Eugene, Ore. – Noah Lyles gave the biggest blow of the day on the track, passed Kenny Bednek for victory, then saw his way to talk garbage.
Bednec’s answer was two -hand in two hands after a challenge for the finish line, some more warm words and a rematch that could not come soon.
The US Track Championships changed the physical Sunday on Sunday, lectures and Bednec were included in a shoving and shouting match as they crossed a hot competition in the Heword Field to cross the 200m final finish line.
“As I have said earlier, Noah is going to be Noah,” said Bednerek. “If he wants to stare at me, it’s fine.”
Liles passed Bednec and crossed a .04-second win in 19.63 seconds, which sets a rematch in the World Championship in Tokyo in September 19.
The best action in round 1 came after the finish line. There were jaws, huts and lanes moving around, backpelling, reaching their arms and some other options in Bednec were jumping up and down like a boxer before advocating words.
His argument is generally an interview with a celebration NBC winner.
“Let me tell you, if you have any problem, I hope to a call,” Bednerek said that Louise Johnson of the network shifted the mike among the runners.
Liles replied: “You know what, you are right. You are right. After that talk.”
Although they used to shake hands during that stressful posts, Bednec was well removed after the sprinters exiting the track.
“Summary, don’t do this with me,” he said. “I do none of that stuff. It’s not a good character. It’s too much. At the end of the day, he won the race. I got him to give him a propos. He was a better man today.”
This victory was not a surprise for the Lails, a three -time defending world champion, who would have to achieve the previous Bednek to make four in Tokyo. Bednek was asked what Lails said because he roamed around after achieving his fifth national title at his favorite distance.
Bednerek said, “What he said does not matter, it is only what he did.” “Like the unusportsman [expletive]And I do not deal with it. This is an honor factor. He is fresh. Last time when we line it, I defeated him, I can say all this. The next time we line up, I am going to win. It all matters. ,
Asked to expand his role in TIFF, the lews were less upcoming: “On the orders of the coach, no comments.”
So far, track media and runners have tried to generate rivalry between Lux and Arion Nighton (Fizal), or Liels and Latsil Tabogo (defeated her in the Olympics last year) or, of course, lailes and NFL receiver Tyrek Hill (are believed to have not matched).
It turns out, they might have seen the lane next to the Lails. Bednec has won silver and defeated Lails last twice, he has lined up in the Olympics in 200, even though the lips were not either 100%. In Tokyo, he dealt with his mental health, then in Paris, he had Kovid -19.
Bednec referred to some long -lasting issues between the two.
“Just a few personal items that we have got to handle,” he said.
But when asked something about this cumbersome rivalry, Liels demarcated, instead kept him out of spikes until June instead of focusing his hard year after injury in April.
“If they are not going to defeat me anymore, they are never going to defeat me,” said Loles.
Bednarek is not so certain.
The 200 final was the fifth race of the week of Bednerak, counting three heat of 100 meters, where he won the last Friday. Lyles, who have an automatic space in the world in the event as a defending champion, ran only one of the 100 heat.
“We will go fresh and we will see what happens,” said Bednerek. “Because I am very confident that I can beat him. I can say all this.”
Around the track (and field) anywhere else:
Melissa Jefferson-Woodon won 200 in a personal-surrender time of 21.84 seconds, while Olympic champion Gabi Thomas had to wait for some worrying moments before earning a place in the world team for his third-place finish.
It was a victorious weekend for Jefferson-Wood, which also captured 100 on Friday. She will join the world by Shahari Richardson in 100, who has an automatic space as defending champion. Richardson 200 did not proceed in finals in 200,
400 women’s hurdles were focusing on 400 open with Olympic champion and world-ridden holder Sydney McLaglin-Learon. The event won on SaturdayThe 35 -year -old Daleela Muhammad took control and hopped for victory.
One of the most exciting finish of the afternoon was in the men’s 800 meters, where the 2019 world champion Donavan Brezier used a strong kick to catch 16 -year -old Cooper Lutkenhoss and Bryas Hopel.
In 5,000 meters, Shelby Houlhan shut down Elis Cranny in less than a second to win the title. After serving a four -year doping ban, Hulihan returned to track this year. In 5,000, the former US record holder conducted a positive test after eating a Burtito, stating that the performance was fired with a drug.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
