Noah Leels pushed him by Kenny Bednarik in a hot moment in the Path and Square in the United States
Noah Lailes and. Kenny Bednarek gave an offer during a 200 -meter men’s race in American track and field championships and the truly heated objects.
The couple entered a tense exchange after the race, which Lilis won with 19.63 times in which the fire caught.
Lailes looked at Bednarek while he was going through 10 meters later to go and continued to stare in it crossing the finish line.
This gave Bednarek Lyles two hands and commercial costs before shaking hands at the end.
“Noah will become Noah. If he wants to stare me, this is good,” Bednark told reporters after the race. “But I ran five rounds and is new, he can line up again when we are both and see what is happening. I am very confident that I can overcome it. Small personal things and we will discover them.”
When asked specifically what Lilis told Bruce, the Americans will not enter the details.
Bidnarik said: “What he said does not matter. This is what he did.
The runner also had an embarrassing exchange before starting an NBC sports interview.
“I tell you, if you have faced a problem, I expect a call,” Bednarek told Lyles where I started an NBC interview.
“You know what, you are right. You are right. Let’s talk after this,” Lailes answered.
Lyles did not want to comment after the event when the correspondents asked her why he decided to make fun of Bednarek.
“On the orders of the coach, no comment,” he said.
The well -known American hostility was behind Bidnark when they struck the role before it exploded in front of him in the final meters before the finish line.
“We got out of the role and saw to what extent was Kenny and I was like,” as long as I could keep him in my pocket, I can arrest him. “We got immediately, we passed a sign of 60 meters, and I love,” yes, I am coming for him. ” It was run out of energy and set out of momentum and just began to hit him. “
On Sunday, the Fifth National Championship of Lailes was in 200 and the world champion was the defense in 100 and 200 and the Olympic champion in 100.
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