Noah Lyles' Mom Upset After Son Collapsed at Olympics; Says Security Didn't Help

Photo: Noah Lyles (Instagram)

Noah Lyles’ mother, Keisha Caine Bishop, expressed her anger after her son collapsed at the Paris Olympics. Lyles, a track star, had just finished the men’s 200-meter race on Thursday when he fell to the ground. 

Despite feeling sick, he still managed to win a bronze medal. Bishop shared on Instagram that she begged stadium security to get a doctor, but they didn’t respond. 

She described it as one of the scariest moments of her life, saying she felt helpless as security ignored her pleas.

Photo: Noah Lyles (Instagram)

However, she thanked the NBC Olympics team for their help and kindness during the incident, as well as the USA Track & Field staff who supported her.

Lyles had tested positive for COVID-19 before the race but still competed. Despite his illness, he also won a gold medal in the 100-meter race earlier in the week. After the 200-meter race, he said his biggest fear was his asthma getting worse, but he managed to avoid any serious issues.

Lyles has since tested negative for COVID-19 and is now focusing on the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo next month.

Read Next:
LeBron James Faces Backlash After Telling Young Fan To 'Stop'

Source: Fox News 

Comments

Trending Now

Chris Martin Falls Through Stage Hole During Coldplay Concert In Melbourne

LeBron James Backs Kamala Harris For 2024 Election

Khalil Rountree Shows Facial Scars From UFC 307 Loss, Opponent Alex Pereira Says His Hand Still Hurts

NBA Star J.R. Smith Praises Bronny James' Humble Attitude After Lakers-Cavs Game

Trump Praises Caitlin Clark, Talks Pay In Women’s Sports

LeBron James’ Incredible NBA Longevity Stuns Joakim Noah

Police Officers Dance To 'Shake It Off' at Taylor Swift Concert

Director Todd Phillips Calls On Theaters To Cut Pre-Movie Commercials

Fans Tease Bronny James For Celebrating First NBA Basket

Jennifer Lopez Criticizes Trump Rally, Says Latinos Are Offended