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He won a gold in the 100 meters and a bronze in the 200 meters while having COVID.

Noah Liles joining us on the program.

Noah, congratulations.

What's it like when you race when you're expected to win as opposed to

you might surprise people and win? I'd say when you're expected to win, the pressure is definitely

a lot higher. People are always going to be hanging on every word. And when they don't expect you to

win, you're more of under the radar. It's a lot less

pressure. It's a lot easier to win because you feel like you're just going against the grain

and saying, yeah, I can do this as opposed to, oh, I have to do this.

What made you think that you had lost the 100 meters?

To be honest, I could, usually I have that innate feeling that tells me, yeah, I won this race.

And it's pretty good even when it comes down to very, very close races.

I've had races all throughout the year that have been, you know, the smallest of margins.

Usually I have that feeling.

And at the end of the race, I just didn't have

that feeling. I didn't know where I was in the race. And I was just like, you know, I, this is one

of those moments that I'm just watching just like everybody else. How often do you practice

that lean at the tape? I actually don't practice it. It's kind of just natural.

You know, I just know what it takes.

I know that if you throw your arm out enough, it will throw the chest further.

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