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Usain Bolt said he looks at today's top sprinters and doesn't expect that to change anytime soon.
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Jamaica-born Bolt had created history at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing where he won the 100m, 200m and 4x100m races in world record times.
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Usain Bolt's account was intended to serve as a pension for him and his parents, his lawyer said.
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Bolt last week was informed that his account balance at Kingston-based Stocks and Securities Ltd (SSL) had inexplicably dwindled to just $12,000, lawyer Linton Gordon told Reuters late on Tuesday.
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Usain Bolt's accounts were handled by Stocks and Securities Limited, a company now under "enhanced oversight" from Jamaican authorities.
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Usain Bolt filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office on August 17 for the logo in connection with products including jewelry, purses, sunglasses, shoes and sporting goods. It also includes restaurants and sports bars with services like VIP areas, catering and loyalty programs.
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Alex Rose and Sam Browne worked hard, threw in some old-fashioned hustling and got investments from iconic athletes Usain Bolt and Serena Williams for their sports listing startup Let's Do This.
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Similar instances took place when Jamaica's sprinter Usain Bolt won the first gold medal at 100-metres final and 200-metres at 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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How mental preparation, deliberate random thoughts helped the sprint legend deal with fears.
Yes, even Usain Bolt had fears.
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"Challengers, just letting you know, I’m still the fastest cat around,” Bolt tweeted.
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All you need to know about the world's most celebrated sprinter.
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Usain Bolt again said he doesn't plan to run the 200 meters in his final season, realizing that his world record of 19.19 seconds is now likely beyond him.
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Two days before his 30th birthday, Bolt ran the anchor leg as the Jamaicans won in 37.27 seconds to add the relay gold to the 100 meters and 200 meters titles he had won for a third straight Olympics.
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The Fastest Sports brand in the World, PUMA, has associated with Procam International as the official Sportswear Partner for the Tata Steel Kolkata ...
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The Jamaican, the highest earner in his sport, will remain with Puma until after the 2016 Olympics when he will seek to add to his six gold medals.
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Lovaii Navlakhi of International Money Matters discusses the importance of financial planning and how it is a gradual process which requires dedication, patience and commitment.
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Usain Bolt will need to guard against complacency as he begins his bid to win the 100 metres crown while double Olympic champion Mo Farah goes for gold in the 10,000 on the first day of the world championships on Saturday.
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World 100 metres champion Yohan Blake has not been ruled out of defending his title in Moscow in August because of injury, his manager Cubie Seegobin said on Sunday, knocking down media reports that the Jamaican was to undergo surgery.
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Usain Bolt will have to qualify for the 100 metres at this year's world championships after Jamaican officials decided the country's automatic entry into the race should go to his training partner Yohan Blake.
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Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt has set his sights on defending his three titles at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro rather than switching to another event, the six-times gold medallist said on Monday.
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Today, we are going to look back at what the London Olympics 2012 delivered to India in terms of sporting achievement, to Britain, the host country in terms of reputation and business and to all of us in terms of entertainment and inspiration.
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Straight from a triumphant Olympic campaign, Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt dazzled dancing fans with a turn as a DJ at a London nightclub early on Sunday.
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A day after the astonishing deeds of Usain Bolt and David Rudisha lifted the spirits of athletics fans the world over, the seedy underside of the sport was exposed on Friday as two former dopers won Olympic gold.
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Jamaica will seek to extend its sprint dominance at London 2012 on Wednesday when Usain Bolt sets out to book his place in the men's 200 metre final and Veronica Campbell-Brown attempts to become the first woman to win three golds at that distance.
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After streaking to a second Olympic 100 metres gold on Sunday and treating everyone to an evening of showmanship and celebration along the way, Jamaica's Usain Bolt said he was one step closer to the legendary status many already afford him.
