Could iShowSpeed Beat Noah Lyles in a 100-Meter Dash? A 3D Simulation Reveals All
The internet sensation iShowSpeed, known for his viral antics and energetic persona, has never been shy about his ambitions to compete at the highest levels. Recently, the YouTuber turned aspiring athlete has boldly challenged reigning world champion sprinter Noah Lyles to a 100-meter dash. While fans were intrigued by the matchup, a recent 3D simulation of the race has shed light on just how this head-to-head would likely play out.
In the simulation, which models both athletes’ sprinting abilities based on data, Lyles, a seasoned professional with a 100m personal best of 9.83 seconds, has a clear advantage. As expected, the 26-year-old world champion bursts out of the blocks with impeccable form and speed. Lyles, renowned for his powerful stride and exceptional top-end speed, completes the 100 meters effortlessly in a time just under 10 seconds, showcasing the difference between elite athleticism and amateur enthusiasm.
On the other hand, iShowSpeed, who has recently shown interest in sprinting and even posted videos of himself training for speed, struggles to keep pace with Lyles. The simulation places iShowSpeed’s time closer to 12 seconds—a respectable mark for someone without professional sprint training, but still far behind Lyles’ elite performance.
Despite the result, iShowSpeed’s fans were excited by the possibility of him racing one of the fastest men in the world, and the simulation has only fueled more interest in his athletic journey. Lyles, for his part, responded with good-natured humor, acknowledging the challenge and expressing respect for iShowSpeed’s enthusiasm.
In reality, while iShowSpeed might never beat a world-class sprinter like Lyles, his challenge to compete highlights the crossover between internet culture and professional sports, bringing new energy and excitement to the world of athletics.