Usain Bolt Completes Triple-Triple at Rio Olympics

August 2016. Rio Olympics. Usain Bolt dominated. Like always. Like always. The 100m. The 200m. The relay. All gold. All wins. The ninth Olympic gold. The triple-triple complete. Three Games. Three events. Gold each time. The consistency. The excellence. The dominance. Impossible to overstate. Other sprinters tried. Failed. Bolt succeeded. Always. The 100m was fastest. New Olympic record. The 200m was masterclass. The relay was flawless. The times were incredible. The performances were historic. The legacy was secure. The greatest was confirmed. Statistical. Measurable. Absolute. The speed. The consistency. The excellence. All unmatched. All unparalleled. Bolt was the standard. The measure. The greatest. Full stop. His retirement after 2017 Worlds was appropriate. He'd achieved everything. Gone out on top. Won. Always. The final Games. The final victory. The final confirmation. Usain Bolt. The greatest sprinter. Nine Olympic golds. Triple-triple. The legacy eternal.

The world celebrated. Bolt's last Olympics. The swan song. The final victory. The respect was universal. Even competitors. Even rivals. All acknowledged. All respected. The greatness. The dominance. The consistency. Bolt was beyond comparison. Beyond category. Simply. The greatest.