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Thanks GREAT @usainbolt #BeTheNext https://t.co/Pc8pGXYCXT
— Athletics Federation (@afiindia) August 5, 2017
Don't think I'm gonna watch the Olympics any more...
— Mohammed Karim 🇦🇪 (@Mohammedkarim60) August 5, 2017
It was all about @usainbolt 🏃🏿
You're a star @usainbolt you didn't need to prove anything- you're a legend to your fans and the world ~ pic.twitter.com/OVpAlcgASz
— Suman kaur (@SumanKaurArt) August 5, 2017
Gutted is an understatement... a farewell to an icon, a legend, my biggest role model, my hero @usainbolt 😔 forever my inspiration #legend
— Cameron Tindle (@cameron_tindle) August 5, 2017
You did your best @usainbolt. That is good enough for us. Jamaica remains in your debt. Your legacy is intact. Job well done! Thank you Sir!
— Greg Christie (@Greg0706) August 5, 2017
Thank you @usainbolt for a decade's worth of performances that kept the world on its toes. #Legend #OneLastBolt
— Andrew Holness (@AndrewHolnessJM) August 5, 2017
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Bolt losing to someone who shouldn't be allowed to race anyway! #London2017 pic.twitter.com/72CvmaevQj
— Sam Gelsthorpe (@sam_gelsthorpe) August 5, 2017
The result aside, Usain Bolt will always be remembered as a Champion and Justin Gatlin will always be remembered as a cheat... #London2017
— JOSHUA CRISP (@IAmJoshua_) August 5, 2017
Despite tonight what a man Usain Bolt is 🙌 Greatest ever athlete and we will never see another like him #London2017 pic.twitter.com/2BZ2HAytMq
— Mark Hunter (@m_hunter94) August 5, 2017
Gatlin got the gold but who's getting all the love? That's right, Bolt. #London2017 pic.twitter.com/7OG08etlpc
— Robyn🥀 (@robyndavidsonxo) August 5, 2017
Perfect from Steve Cram. "But that's sport. There's not always a happy ending". #bolt #gatlin
— Richard Osman (@richardosman) August 5, 2017
Dear Usain Bolt,
— Henry Fraser (@henryfraser0) August 5, 2017
If I was able to give you a standing ovation I would! You've given us so many memories.
A true superhero!
Thank you!
Athletics moves into new era with Bolt retiring having been beaten in final race by Gatlin, twice banned for doping
— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) August 5, 2017
There will never be another athlete like Usain Bolt. Thanks for the memories, 9 years of greatness. pic.twitter.com/JIBJbbsLcc
— BLACPIRE Magazine (@BLACPIREMag) August 5, 2017
Now the career of Usain #Bolt is finally complete.
— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) August 5, 2017
Defeat was the only thing that was missing, the most enduring experience for the soul
#BOLT IS ALWAYS A LEGEND 👍 pic.twitter.com/30cwJWg3KA
— Max Whitlock MBE (@maxwhitlock1) August 5, 2017
Goodbye legend. Always favoured the americans, but you continued to baffle time and again. Fortunate to have seen you race #Bolt #Tribute pic.twitter.com/0ydqfGt2U4
— Vaibhav Manocha (@BeingMinchu) August 5, 2017
Everyone reaction when Bolt didn't win.#WorldChampionships pic.twitter.com/HyFq9M0Jwf
— Marvelous Marv (@Marvelousmarv5) August 5, 2017
Me waiting for the Americans to be exposed for doping again so Bolt gets his rightful Gold pic.twitter.com/69Kg7IYEiv
— Honeypot 🔆 (@SunchiiChenn) August 5, 2017
Bolt is taking a lap of honour around the stadium with the Jamaican flag. We will sorely miss this post-race ritual :(
— Vipul (@Sporty_Baba) August 5, 2017
There's a time for rivalry & a time to show respect to whom it's due.
— Umeh and 99 others (@UmehOMA) August 5, 2017
That's the spirit of sportsmanship!
Gatlin x Usain Bolt #London2017 pic.twitter.com/4t5kiUFhlq
As #Bolt ⚡ retires this is a moment I'll never forget pic.twitter.com/w12k4qN0wX
— Ryan Sheehan (@Sheehan_92) August 5, 2017
You made millions of fans happy and smiling, being an example for everyone: thank you @usainbolt ! #bolt #London2017 🇯🇲 pic.twitter.com/DujTlRtFzN
— Paulo Dybala (@PauDybala_JR) August 5, 2017
Photo of the night... Justin Gatlin & Usain Bolt #IAAFWorldChampionships pic.twitter.com/8hVgiNrENB
— George Orfanakis (@G_Orfan) August 5, 2017
Usain Bolt may have lost.......but the dude still faster than my internet.#Legend pic.twitter.com/FGBdi2nlDY
— Jake Follow Help ✨ (@JakePaulGain) August 5, 2017
Good on the BBC for paying no attention to the cheat and concentrating entirely on Bolt. And to everyone in the crowd for booing the cheat.
