A MYSTERY man claims he has broken Usain Bolt’s 100m world record… but will NEVER be able to prove it at the Olympics.
Jamaican sprint legend Bolt shocked the world with his incredible 9.58 second dash back in 2009.
But the eight-time Olympic gold medallist’s seemingly unbeatable time could be SMASHED next year.
That’s if the organisers of the Enhanced Games are to be believed.
The Olympics-style event has been proposed for December 2024 and will allow athletes to take performance enhancing drugs.
The games have been born out of a group of scientists, doctors and athletes that are willing to take part.
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And, in a promotional video, it is claimed on competitor has already completed 100m in a staggering 9.49 seconds.
The unnamed star, whose face is also hidden, says: “I’m the fastest man in the world but you have never heard of me.
“I’ve broken Usain Bolt’s 100m record but I can’t show you my face.
“I am a proud enhanced athlete. The Olympics help me.
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“I need your help to come out. I need your help to stop hate. I need your help for the world to embrace science.
“Come join me in 2024 at the first enhanced games and see me break the world record in public.”
The Enhanced Games has been proposed by Australian entrepreneur Aron D’Souza.
And it has already been slammed by Australia’s Olympic head Anna Meares.
She said: “It’s a joke, to be honest. Unfair, unsafe — I just don’t think this is the right way to go about sport.”
But D’Souza disagrees, saying: “Athletes are adults and they have a right to do with their body what they wish – my body, my choice; your body, your choice,
“And no government, no paternalistic sports federation, should be making those decisions for athletes – particularly around products that are FDA regulated and approved.”
Source: Athletics - thesun.co.uk
