It's simply against the will of heaven.

You have to think about it, this is the despicable thing in Guy's eyes.

Guy is the second only to Bolt in the world.

Most people simply cannot reach this level.

The so-called powerful future, or even a despicable future, fell in Guy's eyes...

That's not called despair.

Not called powerful.

This is the standard for different people to understand a game.

You can't say that Guy is wrong in seeing this.

Because in his perspective.

These so-called super-results of media promotion are just like this, and they are not their own opponents.

It makes him feel powerful.

Maybe only Bolt.

Even from the perspective of the future...

Even Bolt's future.

In his eyes, it has nothing to do with defiance.

Because the gap between him and Bolt's future range is not that big.

In Gay's opinion, the main gap between him and Bolt is in his future ability.

Can you say that he is wrong in seeing this? From his own perspective—

This is a summary of seeking truth from facts.

But what about the shot just now?

It's Guy himself.

Everyone thinks that Bolt's future just came out is terrifying.

unbelievable.

exaggerate.

On a runway like this.

In such a headwind.

His shot output.

Almost no worse than Berlin.

It looks like the speed segmentation may be similar...

But you have to consider more than this.

As a professional athlete, you also need to consider the environmental differences between these two games.

A game is a 0.9m/second tailwind.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! This wind speed is known as the best wind speed in sprinting.

It’s okay to say that it’s a buff with blessings.

Countless legendary achievements appear at this wind speed.

And the weather and humidity in that game were very suitable.

What about this game now?

Just a sluggish gap between up and down has exceeded 1.5 meters per second.

Even you just consider the difference in the headwind.

This gap will be even bigger.

Not to mention that it rained in this game.

The temperature is only 20 degrees.

This is compared to Berlin.

Not a weather suitable for results.

Of course, it is precisely because of this that Bolt's shot only ran for 9 seconds and 60.

In such an environment, Bolt can also run a Berlin-like future...

What does this mean?

Guy is from his own perspective anyway.

He himself was under such weather and objective conditions.

You will definitely not be able to play your own limits.

Want to play at the same level as in 2009.

It's almost impossible.

Don't be almost there either.

It's okay to say that it's impossible.

In this environment, if you can reach the level of 2009, it can only explain one problem...

You are under normal circumstances.

Can run faster.

The output is more vigorous.

Guy was blown up.

Maybe he was just thinking about a question in his mind now-

If Bolt had been able to achieve a future in Berlin in such an environment, he could have achieved a 2009 future.

So what about him under better conditions?

Can you run faster and more terrifyingly in the future?

In other words, the data of this game, the objective environment and weather and wind speed of this game...

It is the horror that covers up Bolt's data.

It also covers up Bolt's horror in the future.

This year he said he is 50 times better than before.

Perhaps it was exaggerated remarks.

But considering the difficulty of making significant progress to this extent.

It's possible.

He really didn't lie.

This is the first time Guy feels it.

You will feel powerless in your future.

This shot was clearly telling him.

Bolt this guy.

The later period has undergone ultimate evolution again.

Now I am.

You no longer have the ability to stick to him.

Even if it is just a competition in the future.

They will be pulled apart.

Even a blowout.

Guy never had the feeling of being blown up in his peak period in his life.

But this year.

Even if he recovered to his peak.

He felt.

I am afraid I will also know the meaning of this sentence for the first time.

The seventh is Zhang Peimeng.
To be continued...