...What a sad day for the Jamaican...Did he smoke too much of it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZgtCR3IMqc

.....very sad indeed.....he should have known better...

@Sober, what do you mean he was taken out?

I think this guy is just too full of himself,he needs to take a step backwards are reflect on his future

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Usain Bolt may be full of himself but he sure is a beast

Whatever he is, he runs well.

There's nothing weird with his behaviour....you need that kind of confidence to win. Do you remember Maurice Greene?

He is proud, to some extent arrogant. I couldnt stand him when he came to the world scene. Bt after he came to nairobi and visited my uncle,i find him ok and just one of us. I'd rather him than any americana anytime.

after watching carefully the replay(in slow motion)u will realize that the move was intentional!!again just analyze his reaction there after...removes vest then goes to thump the walls!those are traits of cover up.

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wachana na conspiracy theories

Even Bolt can make a mistake.

Some good may come from it if the false start rule is reviewed.

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"Olivia Grange, Jamaica’s minister of sport, led the clamour for change here, slamming the ‘one strike and out’ regulation which prompted the downfall of her country’s national icon as “crazy”.

Even some prominent voices within the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) were left conceding privately that the idea of billions watching the instant disqualification of the sport’s one greatest superstar felt like a case of athletics once again lancing itself in the foot.

IAAF officials will be discussing the matter at their Council meeting on Sunday, although that would be too late for the rule to be changed before the end of the championships.

Not only Bolt but two top British athletes, Olympic champion Christine Ohuruogu (in the 400m heats) and Dwain Chambers (in the 100m semi finals) fell foul of the ‘sudden death’ regulation on the opening weekend.

"It’s a crazy rule," said sports minister Grange, who had flown to Korea to watch the race. “The message has been sent that they need to revisit this ruling."
http://www.telegraph.co....tics-Championships.html

Wameze wembe.

It will be a sad day if the rules get changed to suit just one Jamaican!