Bolt ready to strike in Rome
04/06 18:53 CET
With August’s World Athletics Championships in Moscow looming large, Usain Bolt will begin his preparation at Thursday’s Diamond League meeting in Rome. Bolt – who has been out with a hamstring injury for a month – holds the world records over 100 and 200 metres and has six Olympic golds to his name, but the 26-year-old Manchester United fanatic is…
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