What's up, Team USA?
This is Noah Lyles, fastest man in the world,
and we are out here in Paris.
Where's Kishane?
100-meters men, good evening.
It's the first call for semifinals.
Once I won the Olympics, I thought,
"Now I know how to do it, everything will be easier."
The truth is, in that moment, the hard part really began.
You are the defending Olympic Champion.
You want to get there and prove that what you did in the previous Olympics,
you can do it again.
I did everything I could to get into top shape for the Olympics.
Lane eight, the defending Olympic champion for Italy,
Marcell Jacobs.
The pressure is huge. I know that I can't make any mistakes.
On your marks.
There's always an inner voice constantly criticizing me.
I always think others are better than me in everything they do.
But I believe that this is not my last chance.
The rules are clear about outbursts
and disturbing other athletes.
So you guys do what you normally do,
but there were a couple who were louder than usual
and were warned, okay?
Kishane, 80. Fred, 84.
Simbine was 9.87.
Jacobs was 9.92
-Ninety-three out? -No, sir. He's in.
Two persons are in.
Noah! It's time to get them, Noah!
Who break it?
Reading now. Reading now.
-They have it? -Yeah.
Julien, the news… news… news out now.
Congratulations, Juju.
Man, you've made my day. I knew it. I knew it.
100-meters final. This is the last call from the call room, please.