Neymer celebrate like usain bolt epic reaction from Usain Bolt

Gif: Neymar celebrating his goal earlier with the Usain Bolt celebration. Bolt is cheering from the stands. pic.twitter.com/LfhM4UX5Ot

— Grup 14 (@G14_en) August 20, 2016

Neymar celebrates like Usain bolt after the goal paying regards to usain bolt, showing him he is indeed a fan and bolt reaction was epic lol.

#Rio2016 #football #BRAGER#Neymar does #UsainBolt celebration after his goal with #Bolt watching in the stadium pic.twitter.com/zPNDGQC1P4

— George Bakhos (@GeorgeBakhos) August 20, 2016

Neymar. What a player

— Jack Lang (@jacklang) August 20, 2016

Neymar spends 80% of every game on the ground from being fouled, 10% mixing defenders and the last 10% scoring incredible goals

— Zito (@_Zeets) August 20, 2016

watch insane free kick from Neymar what a fantastic goal!!

INSANE FREEKICK BY NEYMAR IN THE OLYMPIC FINALpic.twitter.com/tnWVntkRmi

— SportsPlanet™ (@SportPlanet_) August 20, 2016

Happy birthday Demi Lovato !!

 Happy birthday Demi Lovato !!

today Demi turns 24 years old!! throw back to when she turned 16 💜💖🎉 #HappyBirthdayDemiLovato #HappyBirthdayDemi pic.twitter.com/i7f5ycq2v1

— Demi Lovato Factz (@DemiLovatoFactz) August 20, 2016

Usain Bolt has won his ninth Olympic gold!

Usain BOLT (JAM): "There you go. I'm the greatest." #AT #M4x100m #gold

— Olympic News Service (@ONS_Rio2016) August 20, 2016

My fans you guys never doubted me a min and for that I belong to you guys forever #blessed pic.twitter.com/j5xcwI0wXf

— Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) August 20, 2016

Olympics Record

Beijing 2008
100 🏅
200 🏅
4x100 🏅

London 2012
100 🏅
200 🏅
4x100 🏅#Rio2016
100 🏅
200 🏅
4x100 🏅#Gold

— Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) August 20, 2016

Most #gold medals at #Olympics
Phelps - 23
Spitz - 9
Latynina - 9
Nurmi - 9
Lewis - 9
BOLT - 9#Rio2016 #history

— Gracenote Olympic (@GracenoteGold) August 20, 2016

Bolt is the only man to win all three sprint events at three Games

Usain Bolt: nine gold medals from 9. His Olympic career is over. But what a blast. Won the 4 x100m relay for Jamaica with a mighty final leg

— Paul Hayward (@_PaulHayward) August 20, 2016

#GOLD for #JAM and the triple triple for Usain Bolt!

Beijing: 🏅🏅🏅
London: 🏅🏅🏅
Rio: 🏅🏅🏅https://t.co/LzZfWSRaSu pic.twitter.com/geQhhmaXyi

— Telegraph Sport (@TelegraphSport) August 20, 2016

He is a great gift to the world

India’s first medal of the 2016 Olympic games

Sakshi Malik bagged India’s first medal of the 2016 Olympic games on Thursday, winning bronze in the 58 kg women’s wrestling to become the first female Indian wrestler, and the fourth Indian woman, to win an Olympic medal. Fighting back from a 0-5 deficit against Kyrgyzstan’s Aisuluu Tynybekova, Malik overcame the odds to seal a 8-5 victory.

Malik and the two other women wrestlers on India’s Olympic team are no strangers to adversity. All hail from Haryana, the conservative north Indian state notorious for honor killing and sex-selective abortions — the region has the lowest birth ratio of girls to boys in all of India. Girls were not even allowed to train with boys in Haryana until 2002. Malik, who began training at the age of 12, has said that villagers used to mock and shame her for wrestling with boys or wearing shorts in a region where women were expected to be covered head-to-toe. “It hurt a little and I wondered why people said such mean things, especially when I was so young,” said Malik.

Success however, has changed things for Malik at home. “It’s so weird to see how people can change so suddenly, how they take interest in me now that I’m rising to the top, yet didn’t support me when I was starting out,” Malik said of the villagers who now flock to take pictures with her. Without the support of her family, Malik said, she would never have been able to achieve her goals — instead, she would most likely have been married with kids by now. “My life is very special compared to my friends,” she conceded.