Individu yang boleh tewaskan juara dunia dan Olimpik >> Usain Bolt, Michel Phelps, Hossein Rezazadeh dan sebagainya

Lihatlah jari jemari The Man from Atlantis >>> Michael Phelps pun gerun dan pengsan!!!

Siapa yang boleh tewaskan Michael Phelps dengan mudah dalam acara renang? Untuk pengetahuan Michael Phelps menang 22 pingat termasuk 18 Emas dalam 3 sukan Olimpik iaitu Athens 2004, Beijing 2008 dan London 2012. Jawapannya, Man From Atlantis, watak fiksyen manusia dari Lautan Atlantis yang mempunyai tangan dan kaki seperti itik dan dikhabarkan boleh menyelam dan berenang tanpa henti selama 24 jam dengan kelajuan 200 km sejam!!


Siapa pula yang boleh menewaskan pemanah terbaik Olimpik 2012 – kedua duanya dari Korea iaitu Oh Jin Hyek kategori Lelaki dan Ki Bo Bae bagi kategori wanita ? Jawapannya Robin Hood dari England yang boleh memanah dengan menerusi pelbagai pokok dari jarak 300 meter!! Seorang lagi pemanah hebat ialah Sir William Tell yang boleh memanah epal di atas kepala manusia!!!


Robin Hood - tiada boleh melawan skil memanahnya, juara Olimpik dari Korea pun menangis dan lari!!!


Tiada pemanah Olimpik yang berani memanah seperti ini kecuali William Tell...!!!

Siapa pula yang boleh menewaskan atlet lawan pedang Olimpik ? Jawapannya lagenda pemain pedang tersohor Sepanyol dan Mexico – Zorro!!!


Dengan hanya menggunakan pedang, Zorro boleh menewaskan 1 Armada tentera Sepanyol atau Mexico dengan mudah...!!!


Siapa pula yang boleh tewaskan pemegang rekod dunia acara pecut 100meter, 200 meter dan 4 x 100 meter Olimpik, Usain Bolt dari Jamaica? Jawapannya Cheetah di African Wilderness yang boleh mencapai kelajuan 112 hingga 120 kilometer sejam berbanding 30 km sejam oleh USain Bolt.


Kelajuan Cheetah ialah 120 km/jam berbanding maksium 30 km/jam oleh Usain Bolt!! Cheetah boleh menamatkan larian 100 meter dalam masa 5 saat sahaja berbanding rekod dunia Usain Bolt 9.58 saat!!! dan 200 meter dalam masa 10 saat berbanding rekod dunia USain Bolt 19.19 saat!!!


Siapa pula yang boleh tewaskan pemegang rekod dunia angkat berat kategori super heavyweight? Jawapannya The Incredible Hulk yang boleh mengangkat 400 kg Snatch dan mudah menjulang 600 kg dalam Clean and Jerk!! Rekod dunia angkat berat Clean and Jerk hanya 263 kg oleh Hossein Rezazadeh dari Iran.


The Incredible Hulk boleh memecahkan rekod dunia angkat berat pada bila bila masa!!! Hossein Rezazadeh pun boleh diangkat dan dihumban 100 meter ke udara oleh The Incredible Hulk...!!!



Bagi acara menembak pula, semua penembak Olimpik akan melarikan diri apabila melihat kelibat Blaine bersama Mini Gunnya yang boleh memuntahkan 600 peluru sesaat!!!




Tiada juga penembak Olimpik yang boleh melawan The Sniper dan Billy The Kid seorang penembak lagenda pada zaman koboi yang dikatakan membunuh 21 orang menggunakan senapang dan pistol dan sukar ditumpaskan Marshall dan Sherriff.


Rob Furlong


Simo Hayha aka The White Death

Tiada penembak Olimpik juga yang boleh menewaskan Rob Furlong - seorang Sniper dari tentera Kanada yang menembak mati seorang anggota Al Qaeda di AFghanistan pada 2002 dari jarak 1.5 batu atau 1.43 kilometer. Ini jarak tembakan maut paling jauh pernah direkodkan oleh seorang Sniper.!!!

