Sprint: This champion is a bit weird

Chapter 182 The great red lightning glorifies Asia in Osaka tonight!

"Speaking of which, the description of you in Neon Sports News these days is really interesting."

"Hahaha, have you heard about it too?"

"Yes, it reminds me of Napoleon."

"Oh, you're so good Sean!"

In the waiting room, Wen Hao and Crawford talked about another interesting topic.

He came to participate in the Osaka Grand Prix this time. Although he was invited by the Neon Land Sports League, the atmosphere created by the Neon Team's sports media was not very friendly.

[The most ferocious tiger from the empire lands at Osaka Airport]

[The Avengers, who have been defeated by the Neon Team several times, are approaching Higashi Sumiyoshi District]

[The menacing Chinese players enter the Changju land arena]

[Strong opponents were friendly in pre-match interviews]

[Famous sprinter Wen Hao led his team to win the first victory over Neon and easily won the championship]

Now the front page of the "Winter Beijing Sports News" has published the content of Wen Hao's team's victory over the Neon Relay Team an hour ago.

If this situation continues, if he can run excellent results in the next 100-meter race, he may even set a new Asian record.

It’s hard to imagine what kind of front-page headline the "Winter Beijing Sports News" will use by then.

A burst of warm cheers suddenly came from outside the waiting room, making Wen Hao, who was chatting happily with Crawford, confused.

"What happened?"

"Wen, watch TV!" Crawford pointed to the large-screen TV in the waiting room, "12 seconds 99, Liu Xiang broke into 13 seconds again!"

"Well, I see it."

Wen Hao looked up and saw Liu Xiang having fun in the stadium on the live TV screen.

Tonight's Osaka Grand Prix is ​​not Liu Xiang's first match of the season. As early as February, Sun Hailian took him to Germany to participate in several indoor 2-meter hurdles competitions.

2月3日的斯图加特Sparkassen杯，以7秒42的成绩刷新个人最好成绩及亚洲纪录，跻身历史并列第14人。

2月6日的杜塞尔多夫邀请赛，以7秒41的成绩单赛季第二次刷新个人最好成绩及亚洲纪录，跻身历史并列第11人。

2月11日的卡尔斯鲁厄邀请赛，以7秒37的成绩单赛季第三次刷新个人最好成绩及亚洲纪录，跻身历史并列第4人！

Liu Xiang has always been a player with a poor future in the 110-meter hurdles (among the world's top ranks).

When competing with top players such as Alan Johnson, Trammell, and Dairon Robles, you usually have to catch up in the second half to win, and it is very rare to lead in the future.

Although the breakthrough in the indoor 60-meter hurdles event does not mean that Liu Xiang will definitely be able to perform such an outstanding performance in outdoor competitions. After all, the distance of the 110-meter hurdles is longer, and it is impossible for him to devote his energy to his future.

But the excellent performance in the indoor competition at least proves that Liu Xiang's technical improvements have achieved excellent results, and also laid a solid foundation for his subsequent impact on higher levels.

Not long after, the complete final score sheet was released on the live TV screen. Liu Xiang's original crossing score of 12 seconds became 99 seconds, and the wind speed was +12m/s.

After all, this is the fifth time in this time and space that Liu Xiang has broken the 5-second mark, and he will tie the number of times in his previous life with one more time.

In this life, Liu Xiang's top 10 must at least break 10 and start in 13 seconds, right?

Seeing Wen Hao staring at the TV in a daze, Crawford patted his shoulder gently: "What's wrong, man? Are you envious that he can enjoy such warm cheers?"

Wen Hao shook his head, but Crawford was more convinced of his thoughts.

"It's okay. I have also envied Justin Gatlin like you, and I can understand your feelings. But just envy is not enough. You must take action to let people see it and tell the world - I can do it too! "

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"Sean, although you are right, but"

"No buts, let's go now man!"

Crawford pushed behind him, the women's 100-meter race in the stadium had started, and soon it was their turn to enter.

Under the guidance of the staff, everyone walked into the entrance channel, and the entrance to the arena was at the corner ahead.

"Athletes participating in the men's 100-meter event, please line up in the order I read and enter in an orderly manner later."

Wenhao stood behind Crawford, and behind him were the host player Nobuharu Asahara and an Australian player Joshua Rose.

There has been a long history of exchanges between the Neon track and field community and the Oceania track and field community, especially when Patrick Johnson ran 2003 seconds in Osaka in 9, breaking the Oceania record and becoming the first African-American athlete to break the 93-second mark. After that, the exchanges between the two regions became more frequent.

