"Letsile Tebogo really made Noah quit track for rest of the season"-Fans react as Olympic Champion wins Zürich Diamond League after trailing behind

Letsile Tebogo won the gold medal in the men's 200m at the Zürich Diamond League 2024. The Olympic champion continued his unbeaten streak upon the conclusion of the quadrennial Games in the French capital to win his fourth consecutive Diamond League race in a month.

Tebogo went head to head against Kenny Bednarek, Fred Kerley, and Erriyon Kighton, among others, in the men's 200m at the Zürich Diamond League 2024. USA's Kenny Bednarek put forward a great performance and was leading the pack till the final moments of the race until Tebogo pulled through to clinch the victory.

Bednarek clocked 19.57s to set a new personal best to win the silver medal and Tebogo clinched the gold medal after clocking 19.55s. The thrilling race left fans ecstatic and they took to X to express their thoughts on the ultimate clash. Fans lauded Tebogo's unbeaten streak after the Paris Olympics.

"Tebogo really made Noah quit track for the rest of the season 😭😭. Nah he the real goat 😂", wrote a fan.

"Letsile Tebogo is slowly becoming the face of track. I hope to see him put up some of those Usain Bolt and Noah Lyles arrogance," another fan chimed in.

"Great run. I still have my money on Noah when he returns next year. Lol," wrote another fan.

Here are some more fan reactions:

" 19.50s in wet conditions is insane. Not Usain Bolt like, but the next best thing," tweeted a fan.

" Geez he really has King Kenny beat mentally at this point😭😭😭," another fan chimed in.

" A man on a mission. A true masterclass," wrote another fan.

Letsile Tebogo on breaking the 200m World Record in his upcoming race in Brussels

Diamond League Silesia. 2024 Kamila Skolimowska Memorial. - Source: Getty

Letsile Tebogo spoke about attempting to break the long-standing 200m world record in his upcoming race in Brussels. The 200m Olympic Champion will try to break the world record set by the legendary athlete Usain Bolt provided the conditions are optimum for him to put forward his best performance.

Maybe, when the body feels good, when the weather is perfect at Brussels. That's when we'll see how the time is going to be but I can't put a date on when I'm going to break the world record because the moment I put the date, I've already put myself under pressure," he said.

Letsile Tebogo will be making his final appearance of the Olympic season in the Diamond League finals in Brussels slated to be held on September 14 and 15, 2024.