Seeing Xie Zhenye's results released, Yang Jian in the commentary box immediately laughed out loud: "Okay! Another personal best! 10.08 seconds!"

"This young man Xie Zhenye is really an amazing athlete. Although he cannot compare with Wei En in terms of talent, he is actually very good at only 20 years old this year."

“From the 10.12 seconds at the Zhaoqing National Track and Field Grand Prix at the beginning of the season to the 10.08 seconds at the World Championships preliminaries in Mexico today, it is only a 0.04 second improvement, but you must know that this is a world championship, which is expected by countless athletes.

An unattainable top stage!”

"In such a big scene, only athletes who are strong enough and have a stable mentality can perform at their basic level, let alone win in such a world competition."

"Before the competition, the talented boy Kiryu Shohide, who had high hopes from the neon track and field community, actually only ran 10 seconds 31 and ranked fifth in the group. Now it seems that he is somewhat unworthy of his reputation. No matter how talented he is, he still needs a certain amount of honor and strength.

Yes, if he can't even advance to the semi-finals of the World Series, then this so-called genius must not be top-notch enough..."

The subsequent five groups of competitions continue.

In the third group of preliminaries, Justin Gatlin made his debut and easily won the first place in the group with a time of 9.99 seconds. Trinidad and Tobago's Keston Bradman finished second in the group with a time of 10.02 seconds.

English veteran Devan Chambers ranked third in 10.14 seconds.

To say that the development of men's sprinting in England in recent years is indeed a bit slow, Dewan Chambers has won the national championship for six consecutive years since returning from his suspension in 2008. He is truly unrivaled in the country.

In the fourth group of preliminaries, Zhang Peimeng showed his bravery and ran a time of 10.02 seconds, beating Richard Thompson of 10.14 seconds to win the first place in the group. Jason Rogers of St. Kitts and Nevis ran 10.19 seconds.

Ranked third.

In the fifth group of preliminaries, Usain Bolt made his debut and easily took the first place in the group with a time of 10.05 seconds. The second place in the group was Jimmy Vicott of France with a time of 10.06 seconds. At the 2010 Moncton World Youth

During the competition, Canadian player Aaron Brown, who had played against Wein, won the third qualifying spot in the group in 10.15 seconds.

In the sixth group of preliminaries, Yohan Blake took the first place in the group with a time of 9.97 seconds. The second place in the group was Su Bingtian who ran 10.03 seconds. The third place in the group was Harry Adkins of England.

In the seventh group of preliminaries, the favorite to win the championship, Wei En, finally made his debut. Thanks to his status as the "Eros son-in-law", Wei En's popularity in Mexico is no lower than that in Central and Western Europe where he has been "operating" for almost three years.

A large number of Russian viewers have become his fans.

There is still no suspense about the top spot in this group. Wei En also let go of half of the Pacific Ocean and easily ran a time of 10.07 seconds to advance to the semi-finals. Wei En's die-hard fan Yamagata Ryota ranked second in the group with a time of 10.16 seconds.

, the third place in the group was South Africa’s Anaso Yobowana with 10.17 seconds.

In addition to the three players who advanced directly from each group, there were three players who advanced through performance comparison: Anthony Adams (St. Kitts and Nevis) 10 seconds 18, Raymond Gittens (Barbados) 10 seconds

19. James Dasaru (England) 10 seconds 20.

Compared with the previous life, the men's 100m preliminaries of the Mexico World Championships in this time and space have indeed undergone a lot of changes. Jamaica has one less seat, the Chinese team has one more seat, and the four members of the Chinese team still advanced collectively.

Samuel Francis of Qatar failed to get a seat in the semi-finals, which may be inseparable from Wei En, because the person who replaced him was Ryota Yamagata, a die-hard fan of Wei En.

Perhaps it is because of the power of role models. Although Wei En and Yamagata Ryota did not have too in-depth exchanges, Yamagata Ryota did have a mentality of learning from Wei En and asked some questions on the Internet.

Wei En didn't have a good impression of other Neon players, but he always had a good impression of Ryota Yamagata, so he gave him some encouragement.

This year Ryota Yamagata did not set a new personal best, but his competitive level is obviously much more stable than last year. He ran 10.09 seconds to kill Kiryu Shohide at the Japanese Championships, and won the Kazan World University Student Championship in July.

At the sports meeting, he narrowly defeated Yobowana and won the championship with a time of 10.07 seconds.

In the preliminaries just now, Ryota Yamagata was a little too arrogant, and once again defeated Yobovana. I have to say that it was indeed fate.

The men's 100m preliminaries of the Mexico World Championships lacked a certain degree of enjoyment compared to last year's London Olympics. All the world's famous athletes were hiding their moves. Unlike last year, Ryan Bailey and Wayne took turns running 9.90 seconds.

So shocking.

Of course, the wind speed conditions at the Luzhniki Stadium are also a reason why this year's preliminaries are objectively slightly worse than the London Olympics preliminaries - all seven preliminaries have small headwinds, and even the qualifying matches held in the morning were only

The wind speed in one scene was smooth, and it was only 0.3m/s.

Under the calm water, perhaps a huge wave sweeping the world has been brewing. Many knowledgeable people have a hunch that tomorrow afternoon's semi-finals may not be inferior to last year's Olympic Games!
Chapter completed!