“Legends never die”: Usain Bolt’s Recent Post Raises Questions; Fans Root For A Paris Olympics Comeback

The Paris Olympics 2024 organizers have showcased their stellar tryst by creating surprising elements since the emergence. The latest Kinomap collaboration is one from that list. However, the top position may demonstrate Usain Bolt’s sudden entry into the torch-bearing ceremony. The organizers kept the secret until the last minute on the bank of the Seine, making a perfect spectacle of the eight-time Olympic champion with the Olympic torch in his hand. 

That morning elevated Usain Bolt as the first on the occasion of the Paris Olympics in 2024. But that might be the beginning for the 37-year-old legend to dangle himself in the color of the French capital show. 

Paris Olympics 2024 to witness lightning?

The fandom of Usain Bolt may brace itself with a new hope. The Jamaican GOAT himself contributed to that. In his latest Instagram post circulation, Usain Bolt took up his sprinting boots again. In the latest post, the sprinting demigod was seen not losing his spree. Rather, the caption supported his silent message longer than ever. It read, “What we been through is more than tongue can tell”.

It was well enough for Bolt’s fans to join the spree with their wishes for their ‘lightning bolt’. Several fans conjured the prospect of the Olympic champion sprinting again in the Paris Olympics in 2024. One fan with the Instagram handle named filda_voby_ declared, “Legend never die”.

Interestingly, the same clip has also been posted by social media sensation and one of the most-followed TikTok video creators, Khaby Lame, on his Instagram story that Bolt reposted. The Rio Olympics 2016 was the last occasion where Usain Bolt showed his love affair with the event in his yellow color. However, Bolt’s love for the tracks never ended. 

Usain Bolt’s untold love for the Olympics 

This year’s Diamond League witnessed several sprinting world records withering away. However, Yohan Blake found himself lucky after discovering his Diamond League record unbroken after 12 years. But Bolt can write his name on that long-standing record list over Blake’s. The Lightning Bolt’s 100m and 200m sprinting world records still stand, set in 2009. But that couldn’t deter Bolt from shifting his lovey-dovey as the Jamaican phenom repeatedly accepted his bow to the Olympics. “It’s always going to be the [Olympic] gold medals,” he claimed to CNN Sports. 

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So, even after hanging his boots in 2017, Bolt never took an off from his daily exercise routine or lifestyle. On several occasions, he appeared with his usual sneaker-footed form discussing the techniques with the budding athletes. Appearances like that may have been helpful to those fortunate athletes. But, from time to time, it also raised Usain Bolt’s comeback chances in the field again. 

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