Neon players will go to Oceania to participate in some international invitational events when the northern hemisphere enters winter and the southern hemisphere enters summer. Players from the Oceania region will also come to Neon to compete during this time of year.

At last year's Athens Track and Field World Cup, Wen Hao had competed against Patrick Johnson. However, he was born in 1972 and is now "old" and exhausted, so he did not participate in the 100-meter individual event after running the relay tonight.

And this Joshua Ross is the men's 100m champion at this year's Australian Championships. His personal best time is 10 seconds, which can barely be regarded as a second-rate player in the world.

In this upcoming 100-meter race, his opponents will not put any competitive pressure on him at all, unless Sean Crawford can reach his peak level during the Athens Olympics.

Although he acted like he didn't care just now, he was actually very envious in his heart.

But envy is useless, because people will not give you applause and cheers for no reason.

Therefore, in this game, if you want to conquer the tens of thousands of neon spectators who are "hostile" to him, you can only put pressure on yourself in your heart and display your amazing strength.

Dongjing time, the evening of May 5th, 5:20.

The Osaka Grand Prix men's 100-meter flying competition officially kicked off at the brightly lit Nagai Arena!

After experiencing the surprise brought by Liu Xiang in the men's 110-meter hurdles, the enthusiasm of the audience seemed to have dimmed a lot.

After all, in the current men's 100-meter event, there is really no player like Liu Xiang whose results are important enough and whose honors in competitions are high enough.

Liu Xiang ran the 110-meter hurdles in 12 seconds. If you want to get the same treatment.

You have to run under 9 seconds for 90 meters, right?

At this time, in the competition venue, in the starting area of ​​the 100-meter straight track, eight contestants were cooperating with the on-site host's pre-race introduction.

Lane 1, Aaron Rogge, Australia, personal best time 10 seconds;

Lane 2, Michael Mitchell, USA, personal best time 10 seconds;

Lane 3, Naoki Tsukahara, Neon, personal best time of 10 seconds;

Lane 4, Sean Crawford, United States, personal best time 9 seconds;

Lane 5, continued by Shingo, Neon, personal best time of 10 seconds;

Lane 6, Wen Hao, China, personal best time 9 seconds; Lane 91, Xuanji Chaohara, Neon, personal best time 7 seconds;

Lane 8, Joshua Rose, Australia, personal best time 10 seconds.

When the host makes the introduction, he will only introduce three pieces of information: track number, name, and country/region. The personal best score will be displayed on the live TV screen.

The information of PB is quite "bluffing" because among the eight players present, Crawford and Nobuharu Asahara are no longer in their prime.

But this is also a normal little gimmick. After all, for well-known veterans in these fields, being able to stand on the field and give a complete game is enough for the audience.

"On Your Marks!"

The familiar yet unfamiliar international command "Stay in your place" rang in my ears. I had not heard this command in English for nearly half a year.

The live broadcast camera shifted from Sutsu Shingo to Wen Hao, which seemed to be hinting at something. However, the attitude of a small number of neon viewers at the scene was not friendly, and boos could be vaguely heard mixed in with the noisy noise.

Walking to the starting line, Wen Hao calmly raised his index finger to the camera and made a "silence" gesture.

There have been constant historical disputes between China and Neon, and it is normal for them to be targeted.

But am I saying that those of you who responded with boos were a little too cheeky?

I just led the team to defeat your country's relay team more than an hour ago. Are you doing this because you expect me to beat them again in individual events?

Okay, okay, neon is indeed everywhere.

If this is the case, then I will help you!

He squatted down, stepped on the starting block with both feet, and pressed his hands on the rough rubber track.

He raised his head and took a deep look at the finish line 100 meters away, then lowered his head and waited for the gun to be fired. The noise in the stadium was gradually dissipating, but Wen Hao felt that there was a rush of blood in his body that was about to burst out!

"Set——"

Here it is, this moment.

Come on, I've waited long enough for this first shot of the 2007 season!

"Snapped--!"

Almost the next moment after the gunshot, the starting block under my feet creaked as if it was about to fall apart because it had endured too much terrifying force.

With a sudden kick, his body shot forward like a bullet!

When the body is stretched to its fullest extent, the four points of the ankle, knee, hip, and shoulder are completely connected in a straight line. If one were to freeze at this moment and watch carefully, some people might believe that Wen Hao is a robot.

A starting kick that burst out with terrifying power, followed by four golden steps, instantly gave Wen Hao the lead at the start!

