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Published on Jun 29, 2012

The Fastest Man in the World wasn't the fastest man in Jamaica.
That honour goes to Yohan Blake, who got out of the blocks fast and finished the 100-meter final in 9.75 seconds to upset world-record holder Usain Bolt by 0.11 seconds in the Jamaican Olympic trials.
A shocker? Well, that's for the world to decide. One thing for sure, however, is that the calculus for the London Olympics has changed dramatically.
Blake is the reigning world champion but that victory, last year in South Korea, came with an asterisk because Bolt didn't run that night after being disqualified for a false start. This was their first rematch, their first real race since then. Bolt was considered the favourite, not only because of his world record - 9.58 seconds - but because Blake, his training partner had never run below 9.84 in his life.

Well, now, he has.
The 9.75 seconds goes down as the best time this year and also breaks the four-year-old National Stadium record; both marks were 9.76 - both held by Bolt.
As much as the numbers, though, it was all that daylight between Blake and Bolt at the finish line that told this story. Blake, the man known as "The Beast," let out a primal scream when he crossed. Bolt just sort of pulled up - no "To the World" pose or anything else to celebrate.
Asafa Powell will join them at the Olympics, after finishing in 9.88. In the women's 100, defending Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce won in a Jamaican record 10.70 seconds, with Veronica Campbell-Brown in second and Kerron Stewart in third.

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  • yjghy

    Usain bolt still dominated in the olympics

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  • MrNorwegianboi

    yohan blake should do the 150m

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  • David Bremkumaran

    usain bolt let him win

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  • LetsPlayVideos0

    Usain still holds the record for the fastest 100m time

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  • Dale Doback

    Bolts still got the record

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  • ThermoCharge

    Nuff said

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  • Yes NIkhil

    Mr.beast

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  • ohLuigeh

    Bolt*

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  • ohLuigeh

    Volume said he just wanted to make the Olympics interesting

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  • AD O

    You stay with the pact and keep pace in 1st and run what 50-65% 70% of the way, then you go 100%- being in front and dictating the pace is crucial.

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