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Letsile Tebogo admitted he was disappointed after finishing second to Noah Lyles in Monaco, revealing what may have affected his performance.
Letsile Tebogo went into the Diamond League Meeting in Monaco on Friday night as a favourite to win the men’s 200m but was forced to finish second behind Noah Lyles.
The reigning Olympic 200m champion clocked 19.97 seconds behind reigning Olympic 100m champion Noah Lyles, who clocked a season's best time of 19.88. Zimbabwe’s Makanakaishe Charamba sealed the podium in 19.99 seconds.
Letsile Tebogo was just fresh from winning the Prefontaine Classic in a world-leading time of 19.76 seconds ahead of Courtney Lindsey of the USA, who came in second in 19.87. Alexander Ogando finished third in 19.94.
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11:00 - 12.07.2025
'No Pressure Out There'- Noah Lyles Reacts to 200m Win Over Letsile Tebogo in Monaco
The American sprinter was unstoppable in Monaco, edging Letsile Tebogo in the 200m and sharing how he stays calm under pressure.
Letsile Tebogo Disappointed with Loss to Noah Lyles
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Speaking after the race, the world 100m silver medallist expressed his frustration, noting that he did not meet his expectations.
Letsile Tebogo pointed out that back in the call room, they had been called 20 minutes before time, which meant the warm-up had been very short for him.
However, he explained that he did not know about the others, but added that it was not an excuse for why he lost to Noah Lyles.
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14:33 - 12.07.2025
Julien Alfred Reveals How Losing to Melissa Jefferson-Wooden at Prefontaine Classic Affected Her
Julien Alfred revealed that her loss to Melissa Jefferson-Wooden served as a wake-up call, helping her refocus and find new motivation for the rest of the season.
Letsile Tebogo also commented on crowning himself after finishing the race at the Prefontaine Classic, noting that he was just mimicking what is done in the games he plays and it was not throwing shade to any of his rivals.
“First of all, I’m disappointed with the performance, but we’ve come a long way. We came and we showed up,” Letsile Tebogo revealed after the race.
"I now have an idea of what to work on. Regarding the relays, the 4x400m is more interesting than 4x100m for me. I will do both relay events for Botswana this year.
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08:36 - 12.07.2025
Emmanuel Wanyonyi Maps Out Perfect Moment to Shatter Rudisha Legacy
The 20-year-old Kenyan runner has hinted he may target David Rudisha’s 800m world record but plans to wait patiently.
“I'm always on the games, that's the other side that people don't normally get. So, I think now they'll have an idea of what I do when I'm not doing anything.”
Despite his setback at the Diamond League Meeting in Monaco, Letsile Tebogo remains focused on the bigger picture, using the experience as fuel to sharpen his form and bounce back stronger in upcoming races, as the main focus remains on the World Championships.
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