New York: Jamaican sprint icon Usain Bolt has reaffirmed his decision to make next summer&rsquo;s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro his last, also revealing that he plans to retire from the sport after the 2017 World Athletics Championships.
<img title="09Usain Bolt" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/oct/09Usain-Bolt.jpg" alt="09Usain Bolt" /> Usain Bolt
&ldquo;I start training for the Olympics on October 12. It will be my last Olympics,&rdquo; Bolt was quoted as saying by dailymail.co.uk on Wednesday.
&ldquo;I should have one more World Championships but I'm not too sure what I want to do after retiring. Some people say I should try acting but I think I will stay in sport and figure out what I can do,&rdquo; the six-time Olympic champion added.
The five-time 'IAAF World Athlete of the Year' award winner revealed he was instructed to take up running by his former coach Pablo McNeil.
&ldquo;I started off playing cricket first. I was a fast bowler and then he (McNeil) said I should try track and field so I decided why not and I did it," Bolt remembered

Jamaican sprint icon Usain Bolt has reaffirmed his decision to make next summer&rsquo;s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro his last, also revealing that he plans to retire from the sport after the 2017 World Athletics Championships

Usain Bolt plans to retire after 2017 Worlds

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Jamaican sprint icon Usain Bolt has reaffirmed his decision to make next summer&rsquo;s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro his last, also revealing that he plans to retire from the sport after the 2017 World Athletics Championships

Usain Bolt plans to retire after 2017 Worlds

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