JAMAICAN sprint superstar, Usain Bolt has insisted that the loss of one of his nine Olympic gold medals because of the doping sanction of relay teammate Nesta Carter is disappointing.
“I am disappointed based on losing a medal, but it won’t take away from what I have done throughout my career, because I have won my individual events and that’s the key thing,” Bolt said while attending the opening of a high school gym in Santa Cruz, Jamaica.
The loss of the relay gold deprives Bolt of one of his “triple triples” — he won gold in the 100m, 200m and the 4x100m at Beijing and repeated the unprecedented feat in London in 2012 and again in Rio last year.
While conceding that the term “triple-triple” had “a nice ring to it” Bolt said he was looking forward.
“What can you do?” he said. “I’ve done all I wanted in the sport, I have really impacted the sport, I’ve really accomplished a lot so for me, I can’t complain,” he added.
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