He’s fast.
He’s demanding.
WATCH: Only Usain Bolt could win an Olympic gold and still be fuming with his performance https://t.co/4e1BmIxNk0
— SportsJOE (@SportsJOEdotie) August 19, 2016
He’s the greatest of all time.
When Usain Bolt said that he wanted to be considered in the same sphere as the best sportsmen in the history of the planet, he wasn’t lying.
“What else can I do to prove I am the greatest? I’m trying to be one of the greatest, to be among Ali and Pele,” he said.
“I have made the sport exciting, I have made people want to see the sport. I have put the sport on a different level.”
His 100m record is already looking like it could never be beaten. 9.58 seconds to scale that distance is crazy. Dare say it, it’s unbeatable.
No-one even looks close to it. And the New York Times have shown that perfectly.
Usain Bolt and the fastest men in the world since 1896 – on the same track https://t.co/vRvU489DDn pic.twitter.com/2JLXMrAD3V
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 19, 2016
They say the fastest a man could ever possibly run is 9.48 seconds. Good luck, lads.
The GAA Hour football podcast is here. Listen below or subscribe here on iTunes.
