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Is Usain Bolt going to be in the 2016 Rio Olympics?

Dramatic illustrations of the intensity of USA competition exist off the track as well. “I’m just really happy and all the glory goes to God”, she later reporters.

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Bolt cut a relaxed figure as he spoke with journalists on the 12th floor of a London hotel, showing no signs of self-doubt after a frustrating year so far.

JAMAICAN SPRINT legend Usain Bolt geared up for next month’s Olympic Games with a convincing win at the Anniversary Games (July 22). Our country doesn’t do that, ‘ Gatlin said when asked about Bolt’s inclusion.

“I’m leaving the day he goes to Rio and I’ll be back the day he gets back”, she said. “I just ran my best and look what happened”. As insane as that sounds with the talent that there is in the world, if I think any other way then I’m never going to achieve that.

Harrison, who won’t be competing in Rio due to incredibly stupid qualification procedures, has consistently been among the top hurdlers in the world over the past two years. One day, athletics will have to wave goodbye to his “Lightning Bolt” salute.

Instead, Harrison will have to settle for her record-breaking night at the London Diamond League meet being her crowning moment of the summer. “You know that whenever you’re in the same race as Usain Bolt, you’re in a decent place”.

As well as a star on the track, he’s also a financial success.

Bolt, back at the Olympic Stadium where he won three golds at London 2012 and in his final race before Rio, was greeted with the customary roar of approval when introduced to the crowd and responded with his famous “Lighting Bolt” signature pose.

Matt Hudson-Smith claimed an impressive 400m win in 45.03 after Martyn Rooney, who will be one of the British team’s most experienced athletes in Rio, was disqualified for a false start.

On Friday, she competed with that in mind.

“The key thing is I came out here and won but I’m always hungry for more”.

“She’s proven it over and over again”.

“Yes, it definitely tells me I have passed this test”, Bolt told The Gleaner shortly after leaving the newly laid London Olympic Stadium track. She was less impressive in the final, clipping a hurdle hard as she finished in 13.04 but this will still count as a good night’s work. “At first it was like, ‘Yeah, whatever”.

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Welcoming the decision, the six-time Olympic gold medallist said the ruling “will scare a lot of people, send a strong message”, Sport24 reported.

This hurdler just broke a world record and she's not even going to the Olympics