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Usain Bolt limbers up for lightning showdown

Usain Bolt due to take on Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay in 100 metres at Golden League meeting in Brussels.

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Gay out of 100 showdown against Bolt, Powell

Three-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt will run the 100 meters in against Asafa Powell on Friday, seeking to break the world record for the third time this season. He won't, however, race against American Tyson Gay.

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Powell vows to break record

FORMER 100-METRE world record holder Asafa Powell, inspired by fellow countryman Usain Bolt

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Bolt leads battle of three speed kings

Olympic champion and world record holder Usain Bolt takes on world champion Tyson Gay and Jamaican compatriot Asafa Powell in a mouth-watering, first-ever 100m clash

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Athletics: Bolt to race Powell & Gay

Olympic 100m champion and world record holder Usain Bolt will face Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay in Brussels on Friday.

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Athletics: Asafa Powell threatens Bolt's 100m record with 9.72sec personal best in Lausanne

Asafa Powell gave Usain Bolt's world record a close shave with a personal best of 9.72sec in Lausanne

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Asafa Powell turns up the heat on fellow Jamaican Usain Bolt

Asafa Powell has ran the secondfastest 100 metres in history just 0.03 seconds behind the world record at the Athletissima Grand Prix.

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ATHLETICS: Powell runs the second fastest-ever 100m

After his Beijing upset, Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell equaled the second fastest 100-metre time, with 9.72 during a competition in Lausanne (Switzerland). His countryman Usain Bolt cruised to victory in the 200 metres with a time of 19.63 seconds.

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Bolt inspires Powell to target 9.59

Usain Bolt's startling 9.69-second run at the Olympics has inspired Jamaican compatriot and former world record holder Asafa Powell to target 9.59 for the 100 metres.

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‘Bolt deserved China limelight’

KENENISA Bekele was philosophical about the lack of publicity given to his own brilliant Olympic double compared to the exploits of Usain Bolt.

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Olympics: ‘Bolt deserved China limelight’

KENENISA Bekele was philosophical about the lack of publicity given to his own brilliant Olympic double compared to the exploits of Usain Bolt.

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Bolt wins 100; Jelimo runs historic 800

Usain Bolt easily won the 100 meters in 9.83 seconds Friday night in the Weltklasse meet, his first competition since record-shattering performance in the Beijing Olympics.

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World record bait for Bolt as Olympic stars gather in Zurich

Zurich - Usain Bolt is back on the track at Zurich's Golden League meeting on Friday with the carrot of a big cash prize for another world record. The Jamaican, who set world records in the 100 metres and 200 metres and was part of a third in the 4x1...

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Pickering is 'so disappointed'

Usain Bolt and the world-record breaking Jamaican 4x100m relay team would almost certainly still have taken gold, but Bath's Craig Pickering is this week reflecting on the fact that his error could well have cost the GB quartet a medal in Beijing last ...

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Bolt's world record could have been quicker

TRIPLE Olympic gold medallist and world-record holder Usain Bolt could have run the 100 metres in 9.52 seconds if he had not slowed to celebrate, according to his coach.