The Thomas Robinson Stadium is being witness to some thrilling fast-paced action as the 2024 World Athletics Relays rage on. With the 2024 Olympics looming on the horizon, track and field athletes are going all in with hopes of securing their tickets to Paris and the two-time NCAA champ Joseph Fahnbulleh just gave Liberia a fighting chance on the grand stage.

In the first heat of the men’s 4x100m relay event on the second day, the 22-year-old achieved exquisite speeds as the anchor of the Liberian team. With a time of 38.65 (a national record), the squad of Akeem Sirleaf, Emmanuel Matadi, Jabez Reeves, and Fahnbulleh have now qualified for the Paris Games, and fans can’t hold back on the admiring words.

On the official website of World Athletics, the results of the Bahamas are being updated in real time, making sure fans can keep up with all the developments. Liberia’s first three 100m laps weren’t all that great and the team was trailing behind several others going into the final 100m. However, the Minnesota native Fahnbulleh came back strongly from behind to steal an auto spot after helping Liberia finish second.

Naturally, fans are in search of words that would properly describe Joseph’s display. One fan thinks the 2023 African Games bronze medalist has a few tricks up his sleeves that his opponents would do well to take note of. “ when he gets to his speed he does something dangerous!” exclaimed the track and field fan on social media.