Noah Lyles (Photo via Twitter)
Noah Lyles just put Tyreek Hill on blast.
Lyles had something to get off his chest during the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix.
Julien Alfred, Lyles, Devynne Charlton, Masai Russell, Rai Benjamin, and Grant Holloway were among the global gold medallists headlining the event in Boston.
Lyles was back on the track, a year after his 60m victory in a meeting record 6.44.
The 27-year-old defended his title in Boston after winning the men’s 60m at the NB Indoor Grand Prix in a 6.52 season best.
After winning, Noah Lyles sent a message to Tyreek Hill.
Lyles had a message on his bib for the Dolphins wide receiver that read, “Tyreek Could Never.”
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“Tyreek Could Never”
Noah Lyles (@LylesNoah) with the new message for Tyreek Hill after winning the New Balance Indoor 60 meters again in Boston. 😂
🎥 @TWDTV1 pic.twitter.com/TacDN8Gm3t
— Andrew Jerell Jones, Luke 1:37 (BlueSky too now) (@sluggahjells) February 2, 2025
Lyles continued in his interview afterward:
“When you’re ready to actually put some words down, and you’re actually ready to race, see me,” Lyles said of Hill to Lewis Johnson on NBC Sports.
“I’m right here. I ain’t going nowhere. But all I know is, your football season’s over. You ain’t got no excuse now.”
Tyreek Hill and Noah Lyles Reportedly Slated to Race in 2025
Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill has been beefing with Noah Lyles for some years now.
Lyles and Hill challenged each other to a race in separate comments following the Paris Olympics.
Hill and Lyles are reportedly slated to race in 2025 as part of a “Super Serious On Sight” series hosted by Terry Crews and fellow Super Serious co-founders.
VIDEO: Popular Streamer iShowSpeed Raced Olympic Gold Medalist Noah Lyles For $100,000, And The Result Will Absolutely Shock You
iShowSpeed and Noah Lyles (Photos via ISHOWSPEED/YoutTube)
Streamer iShowSpeed raced Olympic champion Noah Lyles for $100,000, and the result was pretty surprising.
Lyles is back home after winning gold in the Men’s 100-meter sprint at the 2024 Olympic Games in France earlier this year, also winning bronze in the 200-meter race despite a COVID-19 diagnosis.
Mr. Beast set up a race with Speed after the latter demanded a contest during a stream in which the former was seen hanging out with Noah.
Speed was in Miami, so he wasn’t sure he wanted to make the trip to Orlando for the race. Mr. Beast made it interesting by suggesting that $100K should be on the line.
Speed did make the trip and was warned by the sprinter, who told him that he should finish the race no matter what, given that he was expected to give up after falling behind from jump.
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iShowSpeed Proved He Can Hang With Noah Lyles
As it turned out, Speed was the one who shot out of the blocks and was ahead of the Olympian until he kicked it up a notch to barely beat the influencer. Speed thought it was a tie, though.
You can check the race out in the video below:
“If that bih was 20 meters Speed woulda won😂💯,” an X user wrote in the comments.
“he had the jump on him too,” another pointed out.
“nah if speed actually trained for this he would have been 100k richer,” said a third.
“bro won a gold medal in the olympics and a streamer who barks at a camera almost beat him😭😭,” a fourth noted.
“speed a superhuman bro wtf,” someone else wrote.
“It was closer than I thought… That’s crazy,” a comment read.
“Noah dusted him when he picked up momentum, W Speed tho,” someone mused.
Hopefully, we’ll see them go at it in a rematch soon.
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