Usain Bolt Backs US Olympic Star Fred Kerley in Quest for Olympic Gold
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The 2020 Tokyo Olympics saw Fred Kerley winning the silver medal in the 100-meters competition. After Lamont Marcell Jacobs won the race, the spotlight shifted to Kerley, who had also put on an incredible performance. Moreover, he runs in the 400-meters while competing in both the 100 and 200m as well. Undoubtedly, he has the likes of being one of the greatest sprinters of all time.
After his successful 2021 season, he is now focused on making 2022 a memorable one, aiming for unprecedented heights.
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Fred Kerley focused on 100-meters
While Usain Bolt set the 100-meters world record during the World Championships in Berlin, Kerley wants the steal his title of being the world’s fastest man alive. Often, he takes to Instagram, sharing glimpses of his training sessions.
In a recent Instagram post, he is seen running a bend, smoothly, focusing on his technique to get better. He talked about bettering his time from Tokyo and aiming to win the 100-meters competition next season.
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“.04 from being Olympic champion. motivation. I will be champion,” he captioned the video.
Notably, his ambitious claim caught the attention of the legend, Usain Bolt. Usain commented on the post, acknowledging the sprinter’s desire to get better. Back in 2009, running his best race, Bolt set a time of 9.58 seconds, a world record. Meanwhile, Kerley appreciated Bolt’s comment by posting a reply of his own.
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Kerley’s determined to break the record
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After the Tokyo Olympics 2020, Fred talked about bettering his own record for the next athletic season.
“I’m happy with the win, but I’m not satisfied with my race. I didn’t execute the race how I wanted. That gives me working points because I always want to be better. At the Olympics I took the silver medal after Jacobs. People say that his win was a surprise, but everybody works hard to be the best and to be ready for the championships, so there are no surprises,” said Kerley.
Whether he can achieve his dream or not remains to be seen. However, what’s for sure is that the next athletic season is going to be one for the ages.
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