Tiada juga penembak Olimpik yang boleh mengatasi kegerunan ditimbulkan The White Death atau nama sebenarnya Simo Hayha yang menembak mati 705 askar musuh ketika Perang Dunia ke 2!!!


Bruce Lee - boleh menewaskan 30 pemegang Black Belt Tae Kwon Do dengan mudah.



Ip Man - Guru Bruce Lee

Bagi acara Tae Kwon Do, semua juara dunia dan olimpik pasti ditewaskan dengan senang dan mudah sekali oleh Bruce Lee, lagenda sepanjang zaman atau Guru Bruce Lee, Ip Man..

Dayron Robles disqualified in 110m hurdles at the 2011 IAAF World Championship in Daegu, Korea

Side by side. 2 Olympic champions in action. The 2004 Olympic champion and 2007 world champion and former world record holder (12.88 seconds), China's Liu Xiang (left) with the 2008 Olympic Champion and current world record holder (12.87 seconds), Dayron Robles of Cuba in the final of the eagerly awaited 110 metres hurdles at the 2011 IAAF World Athletics Championship in Daegu, South Korea on 29th August 2011. However, to the surprise of the world, none of these two won the gold medal.



At the finishing line, Liu Xiang finished 3rd, Robles initially finished in gold medal position but was later disqualified after unintentionally holding or pulling Liu Xiang's left hand at the last and final hurdle during the race. Instead unheralded and lowly-rated USA's hurdler, Jason Richardson,(top at the picture above in lane 3) won the gold medal after Robles disqualification.



Here, it can be seen that Robles right hand made contact with Liu Xiang's left hand. The fatal attractions between these 2 men cost the Chinese superstar and the Cuban super-sprinter the gold medal and the title as world 110 metres hurdles world champion.



Video above showed clearly how Liu Xiang tumbled at the last and final hurdle causing him to lost his balance and the gold medal. Liu Xiang was accelerating fast and should have won the gold medal. Liu Xiang very rarely hits the hurdles in any of his races.

As a result of the contact, Robles was stripped of his gold medal pending an inquiry and after the Chinese camp lodged an official protest.

American Jason Richardson, who finished second behind Robles was installed as world champion and gold medalist with the Chinese handed silver pending the investigation into the race, which might be re-run, according to the governing IAAF.

Robles, the 24-year-old world record holder and 2008 Olympic champion, made contact with Liu at least twice on his way to crossing the line first in 13.14 seconds.

Liu tripped on the last hurdle, a rarity for the 2004 Olympic Champion and 2007 world champion, and was only able to finish third in 13.27 behind Richardson, who finished in 13.16.

"Robles hit me twice, at the ninth hurdle he pulled at me but I'm sure it wasn't intentional," Liu told reporters.

"I lost my balance when I came to the 10th hurdle because of the bump. If not for the incident, I would been the gold medallist."

The pair embraced after the race but the Chinese team later lodged a protest resulting in Robles being disqualified and Richardson being handed the gold.

Britain's Andy Turner was awarded bronze.

"I wish that under different circumstances he could keep the medal but rules are rules," Richardson, 25, said.

"Anything can happen in track and field if you just do your best and stay in your lane.

"I am so thankful to be the gold medallist. I truly believe I can break Robles's world record (of 12.87 seconds)."

It was a disappointing end to the race for Liu, who was starting to return to his best form after 3 years of misery and injury since he limped out of the heats at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Robles, who has also had his fair share of injuries over the past couple of years, got away to a great start from lane 5 and raced to the lead over the first 5 hurdles.

Liu, next to him in lane 6, was gaining ground all the time, though, and looked like he was surging past the Cuban until the contact was made, allowing Robles and Richardson to beat him to the line.

"That's hurdling, it happens all the time, it just so happens that this time it happened to the two fastest hurdlers ever at the world championship," said 4 times world champion Allen Johnson, who described the contest as a "great, great race".

Huge disappointment too for American David Oliver, the fastest man this year with a personal best of 12.89 seconds was fifth and later upgraded to fourth, in 13.44 seconds.

Video of Usain Bolt's 100 metres disqualification at the 2011 IAAF World Athletics Championship

We know, only the Cheetahs in the African wilderness can beat the world's fastest man, Usain Bolt.

