Faster Than Lightning

Lightning Bolt is undoubtedly the greatest athlete in the history of the 100 meters. He broke the 100-meter world record three times, won the Olympic championship three times, and won the World Championships three times. He achieved an unprecedented three-lap Grand Slam in the history of the event. In addition, Bolt is also one of the top ten flyers in the history of the 100 meters who has not been involved in doping controversy. His contribution to the fight against doping has also made his status more stable. As of now, the ten fastest athletes in the history of men's 100 meters are: Bolt 9.58 Seconds, Gay 9.69 Seconds, Blake 9.69 Seconds, Powell 9.72 Seconds, Gatlin 9.74 Seconds, Coleman 9.76 Seconds, Bromel 9.76 Seconds, Omanyara 9.77 Seconds, Nesta Carter 9.78 Seconds, and Maurice Green 9.79 Seconds. If we look at the historical status, Bolt's three-lap Grand Slam of 100 meters will definitely rank first in history. Carl Lewis achieved 2 gold medals in the Olympics + 2 world records and 3 world championships. The 2-lap Grand Slam will definitely rank second in history; Gatling won 1 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze in the 100-meter Olympics + World Championships. With 2 golds and 3 silvers in the competition, and a personal pb of 9 seconds and 74, he can be ranked third; Morris Green has 1 gold and 1 bronze in the Olympics + 3 golds in the World Championships + 9 seconds and 79 WR, and can be ranked fourth; and the Canadian star Bailey has achieved Olympic champion + World Championships + 9 seconds and 84 WR, and can be ranked fifth.