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Olympic legend Usain Bolt believes he's not getting Jamaica's highest honour when he is alive, although he is flattered by public opinion that he is deserving the national award.
Track's greatest sprinter in history Usain Bolt isn't expecting so much on receiving Jamaica's highest honour despite seeing himself as a national hero.
In an appearance on The Fix podcast, the sprint legend said he's doubtful he'll receive the honour when alive, perhaps after his death.
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"We know we nah get national hero until we dead. Dat nah happen fi now so we just a put that out deh. Me nah siddung and stress bout dat,” he said.
However, Bolt remains happy with public opinion that he deserves the country’s highest national award.
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'They were putting pressure on him to beat us' - Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell spill on 'wasted' potential of legendary French sprint icon
Track legends Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell made bold statements on retired French sprint hero Christophe Lemaitre, saying he never got to fulfil his maximum potential.
"We always try to uplift Jamaica and put a positive spin out there because you know other people always talk and it’s always a negative energy. So we just try to put Jamaica on the map in a positive way,” he continued.
“So when you hear people speak like that about you, it makes you know they recognise what you a do and what you a try accomplish for the country.”
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The 100m and 200m world record holder who is unarguably the greatest Jamaican sportsman in history, is also considered in the league of sporting greats such as Lionel Messi and Michael Phelps.
In a national poll conducted in January 2024, music icon Bob Marley was favoured over Bolt and cultural giant Louise Bennett, popularly known as ‘Miss Lou’ to be Jamaica’s next national hero.
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15:33 - 06.02.2025
'I want to make my name as big as Usain Bolt' - Gout Gout's lofty dream of leaving his legacy for younger generations
Sprint sensation Gout Gout wants to write his own history, opens up about being compared to Usain Bolt on Beyond The Records Podcast.
According to the survey conducted by Don Anderson’s Market Research Services Limited, Forty-four per cent of respondents chose Marley if he, along with Bolt and Miss Lou, were under consideration for the award.
Despite this, the Olympic legend doesn't have any hard feelings and still considers himself a national hero.
“The amount of people who see me and say ‘Usain, we love what you do for the country…You make ghetto youths want to do better. The overwhelming support and how people talk to you can tell that I’ve made a real impact on the country,” he concluded.
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