However, it was heartache for the 100 metres World and Olympic Champion and World Record Holder, Usain Bolt who was disqualified in the 100 metres men's final at the 2011 IAAF World Athletics Championship in Daegu, South Korea.

Bolt, the mercurial Jamaican who holds the current 100 metres world record at 9.58 secs, was disqualified after he false-started, that is off the starting block too soon before the starter gun exploded.

The incident stunned Daegu and stunned the world.

Why did this happened to the world's best athlete?

IAAF is stupid too for introducing the stupid new rules of disqualifying a runner for one false start. It should be disqualification after 2 false-starts as being practised in the past where 1 false start leads to caution and 2nd false start by the same sprinter or runner, leads to automatic disqualification and the runner has to leave the track.



Heart-ache for Usain Bolt for he trained hard for 2 years for this occasion, to defend his world title and possibly to shatter his own 100 metres world record but his dreams was over in split seconds.

After being asked to leave the track, Usain Bolt disappointment was clear, he was heard shouting loudly near the stadium's entrance.



He also argued with a Korean official who persisted in asking Bolt to leave the track immediately.

However, Bolt can still look forward to his other pet event, the 200 metres where he is also the reigning Olympic and World Champion and the World Record holder, 19.19 seconds set in the 2009 IAAF World Championship in Berlin.



In the subsequent 100 metres final race, Usain Bolt's Jamaican compatriot, Yohan Blake won the 100 metres race in 9.92 secs ahead of USA's Walter Dix and 2003 World 100 metres Champion, Kim Collins.

Well, Kim Collins led the race up to 70 metres before being overtaken by the super acceleration of Yohan Blake. Collins was pipped into 3rd place at the finishing line by Walter Dix.

The result is among the slowest 100 metres final ever seen in the history of the Olympics and the World championships. Only 1 runner, that is the winner Yohan Blake dipped below 10 seconds.

The full result of the poor 2011 IAAF world championship 100 metres men final in Daegu, South Korea

Gold - Yohan Blake Jamaica 09.92
Silver - Walter Dix United States 10.08
Bronze - Kim Collins Saint Kitts and Nevis 10.09 (2003 100m World Champ)
4th Christophe Lemaitre France 10.19 (European Champion)
5th Daniel Bailey Antigua and Barbuda 10.26
6th Jimmy Vicaut France 10.27
7th Nesta Carter Jamaica 10.95 (what the hell is this?? very slow)
8th Usain Bolt Jamaica (DISQUALIFIED)

Notable absentee - Tyson Gay - USA (personal best 9.69 secs, legal wind and 9.68 secs beyond legal wind limit, due to hip injury) and Asafa Powell (Jamaica) personal best 9.72 secs due to groin injury.

The best 100 metres race was the 1991 World Championship final in Tokyo, Japan where 6 runners dipped below 10 seconds and the first 2 finishers broke the world record.

The historic race was won by USA legendary sprinter and long jumper, Carl Lewis in then world record time of 9.86 seconds, erasing the old record of 9.90 secs set by USA's Leroy Burell.

Burell himself was second in 9.88 seconds, also erasing his old world record.

The 1991 IAAF World Championship, 100 metres full results, Amazing isn't it :

Gold - Carl Lewis (USA) 9.86 World Record
Silver - Leroy Burrell (USA) 9.88 World Record (previous world record holder)
Bronze - Dennis Mitchell (USA) 9.91 Personal Best
4th. Linford Christie (GBR) 9.92 European Record
5th. Frankie Fredericks (NAMIBIA) 9.95 African Record
6th. Raymond Stewart (JAMAICA) 9.96 Personal Best
7th. Robson Caetano da Silva (BRAZIL) 10.12
8th. Bruny Surin (CANADA) 10.14



Carl Lewis also set 2 world records in the 4 x 100 metres final and the long jump final. However despite registering a world record jump of 8.91 metres erasing Bob Beamon's 23 year old record of 8.90 metres in the Long Jump, Lewis still only managed second place for a silver medal silverware.

The champion was USA's Mike Powell who jumped 8.95 metres, a distance never been broken till this day, 29th August 2011, after almost 20 years.

