The USATF Indoor Championships are raging on and fans are being treated to some incredible performances on the track. However, those watching the event from their homes haven’t been able to soak in the thrills like the live attendees. Before the tournament, it was revealed that only the second day of the Championships would be broadcast on TV and that didn’t sit well with the fans.

Now, the two-time World Championships medalist Trayvon Bromell expressed his frustration over the matter and took to social media to vent his disappointment. With fans missing out on some incredibly thrilling moments from the USATF Indoor Championships, Bromell argued that more protection must be ensured for the sport that the community adores.

Track and field star not happy with USATF Indoor Championships streaming

In his latest Instagram story, Bromell expressed his anger over the USATF Indoor Championships’ streaming situation. On day one of the tournament, the 2023 World Championships gold medalist Grant Holloway ran a spectacular race and broke his own 60m hurdles record to set a new world record (7.27). On the same day, Tia Jones tied the women’s 60m hurdles world record. But, for the lack of streaming, no one could watch their phenomenal performances, and Bromell wasn’t taking it lightly.

In his story, Trayvon wrote, “Interesting” citing the missed opportunity that restricted fans of Jones and Hollowway to witness history. He also mentioned that while seeing the sport grow is promising, it’s also necessary to protect the integrity of the same. “We want the sport to grow but gatekeep our own sport“, stated Bromell with evident frustration.

With several national icons like Sha’Carri Richardson expressing their anger over last year’s US Championships streaming fiasco, Bromell’s latest bomb-dropping will certainly underscore the bigger issue once again. While Trayvon continues to advocate for better streaming services for a tournament of such magnitude, USA athletes continue to dish out stellar performances at the USATF Championships.

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Athletes showcasing their mettle

Only yesterday, Olympian Shelby McEwen recorded a sensational 2.28m high jump to clinch the men’s gold medal in Albuquerque. His victory comes days after he matched the world lead score in the event, and will surely now eye similar results at the upcoming Paris Olympics.

Read more: USATF Indoor Championships: American Olympic Athlete Makes History, Smashes 29-Year-Old Record

On the other hand, hammer-throwing star Daniel Haugh successfully defended his title while also setting a new world record. Surpassing the 26m mark, haugh proved once again why he’s one of the best in the world. With so many exceptional talents making the 2024 USATF Indoor Championships a tournament to remember, let’s hope the streaming situation is addressed at the earliest for more fans to bask in the glory of their favorite stars.

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