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Jamal Britt

Jamal Britt

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Sep 12, 2026

Kyle MerberHOST
39:40
We had five athletes, and they had two.
Chris ChavezHOST
39:42
Yeah, and we did lose Jamal Britt to a DQ, but, um, yeah, I mean-
Kyle MerberHOST
39:47
So did we go one, two, three, four? That held.
Chris ChavezHOST
39:49
Yes.
Ross TuckerHOST
38:27
So this one more or less went to form.
Ross TuckerHOST
38:29
Jamal Britt was the other big contender in this one.
Ross TuckerHOST
38:32
He was disqualified.
Ross TuckerHOST
38:34
What for? Yeah, false start, wasn't it? No, I don't think.
Gareth DaviesHOST
38:58
Yeah, so I've got him mixed up with Jason Joseph.
Gareth DaviesHOST
39:00
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Gareth DaviesHOST
39:01
But Jamal Britt, we're going to have to check that.
Gareth DaviesHOST
39:02
This is the problem of doing it straight away or the day after.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
10:54
I think he actually is the youngest 110 hurdler in history to break the 13-second barrier.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
10:59
Now, between Jacoby Tharp, Jamal Britt, Cordell Tinch, Bradley Franklin, Trey Cunningham, and Kendrick Smallwood, there are six men who have broken the 13-second barrier.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
11:10
in 2026, which is an absolute record in the event for a single season.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
11:15
The previous record I think was in 2023 when there was four athletes who had broke the 13 second barrier.
Chris ChavezHOST
32:45
Uh, he ran, what was it? 12.85 at the Continental Tour here in Budapest earlier in this year, and just went 13.03 to win the Diamond League title.
Chris ChavezHOST
32:56
Um, of the field, the only other men who have broken 13 the second, uh, 13 are Jamal Britt and Trey Cunningham, but they haven't been able to do it as consistently as Jacoby Tharp.
Chris ChavezHOST
33:07
It's like Jacoby's the favorite, and then I would probably put Jamal Britt potentially as a disruptor there.
Chris ChavezHOST
33:13
Kordel Tench, if he wa- if he's not as hurt as he was coming off the track, which Pre you said he was fine.
Preet MajithiaHOST
33:19
He's a...
Anderson EmeroleHOST
17:08
Yeah.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
17:09
So behind Jacoby, but he's not invincible, right? But behind Jacoby, this is where I think Jamal Britt safely slots in.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
17:17
Even though Jamal hasn't won all of his races, especially after kind of like the second half, he has been insanely consistent, all things considered relative to everyone else.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
17:26
So I think I feel comfortable slotting in Jamal for second place.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
18:24
I'm not as confident in the consistency in Trey, so it's a little tricky, but we'll see.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
18:30
But we'll see.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
18:32
So, yeah, essentially I'm going with Jacoby Tharp for the win, Jamal Britt for second place, and then Cordell for third with Trey probably fourth, and then Orlando, Racha Mortake, Jason Joseph, Lopez has been good.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
18:48
So it's mixed.
Chris ChavezHOST
61:12
Um, 110 hurdles, Jacoby Tharp, 13.03.
Chris ChavezHOST
61:16
US 1, 2, 3 with Jamal Britt, Trey Cunningham.
Chris ChavezHOST
61:19
Cordell Tinch, he didn't, uh, hit one of the hurdles, went down hard.
Chris ChavezHOST
61:25
What did y-...
Preet MajithiaHOST
61:41
But I think, you know, Jacoby Tharp, he, he keeps on putting down the...
Preet MajithiaHOST
61:45
And 13.03, like Grant Holloway used to win Diamond Leagues regularly in 13.03.
Preet MajithiaHOST
61:50
But this, 'cause we, we've been a bit spoilt over the season with Jamal Britt and Jacoby Tharp just running 12.9, 12.8 for fun, um, that we, you know, 13.03, we're like, "Oh, whatever.
Preet MajithiaHOST
62:01
We don't care anymore."
Preet MajithiaHOST
80:54
She ran a, a, a, a s- a great season's best of 53.16 as well, so.
Chris ChavezHOST
80:59
Men's 110 hurdles, uh, Jacoby Tharp, Kordal Tinch go head-to-head, but Trey Cunningham, Jamal Britt also in this one, so four Americans.
Chris ChavezHOST
81:08
I haven't done the final count how many Americans are in the ultimate field, but I would think it's 50% of, uh, the entries there.
Chris ChavezHOST
81:17
Um, so that's, you know...
Anderson EmeroleHOST
37:34
It goes in the same realm for the men's 400 meter hurdles where Dos Santos, Ry Benjamin, Warhol.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
37:39
It's almost a mindset of like, I have no choice but to run fast or else I'm going to get cooked, right? Same thing in the 110 hurdles where, what do you call it? Jamal Britt has to go out there like, Yo, Jacoby Thurber just broke the world record.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
37:54
I have no choice but to go out here and run fast.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
37:57
You know, back on the, I'm thinking of Prefontaine.

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Anderson EmeroleHOST
113:23
I mean, me and so I'm going to me and Freddie Crandon are about to start like about to start.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
113:28
We've already interviewed a Navy battle.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
113:29
We've interviewed Jamal Britt.
Anderson EmeroleHOST
113:31
We have a few more interviews are going to be rolling out.
Serenity DouglasHOST
12:33
Like, he was one of the ones that was in the running for winning the world tour for USATF.
Serenity DouglasHOST
12:40
It was coming down to him and Jamal Britt.
Serenity DouglasHOST
12:42
But it was Jamal Britt who ended up getting it.
Serenity DouglasHOST
12:44
So, like, stupid far.
Serenity DouglasHOST
12:47
Also want to shout out.
Serenity DouglasHOST
6:46
Jacoby Tharp, he ended up hitting one of the hurdles and he just, he completed the race, but like he hit one of the hurdles and just like fell apart from there pretty much.
Serenity DouglasHOST
6:55
Jamal Britt ended up winning with 13, 13.
Serenity DouglasHOST
6:58
It was into like a bit of a negative headwind.
Serenity DouglasHOST
7:02
Negative headwind.

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