Usain Bolt experienced more highs than lows throughout his illustrious career but one setback still haunts the legendary track star. The Jamaican sprinter has done it all. If his eight Olympic and ...

Usain Bolt has disclosed that fear of heavy tackles was a deal-breaker for considering a career in the NFL. After dazzling at three Olympic Games, Bolt hung up his sprinting shoes in 2017.

USAIN BOLT made a surprise appearance in a swanky restaurant in Wigan to celebrate Bolton legend Ricardo Gardner's birthday. Bolt, 38, is enjoying retirement after his legendary career, which saw ...

Diners were left speechless in a swanky restaurant near Wigan after finding themselves lined up alongside none other than Usain Bolt ... was asking for pictures and he (Bolt) and Ricardo ...

Usain Bolt is one of the most outstanding track and field athletes who needs no introduction. Even though Bolt may not be ...

Usain Bolt's accounts were handled by Stocks and Securities Limited, a company now under "enhanced oversight" from Jamaican authorities. Usain Bolt filed an application with the US Patent and ...

Usain Bolt made a shock trip to Wigan to celebrate the birthday of Bolton icon Ricardo Gardner. The Jamaican sprinting legend has been retired since 2017 after winning eight Olympic gold medals.

Usain Bolt's records are being challenged by young sprinting talents who have set their sights on surpassing his achievements, with some extraordinary records already being broken. But what's odd ...

After the race, Bolt said: "Usain Bolt, one. James Corden, one hundred. He ain't ready." Bolt finished the segment by flashing his trademark pose having conquered yet another set of opponents.

After Usain Bolt won the 100-meter Olympic gold medal in Rio this week, NBC’s Bob Costas wondered if the sprinter had surpassed reggae music icon Bob Marley as the most popular Jamaican in the ...

Eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt is disappointed over not being able to recover his $12.7 million savings lost in the Stock and Securities Limited scam, his attorney Linton Gordon said.