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Well, here it is. Whatever his official listing, this USA Today article clearly pegs him at 5'7", which is far more realistic:
"It's not just the Olympic-level times that have separated Bromell from the pack; it's also his diminutive size, relatively speaking, as his 5-foot-7 frame is often dwarfed by more prototypically sized competitors – such as Gay, who measures at just under six feet, and 6-foot-1 Justin Gatlin."
Not sure when it's obvious an athlete is not his or her listed height if we can list them at their real height if we have a citation. What do you guys think? Obviously, he's not even close to 5'9". --Criticalthinker (talk) 16:55, 1 February 2016 (UTC)Reply
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