#BBB NEWS| Record-Breaker: Usain Bolt Wins 3rd Successive 100m Gold In Rio

World’s fastest man Usain Bolt won the final of the 100m race ‎in record-breaking fashion as he became the first athlete ever to win three Olympic 100m titles.

The 29-year-old ran 9.81 seconds in his final Olympics event to replicate his success at both Beijing in 2008 and London Olympics in 2012 to finish ahead of America’s Justin Gatlin (9.89secs) and Canada’s Andre de Grasse (9.91secs).

He remains on course to win a third successive Olympic treble‎ and a ninth gold having won the 100m, 200m, and 4X100m relay titles in 2008 and 2012.

#BBB NEWS| Usain Bolt Shares His Thoughts From Rio On Jamaican Independence Day

No matter where Usain Bolt is in the world, the Olympic gold medalist isn’t afraid to rep for his country. With Saturday (August 6) being the 54th year of Jamaica’s independence, the athlete spread a little joy and love all the way from Rio De Janeiro.

“It’s a great day for us, we are using this as always to push us,” he explained to The Gleaner, “This is normally the time when we push forward in the Olympics and we will enjoy the day as always so have fun and love each other.” On August 6, 1962, the nation was officially granted its Independence from England and became an independent country.

In addition to Jamaicans now having access to equal rights, it symbolized the birth of a new nation.

Like every Olympic competition, all eyes are on Bolt as he makes his return to the Men’s Track and Feild 100m, 200m and Men’s 4x100m relay, respectively next week. Known for being the fastest man in the world, the 29-year-old became the first player to win six gold medals in the sprinting category.

#BBB NEWS| Usain Bolt Wins 200m Gold Medal At 2015 World Athletics Championships [PHOTOS/FUNNY VIDEO]

Usain Bolt has garnered yet another gold medal. Deemed the fastest man alive, Bolt dashed his way to first place during the 200m race at the 2015 World Athletics Championships in Beijing, China (Aug. 27).

According to CNN, the Jamaica-native reached the finish line in 19.55 seconds, defeating America’s Justin Gatlin who crossed the end in 19.74 seconds.

In an interview with BBC Sport, the 29-year-old decorated athlete said, “It’s great, a fourth [world title] win over 200m and it means a lot to me. I’m happy to be a 10-time World Championships gold medalist, especially when people have been saying I would lose.”