The weather was unfavorable, and on August 30, it rained heavily in Zurich, and it didn't stop from morning to night.

But despite this, after nightfall, the 30,000 seats in the Liezgrund Stadium were still fully occupied.

Switzerland is a very wealthy country. People are very happy to take time to watch various sports events after get off work. There are also an influx of 30,000 spectators from Europe, Africa, North America, Central America, East Asia and other places. One ticket is simply not enough points.

In the rainy night, the enthusiasm of the audience did not diminish, and the athletes were doing their best to provide wonderful games to track and field fans around the world.

The women's 100-meter annual finals did not go smoothly. Due to the rain, the temperature at the scene was low. If the heat preservation work was not done properly, it would be easily affected.

Trinidad and Tobago's Kellyanne Baptiste was sent off for a false start due to the effects of hypothermia.

The second shot was finally fired successfully. Sherrianne Fraser, the "pocket rocket" of Jamaica, won the championship and won the diamond with a time of 10.83 seconds on a rainy day with a slippery runway, low temperature and wind speed of -0.4m/s.

Grand prize.

Blacksmith need its own hardware.

Wayne, who was undergoing inspection, couldn't help but admire Fraser's performance when he saw it, and he was even more determined to win the championship today!

Low temperature on a rainy night is not a good objective condition, but as a sports athlete, and also a track and field athlete who represents all mankind and constantly pushes the physical limits, he should not be afraid of all difficulties, overcome difficulties and dangers, and challenge the limits!

Yohan Blake, who is also on the inspection team, thinks he is fully prepared.

Wayne came to Europe this time without a coach. Yesterday afternoon, he saw with his own eyes that Wayne used a laptop to communicate via video with his coach Randy Huntington.

His own situation is exactly the opposite. In Lausanne, Zurich, Brussels, and Glenn Mills, he and Bolt were with him and Bolt throughout the whole process. All training arrangements and pre-match adjustments can be controlled in real time.

He did not touch strength training all day yesterday. This was also Glenn Mills's request. Although he felt that he must maintain a certain level of strength training every day, he could not resist Glenn Mills directly presenting the scientific theory.

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Believe first, then question. After all, he has indeed become a historical sprinter step by step under the guidance of Glenn Mills over the years, running a time of 9.69 seconds, tied for second in history.

Even in Blake's view, he is already the second person in history after Bolt.

Second only to 19.26 seconds of 19.19 seconds, and 9.69 seconds in a wind speed of -0.1m/s. In his opinion, "I should have won the London Olympics."

But the matter has passed, and it is useless for him to be dissatisfied with Glenn Mills. After running 9 seconds 69 in Lausanne, Blake made up his mind: he must use his own strength to reverse Glenn Mills's hatred of him.

the opinion of.

Bolt's era has passed, next, it's my era!

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Although the men's 100 meters at this site is not a diamond event, and the real Diamond League men's 100 meters finals were placed in Brussels a week later, the rematch between Blake and Wen still sparked extremely heated discussions.

The IAAF also attaches great importance to this and arranged the men's 100m race after the men's 800m and before the men's 200m. David Rudisha connected with Blake and Wayne and then connected with Bolt. A wave of climax has not yet occurred.

Ping, another wave of climax is coming, which is bound to feast the eyes of the audience.

The attention of the men's 800 meters is definitely not as good as that of the 100 meters, but the audience's attention to David Rudisha is also quite high. Before the start of the game, some spectators imitated the method of the fans of Wei En in the Lausanne Diamond League.

He held up the sign [rudisha-1:40?].

It implies that David Rudisha can hit the world record again and break the human limit of 1 minute and 40 seconds.

However, things backfired.

The invincible David Rudisha, who dominated the London Olympics, failed in the rainy night in Zurich. He was defeated by Mohamed Aman from Ethiopia and missed the Diamond League men's 800m annual championship.

When David Rudisha was hating Zurich, nine other athletes in the men's 100-meter event including Wen were already waiting in the waiting room. Five minutes later, it was their turn to take the field.

Thousands of miles away in China, countless people are still staring sleepily and turning on the TV. Even though they witnessed Wayne's defeat a week ago and witnessed Blake's super-powerful 9.69 seconds, the people who support him are still

Countless.

Who hasn’t lost once?

Losing to Bolt is a loss, losing to Blake is also a loss, what is the difference?

And even if he lost, didn't Wei En still run 9.84 seconds?

Can this score also be hacked?

Have you guys forgotten what the Chinese men's 100-meter level was before Wei En appeared?

After interspersed with the women's long jump competition, the camera shifted to the 100-meter starting area. Wei En was taking off the last piece of warm trousers, and other athletes were already getting ready.

On the TV, Yang Jian's voice continued to sound:

"The next thing to be held is the men's 100-meter race that everyone is looking forward to. Wayne, Blake, and Tyson Guyon will compete together again, presenting a wonderful and exciting speed to all spectators who love track and field.

Duel!"

"Lane 1, this is a veteran we are very familiar with, Kim Collins from St. Kitts and Nevis, winner of the World Championships in Paris."

"Track 2, Michael Flatt from Jamaica, the second team member to break the 4x100m world record in the London Olympics. You can see that the sportswear Flatt is wearing is sponsored by 3611°. This year, many foreign sprinters

Athletes have all accepted sponsorships from Chinese brands, for example, Gatlin’s sponsorship was provided by Xtep.”