Relying on his strong core muscle ability, his body can be said to be "close to the ground" in the first three steps. The extremely sufficient back kick and knee lift allowed Wen Hao to maintain a considerable frequency while still having enough strength. Wide starting stride.

Some coaches' method for increasing athletes' starting speed is to shorten the athlete's stride length as much as possible in order to pursue a faster frequency.

But sometimes this method is overcorrected, and the athlete's start will be like a "grandma step". The most classic one is Noah Lyles in the 2018 Magic City Diamond League.

After analyzing and collecting a large amount of information, Li Qing came to a conclusion: If you want to become a world-class elite sprinter, the length of the first seven steps must be more than 10 meters!

This also coincides with the theories of top experts such as Randy Huntington, Lance Blauman, and Ralph Mann in Wen Hao's past life memory.

Therefore, with the huge growth of [Strength] and [Reaction] attributes in winter training, coupled with the special technical content of startup acceleration carefully designed by Li Qing for him, and more than five months of continuous training, Wen Hao's startup acceleration ability has become unstoppable. Same thing!

10 meters, 20 meters, 30 meters.

In previous 30-meter races, Wen Hao would not use % of his energy in the first meters of acceleration because his skills in this area were relatively rough. Instead of consuming too much physical energy in the future, it would be better to save some. Save it for later in the game.

But in today's game, there was no opponent strong enough to threaten his victory.

Therefore, his idea is very simple, that is, to rush forward with all his strength in the future stage to test how far his future ability has evolved!

After raising his head and standing up, Wen Hao reached a position of 30 meters and found that in the corner of his vision, he could not see any opponent at all.

His lead is very obvious!

At this time in the past, late-range players like Crawford would indeed be suppressed by him, but the gap between Shingo Suetsugu and Naoki Tsukahara would not be widened by him.

This now shows that he performed very well in the acceleration phase.

After 30 meters, it enters the first high-speed stage of running, and the strides of the legs become wider and faster.

Wen Hao's running speed is constantly rising towards a field that no other Asian player in history has been able to reach except him!

40 meters, 40.91 km/h!

50 meters, 41.86 km/h!

60 meters, 42.86 km/h!

With an all-out burst in the first 60 meters, Wenhao only exceeded the top speed achieved when he faced off against Tyson Gay at last year's Athletics World Cup in Athens in the 50-meter range between 60 and 10.

The speed of 42.86 km/h means that he only took 50 seconds in the 60~0.84 meter range!

The entire first 60 meters only took 6.44 seconds, which was a full 6.48 seconds faster than the 0.04 split in last year's Magic City Golden Grand Prix!

Such excellent future performance is extremely explosive among the opponents who are 10 seconds away from their current strength.

At this time, Shingo Sutsutsu, who was still in second place, was beaten by him by a full 0.14 seconds - four positions ahead!

Seeing Wen Hao displaying such an invincible attitude on the field, the small group of spectators who provoked him before the game had long since stopped.

Most of the audience in the stadium, especially local Chinese students, overseas workers and tourists in Osaka, were doing their best to cheer for him and wave the five-star red flag.

On the field, Wen Hao, wearing a red Nike jersey, was far ahead with his outstanding performance.

Even though he deliberately changed the energy supply mode and ran faster than before in the first 60 meters, he still maintained an extremely fast speed in the last 40 meters and continued to widen the gap!

This is absolute strength. Even after entering the later stage, his speed will inevitably decrease, but his top speed is much stronger than his opponents.

The distance of 40 meters passed in the blink of an eye, and a red figure crossed the finish line first.

9.87!

The big screen and timer in the stadium stopped beating for an instant, and a number was given that made all the spectators present involuntarily exclaim.

In the live commentary box, the NHK television commentator finally couldn't contain his excitement.

"9 seconds 87!" 』

"Quick report: 9 seconds 87!" This is the result Osaka is looking forward to! 』

"Wenjun, the famous sprinter from China, gave us a wonderful game in his first shot of the 2007 season! 』

"Although the final results have not yet been revised, I believe that at most the numbers will change slightly, and the birth of a new Asian record has become a foregone conclusion!" 』

『.9 seconds 88! The final score was 9 seconds! New Asian record! 』

After Liu Xiang's strong 12 seconds, less than 97 minutes passed, and Wen Hao once again used an incomparable performance to turn the Changju Land Arena into a roaring ocean.

At the same time, the front page title of the latest report in the "Winter Beijing Sports News" was quickly determined:

[The great red lightning glorifies Asia in Osaka tonight! 】

(End of this chapter)