“I don’t care”: Kenny Bednarek silences Noah Lyles & Co. with brave statement at the Olympic Games in Paris

Kung Fu Kenny has repeated his achievement from three years ago! He won silver at the 33rd Olympic Games, Kenny Bednarek surprised not only his fans with his breathtaking speed, but also his national team colleague Noah Lyles. The reigning men’s 200m world champion was the favorite to win the gold medal at this competition in Paris, but when he failed to do so, Bednarek took the opportunity to send a scornful message to his critics and opponents.

The scenes of the breathless Lyles at the end of the race were a sight that raised many eyebrows. When it came to light that he was running with COVID, fans rushed to express their disappointment at Noah’s “irresponsible” Decision to compete despite the problem. But Bednarek, on the other hand, is not the type to give in at the moment.

In a recent post on X by Chris Chavez just minutes ago, the Tulsa native made it clear that he will not let his opponent’s bad luck spoil his triumph. When asked in the post-race interview how he felt about Noah choosing to run the race despite his illness, Kenny said he won’t think much about it. “I don’t care. If I get sick, I’m fine. I don’t see these things as a big deal. I’m healthy and I do everything I can to make sure my body is healthy. It doesn’t bother me at all,“Bdnarek tried to shrug the whole thing off.

Keeping a firm grip on fleeting emotions on the big stage is what brought him his recent success. Moments after running 19.62 in the City of Love, Bednarek wrote on social media:Talk is cheap. Nerves of steel, plated with platinum,“ and stressed that fans should not be fooled by his calm demeanor before the race.