The world champion sprinter often comes across as a stereotypical arrogant American athlete. But he is also willing to show his vulnerable side Before lining up for his opening 100m heat in June's US Olympic trials, Noah Lyles made sure to milk his closeup on TV. But rather than pound his chest or point skyward or make some other peacock display of masculinity, the American sprinter did about the dorkiest thing possible: he pulled out a Blue-Eyes White Dragon Yu-Gi-Oh! card. For the uninitiated:...
The world champion sprinter often comes across as a stereotypical arrogant American athlete. But he is also willing to show his vulnerable side Before lining up for his opening 100m heat in June's US Olympic trials, Noah Lyles made sure to milk his closeup on TV. But rather than pound his chest or point skyward or make some other peacock display of masculinity, the American sprinter did about the dorkiest thing possible: he pulled out a Blue-Eyes White Dragon Yu-Gi-Oh! card. For the uninitiated:...
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