Fans spot Noah Lyles ‘pulled out all the receipts’ after post to rival resurfaces from TWO MONTHS before Olympics 2024

NOAH LYLES’ bold social media post aimed at a sprint rival has resurfaced after he won 100m Olympic gold.

The Team USA star beat Jamaican Kishane Thompson by just 0.005 seconds to become Olympic champion.

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Noah Lyles is Olympic 100m champion[/caption]

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He beat Kishane Thompson by 0.005 seconds[/caption]

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Lyles was beaten by another Jamaican Oblique Seville in his heat[/caption]

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But he delivered on his promise of revenge and stared down his rival just as Seville did to him two months ago[/caption]

He came from last place to overtake his rivals to win.

Among those he passed on his way to the front of the pack was another Jamaican star, Oblique Seville.

Lyle, 27, and Seville had some prior beef coming into the 100m final.

Seville beat Lyles at the Racers Grand Prix at the beginning of June and he glanced over at the American as he crossed the line.

Following the race Lyles took to social media where he called out Seville, saying: “Oh yah…I’ll remember this! See you in Paris.”

Lyles clearly hadn’t forgotten about it by the time he arrived in Paris, as he was spotted glaring at Seville as the pair crossed the line in their semi-final, despite the American coming out second best in that race.

But he made amends in emphatic fashion later on as he showed why he is world and now Olympic 100m champion, with Seville finishing in last place.

Lyles, who finished in a time of 9.79seconds, has attracted plenty of praise for his performance as well as a few new fans, some of whom lauded the sprinter on social media.

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One fan reacted to his old post about Seville, saying: “He pulled out all the receipts today and took home the ”

Another added: “Might be the greatest “back that talk up” moment in history.”

And a third said: “Talking and backing it up>>>>”