American Sprint -star Noah Williams Slams Slams gout for ‘Soft’ is ahead of Diamond League debut

Teen Track Star Jout Jicht is called ‘Soft’ by the American Sprinter Noah Williams only a few days before his long -awaited Diamon League debut.

Gout, 17, participates in the event under 23 200m in the Diamond League in Monaco on July 11.

His decision not to compete the open Category is not one that respects Williams.

“That is (the decision not to run in the open event) really, really just soft,” Williams explained on the Podcast Track World News.

“The child is super talented, but that is besides the point … The story is now that he dives these professional races.”

It is believed that the schoolboy is planning to concentrate on the 200m for the time being as he develops into his body.

Gout takes part in the event under 23 200m in the Diamond League in Monaco on July 11

Noah Williams (photo) says that Gout’s decision not to compete in the open category, not one that respects Williams

Earlier in the month, Gout said he can emulate his hero Usain BoltThat eight Olympic gold medals won on the track in his unparalleled career.

“I think the limit is clear to win Olympics and win world championships and to be honestly dominated as Bolt did,” Gout told Fox Sports’ the back page.

“I think that limit can be reached for me.”

In the run -up to the Brisbane matches in 2032, the pressure for gout to deliver to his Olympic Games in the house – if he qualifies – will be enormous.

But Jout believes that he can first leave an impression at the La Games Come 2028.

“The times I have led so far, it may be the final of the top four, top five, top six,” he said.

‘Just getting better and aiming for La would clearly be a great achievement and try to stand on that stage against (Olympic 200m gold medal winner Letsile) Tebogo, Noah (Lyles), (Lachlan) Kennedy, all athletes.

“That is definitely a goal of mine and to keep striving for the top.”

The teenager believes that he can eventually imitate his hero Usain Bolt

The time of Jout is incredibly in view of his age and the fact that he still matures physically.

His PB in the 100m is a 9.99 seconds assisted by the wind, not far away from Bolt’s breathtaking world record of 9.58 seconds established in 2009.

The young person also firmly believes that he can eventually darken the 19.19 run of Bolt in the 200m, which is his favorite event.

After having clocked a wind -supported 19.84 more than 200m on the Australian Athletics Championships in April, the hype around Gout shows justified.