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Depends on the lane draw - any of the first 3 in the 200m he is toast this year - too tall and not in great form
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How about 10/11 100m & 8/13 200m?
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pretty sure he was the same height 4 years ago :)
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Tread carefully unless you have an inside track on his injury status.
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Tread carefully unless you have an inside track on his injury status.
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blake definitely wins the 200m
blake probably wins the 100m hth |
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the muppet moans Joined: 07 Nov 00
Replies: 1386 05 Jul 12 19:24 Depends on the lane draw - any of the first 3 in the 200m he is toast this year - too tall and not in great form Wins his semi and it's unlikely he will be. |
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You only have to look at the recent performances of Christine Ohurugu and Perri Shakes Drayton to realise that with athletes their performances can improve dramatically over a short period of time. I'd expect a similar scenario with Usain Bolt. Blake will have improvement too tbh
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When Blake won the Jamaican 200m trials, it was after a poor start. He effectively ran the fastest 199m of all time. Furthermore, only Lewis has retained the 100m and that wasn't on the track.
I'd be interested in a price for Bolt to not win either event and am considering place laying him in the 100m, as I'm not convinced that he is 100% and the added pressure of genuine challengers could easily get him twitching in the blocks again. |
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Place lay! FFS he would have to be lame lol!
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all depends on what shape Bolt is in, his coach was implying on the documentary on bbc3 that Bolt was undercooked due to travelling to Europe whilst Blake was fully charged because he had stopped at home
people thinking Bolt is just going to hand over his titles are suffering from wishful thinking as he has a 0.2 second advantage at 100m and 0.4 secs at 200m... and he is planning to run fast for sure gonna be fascinating |
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Blake has ran 19.26 to Bolts 19.19. I'd go for blake for the 200m at the odds.
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