Usain Bolt finally got his party started at the Olympics on Saturday as he completed a routine win in one of the heats as he gets ready for the Semi-final match.
“It’s always to win,” he said. “That’s what I’m here for.”
He did just that in a first-round heat that was, typically, entertaining, given the low-pressure semi-sprint that it was.
The two-time defending gold medalist got his customary slow start and lumbered out of the blocks — seventh out of eight in his heat. He trailed heading into the final 25 meters, then glanced to his left and measured up Andrew Fisher, a Jamaican who competes for Bahrain and was a body length ahead of him, three lanes over.
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