Wiki has Pog's weight at 66kg. Using that:
7.5w/kg = 500watts (near enough)
From an historical point of reference, at the heights of the EPO era, 79kg Miguel Indurain was doing (I think?) 500watts when he did his "extraterrestrial" Luxembourg TT in the '92 Tour.
What weight are we assuming for Pog? If he is lighter that makes the numbers (slightly) more believable.
Mou claim 7,5w/kg during Tour TT in 2025. Crazy time ahead of us
Considering he did 7.24W/kg for 23min on stage 15 when he attacked, which was deep into a GT, deep into one of the hardest stages, in the heath at end of a
40MIN climb - if he further continue to improve which we already saw after the Tour and if continue that further, 7.5W/kg for
20min climbs definitely is more than plausible we can see into stages next year, he is just taking 2+2 together here. Think thats what he meant and not the Peyragudes TT snipehem, and based on what we already know its def probable. Also its crucial to divide this from 16km climbs thats not what were talking about, but 7-8km ish.
I wouldn't be surprised if it goes north to 8.
Liege he already did 8 this year. He did ~530w (8.2w/kg) on La Redoute. Granted 4.08min but he wasnt dead after, also its 200 ++ more km if were talking about the Peyragudes TT which you meant, which is 11km only, we also know hes improved alot since Liege and if he further improves even from that which are likely and probable, but I dont think he ever said 7.5 for the TT. and meant climbs and stages. The TT, its crazy but I agree with you, based on what we already know - if he can do 7.24W/kg for 23min deep into a GT and at the end of one of the hardest stages and 40 min climb, its possible in that scenario, at least closer to 8 than 7.5,in the TT only.
8W/kg deep into stages for a sustained 20+min are not realistic at all indeed but he said 7.5 and thats not that far fetched based on what we know its just 2+2, if he improves like is likely and rumours are true its just probable. This guy is already making extraterrestrial guys seems like amateurs.