Hard truths.
The sprinting icon, holder of the electric 9.58-second 100m world record set in 2009, told talkSPORT he doesn’t see anyone today ready to topple that mark anytime soon. Instead, Bolt painted a more personal pic...
The alarm was raised at 1:48 a.m., and firefighters from the Monte Bay station raced to the scene to find flames pouring from the roof.
The hype surrounding him has been enormous. His credentials will now firmly be put to the test in Tokyo.
In the final, he then followed it up by becoming the first-ever Australian to break the 20-second mark with victory in 19.98 seconds.