"Lane 3, Lemaître from France. Lemaître is Wein's training partner in Paris. He ran under 10 seconds many times last year and is currently the only white athlete to break the 10-second mark."

"Lane 4, this is Yohan Blake, who just ran 9.69 seconds in Lausanne not long ago and is tied with Tyson Guyon for second place in the history of the men's 100 meters!"

Blake once again made his signature "Beast" action of baring his teeth and claws, and then the camera turned to the audience, and nine audience members raised the signs in their hands:

【9.57?ke】

At the London Olympics, Wain won the championship with a time of 9.72 seconds. His fans prepared motivational words for him [9.68?wanye]. Unfortunately, what they were waiting for was Wai En's defeat.

At the Diamond League Lausanne station, Blake clocked an astounding 9.69 seconds. His fans also had unlimited imagination, hoping that Blake could hit Usain Bolt's world record of 9.58 seconds.

"Road 5, American star Tyson Gayin. Tyson Gayin was once the number one person behind Usain Bolt, but there has been a Blake who can be equal to him. Tyson Gayin has appeared beside him.

Yin only ran 9.71 seconds and 9.69 seconds when he was 27 years old, and Blake is not yet 23 years old, and he has a good chance of completely surpassing Tyson Gay, and even Usain Bolt in the future!"

"Lane 6, our country's famous player, Asia record holder - Wei En! Wei En stood on this stage with the belief of revenge. Before the Diamond League Lausanne station, Wei En won more than Blake, but he lost less.

Now that Blake has run 9.69 seconds, the outcome has become elusive."

Facing the camera this time, Wayne behaved very quietly and did not make any interactive movements. He imitated Lemaitre and acted like a depressed handsome guy, staring at the runway in front of him without moving.

"Lane 7, this is Lane Bailey, a player from the United States. Lane Bailey is actually also a potential contender for the championship in this game. His personal best time is 9.88 seconds. If he can show his own

In his strongest state, he also has a chance to compete for the championship."

“Lane 8 is Jamaica’s [starting machine] Nesta Carter. Like Flatt, he is a core member of the Jamaican 4x100m relay team. Together, they helped the Jamaican team win relay gold medals in the Yanjing and London Olympics.

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"The 9th lane is Davis Patton from the United States, a 35-year-old veteran, a member of the American 4x100m relay team in 2008 Yanjing, 2009 Berlin, and 11 Daegu, but his luck seems not to be good..."

Standing on the track with constant raindrops falling, the rain hitting the skin continued to accelerate the dissipation of body heat, but it could not dampen Wei En's raging fighting spirit.

In Lausanne a week ago, he was not sufficiently prepared and lost in a hurry.

But today, he was fully prepared to face this duel with the will to win and in peak condition, unless... Blake could still continue Lausanne's ultimate state of 9.69 seconds.

Blake looked very relaxed on lane 4. He had already experienced the ultimate time of 9 seconds 69. He was full of confidence in his own strength.

At this moment, in his mind, Wynn is no longer a formidable opponent, and his goal is to defeat Bolt again in Brussels a week later.

There was a gust of wind behind him, and the conditions for this shot were likely to be tailwind. Although the runway was slippery in the rain and the low temperature had the negative effects, Blake's confidence was high at this moment.

Back then, Usain Bolt ran 9.77 seconds with slow response due to low temperatures and strong headwind after the rain. Today, Blake and I ran in the rain with a tailwind of 9.6 seconds. Isn’t that too much?

"on your marks~"

Tyson Gayin on Lane 5 took a habitual sip of water, walked to the starting line, raised his fingers, completed the gear, and then squatted on the starting block.

An hour ago, he, Bailey, Parton and Spearmon had just defeated the Jamaican team, which had no main players at home, in the men's 4x100m relay team and won the championship in the relay performance event.

It took an hour to rest, warm up twice, and check in. Moreover, he had been caught in the rain before, which made Gai Yin's body a little uncomfortable. He always felt that his legs were a little unsteady, so he kept adjusting his left foot before starting.

The device rests on the footboard.

"set——"

"Pah-pah-!"

Two consecutive gunshots, coupled with the sharp sound of the alarm, clearly told the audience: someone jumped away!

Yang Jian in the live broadcast room took a breath of air: "Hey, oh, someone jumped the gun! Let's see which athlete is so unlucky that he dared to rush the gun after the IAAF implemented a zero-tolerance policy.

"

In fact, if you observe and listen carefully, you can find that the electronic alarm sounded just before the starting gun went off, and the nine players on the field did not seem to make any obvious jump start. They all started to listen to the gun.

This means that it was not that a player tried to press the gun, but that he accidentally applied too much force to the starting block after the "set" command, causing the electronic system to sound an alarm.

After the athletes returned to the starting preparation area, the IAAF referee wearing a blue jacket walked into the track, and finally stopped Tyson Gayon in lane 5 and raised a red card.

Tyson Gayin was also confused and told the referee that he started to listen to the gun and there was no foul. However, after communicating with the referee, Tyson Gayin finally admitted it and fought with Ryan Bailey.

After the punch, he left the track.

"on your marks!"

The game starts again.

Wei En walked back to the starting line again, letting the rain hit him and the cold wind blowing, but he remained unmoved and maintained absolute concentration at all times.

Don't become timid just because Tyson Guyon was sent off. You must show your proper reaction ability when listening to the gun.
To be continued...