— Andy Hunter (@AHunterGuardian) August 5, 2017
Justin Gatlin will always be remembered as a cheat.. Usain Bolt will always be remembered as a legend 👈🏽 pic.twitter.com/Scsg5DrZrJ
— amber Jennings (@amberJennings6) August 5, 2017
It doesn't matter where he finishes. This is what a World Champion feels. @usainbolt #USAINBOLT #legend pic.twitter.com/Gb68DrT5Lk
— Kushan Sarkar (@kushansarkar) August 5, 2017
Adios @usainbolt! Thanks for the memories! You truly transcended sport & athletics! The coolest athlete ever. A few words about the LEGEND! pic.twitter.com/WaJWICy9dH
— Prashant Paul (@PrashantSport) August 5, 2017
Spare a thought for Gatlin; He has waited 12 yrs for this. Last time he won 100m Gold in World Championships was in 2005 #London2017
— India@Sports (@India_AllSports) August 5, 2017
And there is the pose. The stadium doesn't care for Justin Gatlin even if the mantle has passed.
— Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) August 5, 2017
Champion with his final bow @usainbolt
Thought it was some other planet where @usainbolt could lose a 100m! Reassuring he is human, perhaps Superhuman. #USAINBOLT #WorldAthletics
— Kushan Sarkar (@kushansarkar) August 5, 2017
Usain Bolt laughed off the question this week, but when asked 2 1/2 years ago, said he didn't think he could end his career with a loss.
— Nick Zaccardi (@nzaccardi) August 5, 2017
This was the same place where He whizzed past me in 2012 opening ceremony, & the same place I saw him last!@usainbolt #Godspeed #IAAFWorld
— joydeep karmakar (@Joydeep709) August 5, 2017
Over to @JamaicaOlympics boys to ensure Bolt finishes with a gold when he runs the relays. #IAAFWorlds #London2017
— Moulin (@Moulinparikh) August 5, 2017
The crowd that cheers Mo Farah boos Justin Gatlin... hilarious!! 😂
— Hugh Cahill (@hughcahill7) August 5, 2017
The winning time ties the 2011 Worlds (Blake) for the worst 100m winning time at Worlds/Olympics since 2003 (10.07 by Collins).. #London2017 https://t.co/WgZPhOhS5Q
— Kalle August (@FINdyCar) August 5, 2017
Bolt hugging Gatlin! What a champion, this man @usainbolt is! #ThankYouForTheMagic
— G Rajaraman (@g_rajaraman) August 5, 2017
London stadium's like... pic.twitter.com/RvZ0IWjDA5
— Reem Abulleil (@ReemAbulleil) August 5, 2017
Justin Gatlin can now die saying he beat Usain Bolt at least once
— Sandeep Narayan (@Sandeepnyn) August 5, 2017
I know institution is bigger than an individual and all... But #athletics is off its life support system. Will it survive? #Bolt
— Mihir Vasavda (@mihirsv) August 5, 2017
Cheaters do prosper #justsaying
— Sandeep Narayan (@Sandeepnyn) August 5, 2017
Gatlin got poetic justice https://t.co/6Oh76Rd985
— rupayan bhattacharya (@rupayanb) August 5, 2017
#USAINBOLT Arguably greatest athlete after Muhammad Ali. Take a bow
— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) August 5, 2017
Its like Gatlin kept running all this while for this one race. No fairytale send off for Bolt. #IAAFWorldChampionships
— Akhilesh Nair (@akhileshf5) August 5, 2017
In last 10 meters I thought he had it. Time and again he has had it in his career.
— Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) August 5, 2017
Not today.
Poor start but almost. Congrats @usainbolt
Bronze in medal, gold in nature. What a guy, Usain Bolt. pic.twitter.com/RmRi4wb8pb
— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) August 5, 2017
Bolt classy in defeat pic.twitter.com/58hLZaAyjX
— Joe Fleming (@ByJoeFleming) August 5, 2017
Can't help thinking in athletics a bit of fallibility isn't such a bad thing
— Eleanor Crooks (@EleanorcrooksPA) August 5, 2017
Bolt mingling with fans is the reason why they love him like crazy apart from his superhuman exploits on the track
— Vipul (@Sporty_Baba) August 5, 2017
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