Even after playing for 120 minutes, they wouldn't be unable to move.
With no other competitors in front or beside him, the test on Huang Kaiwen's willpower was significant.
His brain felt the fatigue in his body and wanted him to slow down to rest for a while.
Yet Huang Kaiwen didn't stop his steps.
He held his arms steady and continued running forward.
At this stage.
The cheers from the audience already felt a bit noisy to him.
But Huang Kaiwen didn't mind; he had started to ignore the noise, keeping his pace and continuing forward.
"In the final 10-kilometer stage, none of the other competitors have switched events yet, and Huang Kaiwen's lead is very, very clear. Spectators must be very curious about the 10-kilometer record. Currently, the shortest time for completing 10 kilometers is held by the Kenyan athlete Patrick Komen, who set a time of 26 minutes and 44 seconds in Utrecht, Netherlands, two years ago."
