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AGGIE OLYMPIAN BRYCE DEADMON RUNS THE FASTEST 400M TIME IN THE WORLD THIS YEAR ‼️

HE CROSSED THE LINE IN 44.30 🤯#GigEm // #AggieTF // @NCAATrackField pic.twitter.com/FxyM7PM6nX

— Texas A&M Track & Field/Cross Country (@aggietfxc) April 13, 2025

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Just take a look at his dominance! William Jones, who finished second, clocked 45.09 seconds. Jalen Williams finished third with a 45.49. Nobody was in the 44 bracket, but that is just how good Bryce is in 400m. Want more proof? Just dive in!

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Bryce Deadmon, 400m and Olympics

400m, and Bryce Deadmon is a love story. Since his college days, the man has been dominating the sport and has even carried this to the Olympics. When the Olympics went to the land of the rising sun, Bryce Deadmon, the Olympic medalist. The American who was making his Olympic debut ran like there was no tomorrow as soon as he logged the baton in 4x400m. His getting the lead was a key factor in Team USA winning the gold in a time of 2:55.70.

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In the very same Olympics, he was also in the team for a 4x400m mixed event as well. This time he had helped the team qualify for the finals with his great performance in the heats with a time of 3:11.39. USA clinched bronze in the end. Bryce bettered himself in the Paris Olympics.

Christopher Bailey, Vernon Norwood, Bryce Deadmon, and Rai Benjamin took their marks in Paris for 4x400m. Running the third leg for Team USA, Deadmon clocked an impressive split time of 43.50 seconds, contributing significantly to the team’s overall Olympic record time of 2:54.43 as they won the gold. In the mixed 4×400, he was accompanied by Vernon Norwood, Shamier Little, and Kaylyn Brown. Deadmon once again ran the third leg, clocking a split of 44.70 seconds. Quite dominant when he is covering 400m, ain’t he?

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