London 02:02:37

Mo Farah alipoteza watch yake ikamcost...

This guy trains so hard, race day is actually the easy day. Look for videos of Kipchoge training on Youtube. He trains at altitude of above 2400 metres almost all round so when he runs in London ni kama mchezo.

Mo Farah.... Tycho usinichekeshe...Look at his personal best times against Kipchoges.. he never stood a chance. In the marathon he is nowhere near Kipchoge. Even in his most celebrated events, the 5,000 and 10,000m he was very lucky to be running after Kenenisa Bekele had retired or was on his way out of track racing. Mo Farah's fastest time in 5000m is the 33rd fastest time ever ran. His best 10,000m time in number 16. Paul Tergat had better 5000m, 10000m and marathon times than Mo Farah.

GOAT and it’s not even close. I very seriously think this guy will run under 2 minutes in Berlin later this year. Maybe am delusional but if anybody is even remotely capable of achieving this elusive feat, it’s this guy. Look at me being greedy, instead of enjoying the wins am already asking for a superhuman performance next outing. Lol. But he brought it on himself, you spoil us with big wins that look like they come easy for you and we expect more. Sub 2 minutes is what we want now. We won’t accept less.

The Berlin course is flat and has way fewer corners than the other major city marathons. Plus there is never any headwind to face in Berlin and the weather is almost always ideal being in September which is fall season, best weather for running a marathon. There is also speculation that since majority of Berlin course is asphalt, marathoners tend to run faster there as opposed to Boston, London and New York courses which are mostly concrete. Don’t know how true that theory is though but it might hold some water.

By the way, we don’t want 2:01, we want 1:59. We want something that will be transcendent.