That was the leap into the new century.

Another super-fast and super-charged 100 metres race was the 2009 IAAF World Championship 100 metres final in Berlin on 16th August 2009 where USA's Tyson Gay crossed the finishing line in a turbo-jet charged 9.71 seconds but still lost.

Infact the top 5 finishers in that race, ran below 10 seconds. Even the sprinters who finished in 6th and 7th place, ran an identical 10.00 seconds flat.

The race was won by none other than Usain Bolt who shook the world and temporarily stopped the earth on its axis, with a new world record of 9.58 seconds.

Prior to that historic race, the 9.58 seconds time was deemed impossible to be run by any human beings over the 100 metres distance.



Only the Cheetahs in the African wilderness can run as fast as that. I repeat, only the Cheetahs, the fastest mammals on this planet.

The full result of the super-fast 2009 World Championship race is as follows (infact all 8 starters had run the 100 metres under 10 seconds before) :

Gold Usain Bolt JAMAICA 9.58 (NEW WORLD RECORD)
Silver Tyson Gay USA 9.71 (USA NATIONAL RECORD)
Bronze Asafa Powell JAMAICA 9.84 (SEASON BEST)
4th Daniel Bailey ANTIGUA 9.93
5th Richard Thompson TRINIDAD 9.93 (SEASON BEST)
6th Dwain Chambers GREAT BRITAIN 10.00 (SEASON BEST)
7th Marc Burns TRINIDAD 10.00 (SEASON BEST)
8th Darvis Patton USA 10.34

Long Live Usain Bolt.

19.19 seconds - new 200 metres athletics world record

The cheetahs in the African wilderness are wondering and are worried.

Their supremacy as the fastest being in the world has been taken over by a human being.

And the name of this Human Being is Usain Bolt.



Bolt runs almost 45 kilometres per hour - as fast as the cheetahs do.

Well, the greatest sportsman in the world right now is no doubt - Usain Bolt and not Carl Lewis, Michael Phelps, Michael Schumacher, Michael Johnson, Michael Jordan, Pele, Maradonna, Ferenc Puskas, Jeese Owens, Roger Federer, Tiger Woods, Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Sergei Bubka or Michael Jackson..!!!

He did the unthinkable.



First and foremost, he broke the men 100 metres atheltics world record 3 times in a space of one year, clocking 9.72 secs, 9.69 secs and the recent one - 9.58 secs.

His 9.58 secs world record in the final of the men's 100 metres at the IAAF World Athletics Championship in Berlin, proved that he is not only the Olympic Champion, World Chanmpion, World Record Holder and World number 1, but also the greatest in the world.

My God, he slashed the current record 9.69 seconds by a massive 0.11 seconds.

As if that is not enough, he again did it at the Berlin IAAF World Championship final, slashing by exactly 0.11 seconds of the old 200 metres world record of 19.30 seconds, held by himself.

He clocked 19.19 seconds, and finishing 10 metres clear ahead the rest of the field.

The men 200 metres world record is one of the hardest to beat in the history of athletics.

In the past 41 years, the 200 metres men world record was broken only 5 times.

It took 17 years to see the world record broken, when Michael Johnson clocked 19.66 seconds on 23 rd June 1996 to break Italy's Pietro Mennea long standing world record of 19.72 seconds.

Mennea's time, set in Mexico City on September 12, 1979 was dubbed the sprint into the new century. No athletes except Michael Johnson came close to ever breaking it. No, not even the great Carl Lewis who won a record 4 gold medals in the 1984 Olympics Games in Los Angeles.

Michael Johnson again broke his won world record less than 2 months later, in the 1996 Olympics Games in Atlanta, cloking 19.32 seconds.

Nobody thought that record will ever be broken again.

But came Usain Bolt.

Johnson's 12 years old world record was finally broken by Bolt in the 2008 Beijing Olympics Games.

Bolt clocked 19.30 seconds in the 200 metres final, erasing Johnson record.

Now, in the Berlin 2009 IAAF World Championship, Bolt again showed supremacy and showed the world who is the greatest of all time.

He slashed his own world record by 0.11 seconds, timing 19.19 seconds in the process.

Who can beat that?

