AFRO wrote:Bwahahaha the english PERVE is still in denial!!
, IT WAS ALL OVER THE TV that Bolt had a chance to break his previous record because conditions were perfect in the stadium, SO STOP LYING PLEASE!!!, it was as weak a field as i've seen in ages, and the Jamaican's took full advantage of it, only a fit Gay would have challenged Bolt, the rest, even on their best day would have come up short, so please wheel and come again DUNCY!!
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You really are an idiot....
Bolt ran the second fastest 100m of all time (9.63). The only person to run faster than Bolt in London was Bolt himself when he ran his world record of 9.58. That London final was an exceptional performance, and all the former greats saw that. They have a lot more credibility than you do....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/olympics/19142754" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Steve Cram, Olympic 1500m silver medallist (1984):
"He wasn't the best out of the blocks, but he didn't need to be. He has got so much more than the rest of these guys.
It is the strongest field there has ever been in this event but they cannot touch Usain Bolt."
In terms of credibility, Cram >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Afro....
On Gay's best day, he ran 9.69 in Shanghai in 2009, so even on his best day he would've come up short! Sorry to tell you this, Afro, but your beloved American sprinters are just not good enough.
Is Gay the only name you can call?
Let me explain something to you that you don't seem to understand, Afro...athletics is different from cricket in that times take precedence over opinion. You can debate until you're blue in the face over who's the better batsman - Lara or Tendulkar - and still not arrive at a conclusion, but there's no question who's the fastest man in the world - Usain Bolt.
The times show that this final was the fastest final ever, because seven of the eight finalists made it under nine seconds. In sprints, the following is automatic:
fastest final = strongest final
"The men's 100m final featured the fastest field of sprinters ever assembled. "
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/gallery ... metres-win" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;"
"While he normally likes to coast to the line, he needed all his energy to pull out the win against the strongest field this event has ever seen."
http://www.cbc.ca/olympics/trackandfiel ... blake.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Cram was stating a fact, not venturing an opinion. If you think otherwise, then show me a link to a final which was faster overall than this one. And show me a link to a former athlete like Cram who says otherwise, because you, Afro, have no credibility.