Former world 100m record holder Asafa Powell is confident he will do well this season.
Powell, who twice set the world 100m records between 2005 and 2008 with times of 9.77 and 9.74, is looking forward to Tokyo 2020, which will be his last Olympic Games.
The 37-year-old sprinter who helped Jamaica to the Rio 2016 men’s 4x100m title, said with the support he receives from Jamaicans it’s hard to give up.
Powell, the Osaka 2007 and Berlin 2009 World Championships 100m bronze medallist, however, said this season could turn out his career decider.
Powell was speaking after his 5th place finish at the New Balance Boston Indoor Meet on the weekend.
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I wish him all the best. He. He have made us proud before, so if he think he can do it. Let him.. God alone supposed to judge. . Go Asafa we miss u and bolt on d track….
@anthony clarke OLD AGE IS A BYTCH
ASAFA IS AROUND 40 NOW
AND MEN NEED THE LITTLE BLUE PILL ? FOR ENERGY AND TESTOSTERONE ? ?
ITS CALLED VIAGARA ?
@anthony clarke most likely poured water on himself
Why is he sweating so much from 60m?
Sub 10 king
Asafa still deh bout
Asafa still running? I thought he quit. Nice. I’m glad.
Won’t be a walk in the park Asafa, but if you want support I’m in! All the best King!
If he dont win a individual medal at the Olympics! with him on the relay team it will make a big difference I wish him all the best.
I want him to win so bad please God let him win?