Noah Leels pushed him by Kenny Bednarik after winning 200 meters over my citizens
Eugene, Oregon-The path turned into a communication sport on Sunday when Kenny Bednarik Noah Leels pushed him after Lailes hit him to the finish line in the 200-meter final in the United States Championship.
Lilis fell in Bidnarik at her home to win in 19.63 seconds.
While he was crossing the finish line, Lailes turned into a bidnark in the adjacent corridor and began to dismantle. After a few steps of crossing them, he extended with your hands and gave Lilis two batches with a hand.
La Ils turned, retreated and reached his arms, then kept the jaw in Bidnark. Their argument continued at the beginning of the NBC interview.
“I tell you, if you have a problem, I expect a call,” said Bidnarik.
“You know what, you are right. You are right. Let’s talk after this.”
In response to a question from the Louis Johnson network, what happened, Bidnarik said: “I will not say that here, but we got something that we do and talk about.”
The next chapter is up to play on September 19 in Japan, where they will be among the favorite candidates in the final of 200 meters. Lyles tries to match a USAIN BOLT with four consecutive world titles in its best race.
Lailes was a slow start for a season that showed Bednarek’s opening with the dominant hostility for the year 2025. Bednarek won a distance of 100 meters on Friday, and beat Lyles in the Olympic Games last year, and won second place in a race that Lyles won in Bronze during its meanings with Covid-19.
“It was a very difficult championship,” said Lailes. “I was tired. It was difficult. Go out here when it’s not 100 percent and to be able to say,” I still have to give everything that happens. “This is difficult.
Melissa Jefferson Wooden won 200 at the best of 21.84 seconds, while Olympic champion Gabi Thomas was waiting for a few moments worrying to see if she had a place in the world team. She did as her name appeared in third place.
It was a winner weekend for Cefferson Wooden, who also seized 100 on Friday. It will join it in the 100th race in Wormz by Sha’carri Richardson, which has an automatic spot as a defense hero. Richardson did not move to the final in 200.
The game was 400 Reardles for women wide open with Olympic champion and global logging holder Sydney McLeulin Leveron to focus on the 400 open championship (she won the event on Saturday). Dalila Mohamed, 35, dominated the victory.
It was one of the most exciting after afternoon in the Men’s Championship, 800 meters away, with the 2019 world champion Donavan Brazier used a strong kick to install Cooper Lutkinhouse, 16 years old.