No, not even the great Michael Johnson.

And Bolt is only 23 years old.

He predicted that he can run 9.4 seconds in the 100 metres.

If he manage to do that, then he can go something like 19 seconds flat or 18.98 seconds in the 200 metres for a new world record???

Who knows.

In Bolt, anything is possible.

Evolution of the men's 100 metres world record in pictures

All pictures - GETTY IMAGES
Source - telegraph.co.uk

This is the history of the men 100 metres world record since the era of Jesse Owens in 1936. Note that the last 5 world records were set by two Jamaicans (Asafa Powell and Usain Bolt).


Jesse Owens (USA) : 10.2 seconds , June 20 1936 - Berlin Olympics Games



Carl Lewis (USA) : 9.92, Sept 24 1988. Seoul Olympics Games. Lewis set the record despite finishing second to Ben Johnson of Canada. This is because Ben Johnson who won the race with a then world record time of 9.79 seconds in the 100 metres of the 1988 Olympic final had his medal revoked for illegal usage of steroid substances.



Donovan Bailey (CANADA) : 9.84 seconds, July 27 1996



Maurice Green (USA) : 9.79 seconds, June 16 1999


Asafa Powell (JAMAICA) : 9.77 seconds, June 14 2005



Asafa Powell (JAMAICA) : 9.74 seconds, Sept 9 2007



Usain Bolt (JAMAICA) : 9.72 seconds, May 31 2008



Usain Bolt (JAMAICA) : 9.69 seconds, 16 Aug 2008 - Beijing Olympics Games 2008



Usain Bolt (JAMAICA) : 9.58 seconds, 16 Aug 2009 - Berlin World Athletics Championship 2009

After this what next? 9.55 seconds? 9.50 seconds ? 9.49 seconds? Only USAIN BOLT knows!!!!

9.58 seconds!! Usain Bolt's new 100 metres WORLD RECORD!!!

The greatest of all time - Usain Bolt....!!!!!

Tyson Gay ran 9.71 secs and set an American record, but he still finished second in the just concluded 100 metres men final at the World Athletics Championship in Berlin.



Instead, the Jamaican legend, Usain Bolt, smashed his own world record to win the race in 9.58 seconds!!!!!

Despite the historic winning time, Usain Bolt has promised to put his celebrations on hold, to concentrate on his next event - the 200 metres, where he is also the current world record holder at 19.30 seconds!!!

Bolt, the triple Olympic champion and the greatest athlete of all time, stormed to victory in the Berlin Olympic Stadium in 9.58 seconds, emphatically beating the old world record mark of 9.69secs he set in the Beijing Olympics last year.

The defending champion Tyson Gay set an American record of 9.71 to take the silver, with the former world record holder, another Jamaican, Asafa Powell third in 9.84.

Britain's Dwain Chambers was sixth in 10.00, a season's best for the 31-year-old.

Bolt's coach Glen Mills had predicted after the Olympics that his protege could run 9.54 and was so nearly proved spot on.

Unlike in Beijing, this time Bolt's shoelaces remained tied and there was no celebrating with arms outstretched metres from the line.

"I came out here to do my best and I did what I had to do," Bolt said. "There'll be no partying for me ahead of Tuesday. I'll rest up as always, I need to rest up for the 200m."

Gay, who ran the third fastest time ever and was still comfortably beaten, said: "I ran the best I could. I just wanted to give my best tonight, it wasn't enough but I'm happy to have the national record. I knew I had to put out a championship performance. I gave it my best and that's all I could do."

Powell, who has been struggling with an ankle injury this season, added: "I was relaxed before the race. A lot of things have happened this year but to come back and get third place, I'm very happy.

"When I saw the time, I knew I had to go out and catch him. But even after the finish I couldn't catch him."

Chambers, who had only finished second behind Simeon Williamson in the trials last month, saw his "Project Bolt" come to nothing but could have reason to be pleased with his performance at the age of 31.

"It doesn't get any easier when you get older but it's all worth it. Competing against the rest of the world is great," he added. I am going to recuperate, have fun with the rest of the team and get ready for the 200m and have fun."

Hail to Usain Bolt!!! Your are definitely the greatest!!!!