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Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Usain Bolt storms to victory in 100m final at Anniversary Games and sets sights on showdown with Justin Gatlin.

Usain Bolt laid the groundwork for a box-office clash in Beijing next month between the superstar of the sport and its chief villain Justin Gatlin as he won his first serious 100metres of the season in 9.87 seconds despite a sodden track in London.
The Jamaican superstar then watched his friend Mo Farah, who he has defended in the wake of the doping storm surrounding coach Alberto Salazar, ease to a stunning 3,000m victory.
Farah has never lost at the Olympic Stadium, where he made history by doing the distance double at London 2012. He received the loudest cheers of the night and won in 7min 34.66sec, before mimicking Bolt’s trademark archer celebration. 
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Usain Bolt cruised to victory during the men's 100m final at the Sainsbury's Anniversary Games, allaying any concerns over his fitness  
Usain Bolt cruised to victory during the men's 100m final at the Sainsbury's Anniversary Games, allaying any concerns over his fitness  
Bolt's time of 9.87 seconds in both the heat and the final on Friday night, is the sixth fastest time of the year for that event
Bolt's time of 9.87 seconds in both the heat and the final on Friday night, is the sixth fastest time of the year for that event

Bolt was on his first outing for six weeks after recovering from a pelvic injury and looks to be returning to his best form
Bolt was on his first outing for six weeks after recovering from a pelvic injury and looks to be returning to his best form
Meanwhile, Great Britain's Mo Farah won the men's 3,000m, beating his own Olympic Stadium record in the process 
Meanwhile, Great Britain's Mo Farah won the men's 3,000m, beating his own Olympic Stadium record in the process 

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