Catch him if you can! Because Star Jamaican athlete Usain Bolt has proved that he is the fastest man on this earth. Bolt wrote his name in the history books, winning his third consecutive Olympic title in the men’s 100 metre event at the Rio Olympics 2016. He ‘bolt-ed’ through in just 9.81 seconds on Sunday and even though it was the toughest race he had ever run during his entire career, he emerged victorious. Twitteratis along the world were quick to react on his epic win and these are some of the most hilarious ones!
Even we are certain, he is the flash!
YAS! #FlashOfGenius #UsainBolt #FastestManInTheWorld pic.twitter.com/d6UzXNEW0M
— VOX Cinemas (@voxcinemas) August 15, 2016
No sir not Bolt!
Winner focus on wining?
Nah ! NOt in case of #UsainBolt
Seems like he is enjoying. pic.twitter.com/OFNL5jwtmh— KHK (@kinzealous) August 15, 2016
Mine too!
#Olympics #UsainBolt pic.twitter.com/UcsWnt1O8a
— Dude I’m Stoned (@thestoned_dude) August 15, 2016
Told ya!
#UsainBolt the flash pic.twitter.com/GumsMMbqfe
— حسنشتاين (@Al77assan) August 15, 2016
@usainbolt #Rio2016 #winners #UsainBolt #MichaelPhelps pic.twitter.com/Cw07UqabQS
— Darrin Chase (@DarrinChase) August 15, 2016
American star Justin Gatlin, Bolt’s biggest rival in the competition was the leader until the closing stages before the Jamaican started to pull away, and had to settle for the silver with an impressive 9.84 seconds. Andre de Grasse of Canada took bronze with a time of 9.91 seconds.This is the Jamaican’s third win after the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 Games in London. The star has now claimed that he will win the other three medals as he is aiming towards his target of repeating his 100m, 200m and 4x100m victories at the Beijing 2008 and London 2012 Games. When asked about his aims for next year’s Games, Bolt confirmed while speaking to rio2016.com, that his sights are set on an unprecedented ‘triple-triple’ with a new world record in the 200m his main aim before he retires in 2017.
“The 200m (world record) is definitely on the ‘to-do list’ for me, so I’m really focused on getting that done,” said Bolt, who holds the world records for the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay. “It’s the Olympics, it’s the biggest stage, so the opposition will be tough and it will be extremely exciting, and the possibility of a world record is always there.” Bolt.
