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Bolt considers himself a national hero, doesn't expect to get official title while alive

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Sprint legend Usain Bolt believes he is a Jamaican national hero. The double world-record holder over 100m and 200m is also flattered by public opinion that he is deserving of the country’s highest national award. Bolt is, however, doubtful...

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Usain Bolt Expresses Doubt Over Receiving Jamaica’s Highest Honour While Alive

Olympic sprinting legend Usain Bolt has expressed skepticism about receiving Jamaica’s highest national honor during his lifetime, despite widespread public support for his recognition as a national hero. Speaking on The Fix podcast, the eight-time Olympic gold medalist and world record holder in the 100m and 200m events stated that he does not expect to be officially named a national hero while he is still alive."We know we nah get national her…

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Bolt believes he is a national hero

Bolt believes he is a national hero Sprint legend Usain Bolt considers himself a national hero but doesn't expect to get official title while alive. The double world-record holder over 100m and 200m is also flattered by public opinion that he is deserving of the country's highest...

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