Approaching the Finish Line, US Sprinter Has Difficulty Keeping It Covered

After a sprinter's junk made an unscheduled public appearance, underwear companies are seeking him out.

TMZ reports that U.S. sprinter Chris Robinson was competing the Ostrava Golden Spike meet in Czechia last week when his manhood fell out of his loose-fitting shorts.

Watch the final seconds of the race in the tweet that went viral:

He won the 400m hurdle race while attempting to keep this imposing thing covered. But it kept flopping out as he approached the finish line. It then took an unscheduled bow when Robinson somersaulted onto the track in exhaustion. He didn't seem particularly upset from the look of the grin on his face.

Despite it all, Robinson performance was his season-best time of 48.05 seconds (just 0.1 seconds off his personal best).

A clip of the race went viral and has led to Robinson being approached by two underwear companies, one offering a job as a model and the second protection from this happening again.

"Shinesty – known for its humorous clothing – told us they've actually been looking for someone to model their new 'Magnum Pouch Ball Hammock' undies, which have a front pocket 47% larger than the average ... and Robinson is more than qualified for the job," reports TMZ.

Robinson is said to be open to the offer.

TMZ adds that "another brand – Krakatoa – is also offering Robinson help ... with CEO Alex Bortoluzzi telling us they'd like to send the sprinter a care package, as they make items with high-performance athletes in mind. 'We have a special pouch in front, to keep things separated, and not slapping around,' Bortoluzzi said."

Robinson, nicknamed "The Anomaly," is a first-year pro who ran college track at Alabama from 2022-24.