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Athletics World Championships

This Friday, the World Athletics Championships will open in London. Usain Bolt, as he promised, would leave the track and try to reinforce his great heritage. Mo Farah will also say goodbye to a wonderful career. Caster Semenia hope that this will not be her last contest as herself. So, who are the most interesting name for this year's Athletics World Championships?

Usain Bolt - the fastest runner in history. Loss would not change the sprint's legacy, but victory would give it immortality and eternity. That two more gold medals would place the runner where no athlete had ever been. They will make Bolt a competitive athlete who, from first moment didn't know any losses, when the big price was on the go. From Beijing 2008 to London 2017, Bolt won all. And he did it with a smile, naturally, causing a mechanical run to look as natural as a painting with a brush. In the Olympic Games, he won nine runs in 100, 200 and 4 X100 (lost a medal due to the one of the quartet's member use of illegal substances). In the World Championships, he won 11 gold medals out of 12 possible, with the only one missed as a result of disqualification. He is the first person to hold the world record at 100 and 200 meters, setting results that until recently looked imaginary.

To the Athletics World Championships in London, Bolt is arriving at the age of 30 and with completely human scores. 9.95 seconds at 100 meters is the quickest, placing him in tenth place as of 2017. He has never come to a big championship with such a slow result. And yet, it's hard to believe he will not win. Perhaps this is a global wishful thinking, but Bolt must do it. He Must. one more time. "You must not bet against him," reinforced the Canadian past runner Donovan Bailey, "to beat him, one must run perfect run." And that's the point. Because since he came into the picture there is no perfect runner like him, and it's doubtful he'll ever be. Do you wish that to? Would you like to watch him running, probably for the last time? Get your Athletics World Championships tickets now on Doctorticket!