Noah Lyles has always danced on the fine line between brilliance and backlash. From his fiery words aimed at legends like Usain Bolt to his simmering rivalries with Kishane Thompson and Oblique Seville, the 200m World Champion has long been painted as Jamaica’s favorite track nemesis. Off track, things turned worse when his words, “ I have been getting the drama from Jamaican camps for at least five years now,” pulled his relationship with Jamaican sprinter Junelle Bromfield into a firestorm of backlash in 2024. Despite this, when disaster struck the island recently, Lyles stepped up, not for headlines but for humanity.

Noah Lyles and his foundation recently joined forces with Jamaican sprinting legend, Asafa Powell, to uplift local communities that were hit hard by the category five

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