It was a big loss to me because, for one, I was trying to do something nobody had ever done before. The fact is that now he has the bragging rights. I'm going to get him back in the outdoor. There's not a doubt in my mind that if I'd have been just running the 200 like him then I would've beat him. And I think he knows that too.
"60m": 6.74 s (Fayetteville 2005)
"100m": 10.00 s (Eugene 2008)
"200m": 19.63 s (Lausanne 2006)
"400m": 44.53 s (Sacramento 2006)
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"Xavier Carter" (born December 8, 1985) is an United States/American professional track and field athlete. He attended LSU Tigers/Louisiana State University and was a star on the LSU Tigers track and field/track and field team team as well a member of the LSU Tigers football/football team. Prior to LSU, Xavier Carter graduated from Palm Bay High School in Melbourne, Florida. He is the sixth fastest sprinter in the 200 metres/200 meters event with a personal best of 19.63 seconds.
More Xavier Carter on Wikipedia.It's not necessarily that he beat me. When you let someone who'd never won beat you before, it's the way they carry themselves after they beat you. He's already kind of a cocky, flamboyant guy. He won, so he has this title under his belt, so I know he's going to act now. I'm just going to get him next time.
I'm still wearing the purple and gold. And I'm still having fun.
If somebody offers you a million dollars over a few years, and you're not going to look at it, you're crazy. But on the other hand, you talk to anybody who went pro early, sometimes they say they regret it. A lot of them wish they would've stayed in college to be around the college atmosphere and get an education.
Dix is in my eyesight now. I'm pretty angry about it. It's going to be a long outdoor season for him.
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