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Noah Lyles competes in the 200m final American Track and Field Championshipsbut the sprinter just finished his tension after racing against Kenny Bednarek.
Bednarek pushed Lyles, who looked back Cross the finish linethe two immediately fell into a tense moment when they saw Lyles shouting at Bednarek.
Bednarek took Lyles’ hand, but the latter didn’t let him stare at him. Bednarek explained something to Lyles, who seemed to say to him, “I hope my apology”.
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Noah Lyles pushes the 200m Xfinity men’s final at the 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon on August 3, 2025. (Head of Emilee or Gotty Images)
The crowd didn’t see the push at first, but when the video replay was shown on the giant car on the track in Eugene Oregona loud reaction occurred.
This is a competition between Lyles and Bednarek Paris Olympics. Lyles won the bronze medal in the expected match by defeating Bednarek in the 2024 US Olympic Trial.
Lyles has won 100 meters of gold and hopes to become the 200 meters champion and consolidate himself as the fastest man in the world. Botswana’s LeTsile Tebogo won the match in Paris, marking the country’s first ever Olympic gold medal.
Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles
But while Lyles is a three-time world champion who wants to win every game he enters the starting race, Bednarek hasn’t lost once this year on the male sprinter track.
So after beating Bednarek, Lyles knew exactly what he was doing to review the game. Bednarek, in the moment of the moment and Lyles, stretched his arms out and roared back, adding fuel to this competition, which will surely be seen on the world stage in Tokyo next month.
Tensions remain high in the post-match interview as they walk back and forth with each other.
Noah Lyles won the Xfinity Men’s 200M final during the 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon on August 3, 2025. (Head of Emilee or Gotty Images)
“You’re right,” Lyles said to Benarek.
“I’m looking forward to making a call,” Benarek told him. “I tell you, if you have a problem, I hope to call. That’s what I mean.”
“You know? You’re right,” Lyles replied. “Let’s talk.”
At the beginning of the interview, it was hard not to ask what the verbal argument was, although Bednarek said he wouldn’t say anything on the track.
“But we have something to do. That’s what I’m going to say,” he said.
Noah Lyles pushes the 200m Xfinity men’s final at the 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon on August 3, 2025. (Patrick Smith/Getty Image)
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As the dominant world champion, Lyles had an automatic seat in Tokyo into Sunday, while Bednarek had to win the game at Hayward Field. They will be one of their favorites to win the world championship on September 19.
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