Noah Lyles Goes Viral For Bold Admission Ahead Of 200M Race

United States Olympian Noah Lyles isn't mixing his words ahead of his 200-meter race after he won in a photo-finish Sunday night in the 100-meter to claim his first career gold medal in epic fashion.

'That man ain't winning. Nobody's winning... when I come off that turn, they will be depressed." Lyles said on Monday.

Lyles doesn't need help when it comes to confidence. He isn't afraid of a soul on that track, and he continues to show it time and time again.

He will race in semifinals on Wednesday. If he gets through that, which the expectation is that he will, he then will race in the finals on Thursday. If he is able to win the 200-meter, he will be the first U.S. Olympian since 1984 to win both the 100-meter and 200-meter in the same Olympics. The last track and field star to do it was Carl Lewis .

Despite all the controversy that he gets himself into from time to time, there is no denying his greatness and the impact he has on the sport. He is 27 years of age and isn't going anywhere. Get used to seeing Noah Lyles.

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