In Pictures: Noah Lyles shares glimpses of Jimmy Fallon show appearance as he "checks off bucket list"

Noah Lyles recently made an appearance on "The Tonight Show", hosted by American comedian, Jimmy Fallon. The three-time World Champion then shared multiple pictures flaunting his debut on the popular talk show.

Lyles started his 2024 season by defeating his arch-rival Fred Kerley in the 60m dash at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix. He clocked a personal best and world-leading time of 6.44s, and Kerley ended up in the fourth position after clocking a time of 6.55s.

Lyles added another feather to his cap in 2024 after defeating another one of his arch-rivals, Christian Coleman. Lyles bested Coleman at the USATF Indoor Championships on February 17, clocking a world lead and a personal best time of 6.43s.

Hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Noah Lyles shared a series of pictures on his Instagram, capturing glimpses of his moments at "The Tonight Show", including the behind-the-scenes and his outfit. The track athlete donned a black jacket with flower-shaped buttons stitched on it and paired it with black leather pants.

He accessorized with a white watch, a silver chain on his wrists, and beads to his hairstyle. He further enhanced his look by adding a funky belt to his waist.

Posting a series of pictures covering his appearance at the Tonight Show, Lyles wrote,

"Bucket list update- Fallon's Tonight Show."

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Noah Lyles opens up about becoming the fastest man in the world

During his appearance at "The Tonight Show", Noah Lyles talked about what it's like to be dubbed the fastest man in the world, a title he acquired after the 2023 World Championships in Budapest. The American sprinter is the only man to accomplish a sprint double feat after Usain Bolt in the 100m and 200m.

Lyles clinched gold after clocking a 10.83s in the 100m discipline and a 19.51s in the 200m event. In a conversation with Jimmy Fallon, the athlete spoke about this title and jokingly compared his speed in terms of cars' speed limit on public roads.

"I would say 26 miles per hour. If I ran in the school zone, I would get a ticket."

Seemingly revealing the secret behind his speed, the World Champion said:

"I'm putting more than three hundred pounds of force into the blocks."

Noah Lyles will be competing next at the US Olympic Trials and has planned to clinch four gold medals at the Paris Olympics.