Usain Bolt makes a word of prudence at the drop of 17 years as he is preparing for the world athletics championships

Usain Bolt issued a word of prudence at the drop of 17 years when he was preparing to participate in the next world athletics championships in Tokyo later this week. The legendary athlete of the Jamaican track praised the drop of drop for its incredible performances; However, he wanted the Australian athlete to be careful while he was making a transition to the professional circuit.

Gout Gout will compete against a very competitive range of athletes which includes Noah Lyles, Letsile Tebogo, Kenny Bednarek and Zharnel Hughes, among others, in the 200m male in Tokyo. The youngster posted coherent improvements in his races during the 2025 season and is currently holding a personal record of 20.02 to 200m at the Ostrava Golden Spike.

While fans showed their eagerness for the world championships to come, Usain Bolt discussed the current generation of athletes and gave some advice to the drop of gout when he crossed a crucial phase of his athlete career. Bolt compared the capacity of the Australian athlete to that of his and told him to be extremely careful during the transition to the professional circuit. Usain Bolt also addressed the importance of ensuring that he is with the right people, as well as having a great coach who considers his future.

Usain Bolt highlighted the importance of having the right people around him, as well as having a good coach who has his future in mind.

“I think the talent he shows when I was young is the same thing, and that is why I try to advise him to be very careful in transition, because I had trouble going to the senior level. So find the right people, find the right coach who could transform (him) to the upper level (it is important). It has a great future.

Bolt was confident about the future of Gout Gout as an athletics athletics, provided that he made the right decisions for his career.

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Usain loops on the 100m male at the world athletics championships

Usain Bolt talked about the 100m male race at the world athletics championships in an interview in Tokyo. The Jamaican athlete expressed his confidence in Kishane Thompson and the capacity of Seville to dominate the programming.

According to him, they could both dominate Noah Lyles and finish in the first two places if they were running the race in the best way.

“Kishane and oblique have really shown this season that they are really doing very well. They should be at least 1-2 because they have proven throughout the season they are at the top, and they run fast times. So it’s just a question of execution,” he said.

Bolt shared that he will be in Tokyo to watch the race and hopes to present the gold medal to a Jamaican athlete.