Comparison: Fastest Man in The World (1896 - 2021)

This video is about the list of Summer Olympic Men's 100m sprint winners / 100m evolution along with the recorded time & respective Olympic host cities in each edition of Summer Olympic Games from 1896  - 2021.

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Olympic men’s 100m winner is also called the fastest man in the world. In this video it is listed the fastest man in the world title holders from 1896 Athens Olympics to 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Thomas Burke of United States has the honor of being the first title holder by winning the 1896 event in Athens. Marcell Jacobs of Italy was able to become the current title holder for fastest man in the world by winning the men’s 100m final in Tokyo 2021. There were some notable sprinters in men’s 100m throughout the history such as Usain Bolt, Justin Gatlin, Yohan Blake, Maurice Greene, Carl Lewis, Jesse Owens, Donovan Bailey, Linford Christie, Allan Wells, Hasely Crawford, Valeriy Borzov, Jim Hines, Bob Hayes, Armin Hary, Bobby Morrow, Lindy Remigino, Harrison Dillard, Eddie Tolan, Percy Williams, Harold Abrahams, Charley Paddock, Ralph Craig, Reggie Walker, Archie Hahn, Frank Jarvis etc. Usain Bolt being the most successful has won three titles in 2008 Beijing, 2012 London and 2016 Rio while Carl Lewis is having two titles in 1984 Los Angeles and 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. The world record for the 100m event is also renewed several times during the period. Current Olympic record of 9.63 seconds for men’s 100m is held by Usain Bolt of Jamaica and the United States is having the most number of winners throughout the history.

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