olympic relay championships. In 2010, Carter ran the best 9.78 seconds at the Rieti Challenge in Italy, becoming the sixth fastest person in history, and Carter won the bronze medal in the 100 meters (9.95 seconds) at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow. In 2016, Carter was found to have been doping in 2008, and then the relay gold medal of three other teammates, including Bolt, was withdrawn by the IAAF, and Bolt changed from an Olympic nine gold king to an eight gold king.
N0.5 9.74 Justin Gatlin
Gatlin is a veteran who won the 100m gold medal at the Athens Olympics in 2004 in 9.85 seconds and the 100m at the 2017 World Championships in London in 9.92 seconds. In the Diamond League doha leg in May 2015, Gatlin ran 9.74 seconds to win the championship, creating a personal best and an annual world best, Gatlin relaxed a few steps at the end, and the results would be better if he pressed the line with all his strength. 9.74 seconds made Gatlin the fifth fastest runner in history.
N0.4 9.72 Assaf Powell
Jamaican star Powell ran a new personal best in September 2008 with a new personal best of 9.72 seconds, second only to Bolt's 9.69 seconds set at the Beijing Olympics, tied for the second best time in the world in 2008, becoming the fourth fastest runner in history. Unfortunately, Powell did not play well in the 100-meter final of the Beijing Olympic Games, running only 9.95 seconds to finish fifth. In September 2007, Powell ran 9.74 seconds to win the championship, breaking his own pre-9.77 world record set in June 2005.
N0.3 9.69 Yuhan Blake
Blake was Bolt's disciple, who became the New Branch World Champion in 2011 with a time of 9.92 seconds, and in September of the same year, Blake set the second-best time in history of 19.26 seconds.
In the 2012 Jamaica Olympic Athletics Trials, 22-year-old Blake beat Bolt in 9.75.0 and 19.80.80.00.00m to win the 100m and 200m doubles. At the London Olympics, Blake lost to Bolt, but still won the silver medals in the 100m and 200m in 9.75.75 and 19.44s, and formed a relay team with Bolt to break the 37.10 world record set in 11 years and win the gold medal in 36.84 seconds. In August of the same year, in the Diamond League's Lausanne, Blake defeated American Tyson Gay to create a personal best of 9.69 seconds, and Gai was tied for the second fastest athlete in history.
N0.2 9.69 Tyson Guy
Guy of the United States was once a super king, defeating Bolt and Powell at the Osaka World Championships to achieve the 100-meter treble. But he was defeated by Bolt in 2008, witnessing bolt's entire journey to set a world record of 9.72 seconds. In the 2009 Shanghai Diamond League, Guy vs Powell, ran 9 seconds and won the best 69 people, and it is also the 100-meter record held by the United States to this day, becoming the second fastest person in history. In the same year, berlin world championships and Bolt staged a speed duel, Bolt set a world record of 9.58 seconds, Guy was the runner-up, but 9.71 seconds was also the strongest runner-up in history.
In October 2016, Guy's 15-year-old daughter Trinity Gay was shot and killed in Kentucky, a huge blow to Guy.
N0.1 9.58 Usain Bolt
At the top of the table, Bolt won the world record of 9.58 seconds at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin, becoming the fastest first man in history. Bolt's great achievement is also to win 8 Olympic gold medals, 11 world championship gold medals, 2 world championship silver medals, 1 world championship bronze medal, holding the world records of 100 meters 9 seconds 58, 200 meters 19 seconds 19, 4 × 100 meters 36 seconds 84, has been maintained to this day, no one can break, can be called the first person in history.
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