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The triple world champion admitted that his Olympic victory left him mentally drained and physically sidelined, prompting a much-needed reset.
Triple world champion Noah Lyles has opened up about the challenges he faced coming back into the 2025 season after a mixed 2024.
Noah Lyles claimed top honours in the men’s 100m at the Paris Olympic Games, becoming the first American to achieve the honours since Justin Gatlin did it in 2004.
Noah Lyles clocked an impressive 9.79 seconds, five-thousandths of a second (0.005 seconds) ahead of Kishane Thompson.
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10:20 - 20.07.2025
'Felt No Pain, Just Speed' — Noah Lyles Reflects on 100m Diamond League Defeat to Oblique Seville
The Olympic 100m champion was outpaced by Oblique Seville in London but stayed positive, eyeing full form ahead of Tokyo.
Following his Paris Olympic Games triumph, Noah Lyles revealed that there was a lot to do, and by the time the season started, he had not had enough time to rest.
Noah Lyles Reveals Struggling to Bounce Back After Olympic Season
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The three-time world 200m champion explained that he never went on vacation after Paris, mentioning that he probably had only about two weeks back in the US.
During that time, Noah Lyles added that he was recovering from COVID, and shortly after, found himself heading to New York for fashion shows and the US Open, followed by travel to Los Angeles for more interviews.
“We had like five projects in the kitchen, and three of them burnt, and now we're trying to save the rest, and it's like there's just too much. Let's just take a reset,” Noah Lyles said in an interview shared by Citius Mag.
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08:00 - 20.07.2025
London Diamond League: The Amount Emmanuel Wanyonyi Took Home After Beating Marco Arop
The 20-year-old Olympic champion Emmanuel Wanyonyi shattered the meet record in the 800m at the London Diamond League.
The reigning world 100m champion started his 2025 season with a 60m race at the RADD Sports College Invitational and Multi-Event.
He then proceeded to the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix, where he claimed top honours in the 60m before beginning his outdoor campaign.
“Indoor, we kind of were just building up, and at the New Balance Grand Prix, I ran well there. I said, ‘All right, we're just going to get back into training, ’ and it was kind of rough because I was dealing with some serious gold medal depression and just not getting a mental break from everything I was doing,” Noah Lyles added.
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18:30 - 18.07.2025
Noah Lyles Brushes Off Nerves Before Facing Akani Simbine and Letsile Tebogo in 100m Debut
Noah Lyles says he feels excited, not nervous, ahead of his 100m season debut against top sprinters Akani Simbine and Letsile Tebogo in London.
“I had to force a reset in the middle of the season. And then on top of that, I got injured a few weeks later, and it was like, ‘Okay, wow, I'm really getting a break here.’
“It was just a lot of solitude, a lot of time with myself, a lot of time to rethink why I'm doing this, what I want to accomplish, what I want to get out of this year and many years after this.”
Noah Lyles said that the last three months had been like that for him, a slow and gradual process. He explained that he had only been in spikes for about a month due to the injury, and before that, he had still been training in flats.
“I wasn't able to get back into spikes because it was just too much. So, you know, just being very, very patient until the full reset,” Noah Lyles added.
After recovering from his injury, Noah Lyles made his 200m season debut at the Diamond League Meeting in Monaco, where he stunned Letsile Tebogo.
Noah Lyles made his 100m season debut at the Diamond League Meeting in London, finishing second behind Oblique Seville.
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