Track and Field is the event that best reflects the basic sports of human beings. It is known as the mother of sports. Modern track and field development has been very refined so far. There are more than 20 events in total. The birth of a new world record in one event proves that humans have reached a new level of exploration of sports. Not every world record has been broken in a normal progress cycle. Looking at the seven most difficult world records in track and field history, Bolt's 9.58 ranked second, and Joyna 's 10.49 sleeps for thirty-two years.
7 Powell
29 years ago staged a men's long jump century showdown. American star Powell defeated his compatriot Carl Lewis at his peak with 8.95 meters, ending his ten-year unbeaten myth and breaking the 8.90 world record. It has been as stable as Mount Tai for almost 30 years. To break through it in the future, the challenger needs to have the strength of more than 9 meters.
6th Koch
400 meters is a relatively popular event in track and field. The former East German star Koch can be called the women's 400-meter world record harvester, setting the world record seven times in the first seven times. From 1978 to 1982, the human limit was first raised from 49 seconds 19 to 48 seconds 16. Although the "spoiler" Kratokhvilova appeared in the middle and opened for 48 seconds with 47 seconds 99, Koch finally proved his kingly strength. In 1985, the world record was frozen at 47 seconds 60 in Canberra. The best result in the world field in today's world is Nasser's 48 seconds 14, which is as many as 0.54 seconds apart from Koch's world record.
Fifth Sotomayor
Sotomayor is the "mountain of Everest" in the high jump world of men. He jumped 2.43 meters and 2.45 meters in the late 1980s and early 1990s, setting a world record for indoor and outdoor men that has been maintained to this day. The best result of this century is Balhim jumped out of 2.43 meters and 2.46 meters and failed repeatedly to hit the height of 2.46 meters. Balhim will turn 30 next year, and the chance of setting a new world record is getting smaller and smaller.
4 Isinbayeva
Russian female player Isinbayeva was praised as the female version of Bubka. She has set a total of 28 career times, increasing the world record for women's pole vaults by more than 20 centimeters. In 2009, the world record was fixed at 5 meters 05 in the Zurich Grand Prix. In recent years, only the only one who jumped over 5 meters in the world field in the world has been the only one in the United States Morris , but the upper limit of Morris' talent is not high.
3 Edwards
British star Edwards ushered in the peak explosion at the 1995 Gothenburg World Championships, setting a new world record twice in six rounds of test jumps. The first jump 18.16 not only broke the 17.98 world record he held, Edwards also became the world's first athlete to pass the 18.29 mark. The second jump Edwards jumped out of 18.29 meters and set a new limit on mankind, and has been in a state of dust for 25 years.
second Bolt
men's first 100-meter history Bolt, while winning gold medals for many Olympic World Championships, broke the world record three times, 9.72 in the New York Grand Prix, 9.69 in the Beijing Olympics, and finally 9.58 in the Berlin World Championships. It has been sleeping for 11 years and has developed to this day. There are very few people who have reached 9.70 in the 9.70 in the future. The talent and strength of Bolt must be at least at the same level as Bolt.
First Joyna
Joyna is one of the women's 100-meter legends. In the 1988 US Olympic Trials, no one broke the world record with 10.49 seconds. In thirty-two years, no one ran into 10.60 seconds, let alone set a new world record. The second result in history is Jetel in 2009 in Shanghai. The current world's top level is around 10.75 seconds. It can be seen that Joyna's 10.49 will continue to sleep, and the time will be longer than Bolt's 9.58 seconds, and the difficulty is greater than that of Bolt's world record.
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