US Olympic Stars Troll Tyreek Hill for Audacious Comments on Usain Bolt

Whether an NFL superstar can defeat the three-time Olympic gold medalist is there for people to see. Nonetheless, the rivalry between Usain Bolt and Tyreek Hill is coming to a boiling point. With Hill challenging Bolt to a sprint race, the NFL wide receiver is confident in his chances of defeating Bolt. So confident, that he wants to give you his Super Bowl ring. Things are heating up!

As Bolt retired from athletics after the 2016 Rio Olympics, the 35-year-old legend is venturing into different fields like music. But, Hill seems determined to pull him out of retirement and win the race. This move prompted athletes like Fred Kerley and Rai Benjamin to respond by putting hilarious tweets.

Fred Kerley responds to Hill

The silver medalist in Tokyo Olympics for the 100-meters competition, Fred Kerley, posted a tweet with laughing and clown emoticons for Hill. The latter spoke about his one Super Bowl ring and said that it is more valuable than 30 gold medals. Kerley responded to that post by mocking him on Twitter. In the same vein, when Bleacher Report posted a picture of Hill and Bolt together, they issued a debate for the fans.

“Harder to win- Super Bowl Ring or Olympic Gold medal?”

The 400-meters silver medalist from Tokyo Olympics, Rai Benjamin also mocked this claim by Hill. He spoke about how the Olympics was held once in four years while the debate was in favor of the Olympic Games. Hence, Hill’s hilarious video challenge might actually lead to a race after all. Although people are mocking him for his shenanigans, fans are excited at the prospect of both players competing in the competition.

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Can Tyreek Hill win against Usain Bolt?

Hill won the Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019. As the wide receiver is arguably the fastest man in the NFL, he challenged Bolt to a race, as soon as, possible.

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