Top 10 fastest male Full Marathon athletes in the world so far

Marathon (Vietnamese pronunciation: marathons) is a marathon running race with an official length of 42,195 km. This event is based on a parable of a Greek warrior named Pheidippides, a postman who ran from the site. Marathon battle to Athens. The historical accuracy of this character is still particularly controversial because it is contrary to the “Historiai” history of the ancient Greek historian Herodotos.

The Marathon was one of the first events of the Modern Olympics in 1896, but it wasn’t until 1921 that the length of the race was standardized. Currently there are more than 800 marathon runners competing annually around the world, most of which are amateurs or casual people involved for entertainment purposes. Larger marathons can have thousands in attendance.

Today, EACHSHOES Combined TOP 10 athletes are the fastest male jogging of all time (Male Elite Runners) also known as GOAT (Greatest Of All The Time). The first is Eliud Kipchoge, who holds the world record set at Berlin Marathon 2018 with a record of 2:01:39. He is also the one who conquered the record of running Full Marathon under 2:00:00 in the INEOS 1:59 Challenge project (with a 1:59:40 record not recognized by the IAAF).

Following that was Kenenisa Bekele, the most regrettable thing for Bekele was that he was close to Eliud Kipchoge’s World Record, a 2:01:41 achievement that brought a lot of regrets. who are fans of Bekele. The two fastest running men in the world will have the opportunity to face off at the upcoming 2020 London Marathon in April. The couple has received a lot of attention, whether Bekele will beat Eliud Kipchoge or not. ? Or Eliud Kipchoge will continue to hold his throne. Please update EACHSHOES with the earliest news in the near future.

If you notice, the individual achievements of the Elite Runners are established by the names of two countries, Kenya and Ethiopia. In addition, the Major Marathon Event held in Berlin almost owned 7/10 times and established the highest achievement. 2018 and 2019 are considered the year with many breakthroughs in the global running village because the gap between athletes has been continuously broken. Typically, at the beginning of the year, Getaneh Molla ran with a record of 2:03:34 at the Dubai Marathon, and soon after that April with Mule Wasihun established a 2:03:16 record at London Marathon 2019, or Mosinet Geremew with a area 2:02:55. Then comes September 2019 Bekele at the Berlin Marathon.

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