Noah Lyles Reflects on Life After Olympic 100m Gold
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Noah Lyles reflects on his life after winning Olympic 100m gold and his ongoing journey of self-redefinition in athletics.
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But, after backing up his bold claims in a year when he also starred in the sport's Netflix documentary 'Sprint', the outspoken American admits he is yet to decide what version
Noah Lyles says he is 'redefining' himself after claiming Olympic 100m gold, as he prepares to race at the London Diamond League on Saturday.
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