Tyreek Hill takes another vicious dig at Noah Lyles following his race against IShowSpeed
Tyreek Hill took the opportunity of Noah Lyles' possible embarrassing moment of being defeated by a Youtuber to take another vicious dig at him.
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Noah Lyles, Tyreek Hill and IShowSpeed (Via Talanoa o Tonga/Imago/YT)
Well, turned out Tyreek Hill isn’t the only one to challenge the Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles for a race, as the Olympian recently accepted the challenge to race IShowSpeed on the 50-yard dash. To make the race more thrilling, IShowSpeed live-streamed the race, and it was astonishing to witness before Lyles Speed.
For a moment during the race, it seemed that if IShowSpeed had participated in the Olympics, Lyles might not have been wearing the gold medal, as he almost defeated the Olympian on a 50m race track, by taking the lead early on.
While the livestream caught the attention of many prominent figures, the NFL star Hill took the opportunity to take another dig at the six-time world champion, in reference to their feud ongoing since the 2024 Olympic Games. The star wide receiver highlighted the possible embarrassment of getting beaten by a YouTuber.
“And track athletes think he gone beat me,” wrote Hill on X by retweeting a post about Lyles’ race against the IShowSpeed.
And track athletes think he gone beat me ??? https://t.co/FYuFqUcxVZ
— Ty Hill (@cheetah) November 7, 2024
Lyles paced up to IShowSpeed in the final 25m, going head-to-head on the track before finishing the race a few meters in front of the YouTuber. However, the YouTuber was so insistent about having a tie that a review was done from a different angle, which proved that Lyles crossed the finish line first.
Tyreek Hill and Noah Lyles have yet to settle their rivalry on the track
The Miami Dolphins star and track and field athlete have been in a feud since the latter’s bold statement about Super Bowl not being a “world championship.” That’s why, Hill went up with the challenge to race Lyles in the first place, saying, “Sign the contract and lock in that 50-yard race.”
He’s challenging me. We’re racing in the 100. We can race. If he’s truly serious about it. If he’s truly serious about it, and I’m not talking about you’re just talking on the internet. You’ll see me on the track.
Noah Lyles said in response
It didn’t take long for Lyles to accept the challenge, confidently stating that if the NFL wide receiver was serious about the race, he would meet him on the track. It has been a couple of months since they both accepted the challenge, and they are yet to step onto track to settle their rivalry.
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