Usain Bolt roared into Olympic history
here Sunday, capturing an unprecedented third consecutive 100m crown to
confirm his place in the pantheon of the greatest athletes the world has
ever seen.
The 29-year-old Jamaican legend,
competing in his final Olympics, powered over the line in 9.81sec,
vanquishing drug-tainted American rival Justin Gatlin who took silver
with Andre De Grasse of Canada claiming bronze.
Gatlin, who had been booed by the Rio crowd as he was introduced, crossed in 9.89sec with De Grasse just behind in 9.91.
Bolt galloped away in celebration after a
superb win, basking in the adulation of the stadium and even taking
selfies with fans during his lap of honour.
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