Usain Bolt BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Usain Bolt has taken center stage in India this week, electrifying Mumbai with a star-studded 5-vs-5 football showcase organized by PUMA India. He swapped his legendary sprinting spikes for football boots and joined Indian icons like Sunil Chhetri, top players from Mumbai City FC and Bengaluru FC, plus Bollywood stars Dino Morea and Aparshakti Khurana, in a match that drew huge crowds and major social buzz. Kareena Kapoor Khan officiated the toss, adding more star power to a night that was sheer celebration as Bengaluru FC clinched a 5–2 win. Bolt brought his signature energy and infectious charisma to each play, thrilling fans with bursts of speed and dynamic touches, proving his love for football goes beyond the track. “Football has been one of my first loves after track and field. The passion, noise, and atmosphere here in Mumbai is a high that stays with you long after the final whistle,” Bolt told The Tribune as cameras captured every minute.
Bolt was everywhere in Indian media this week, giving headline-grabbing interviews to NDTV and India Today. He reflected candidly on his phenomenal career, his battles with injury, and the guiding hand of coach Glen Mills, calling Mills a “second dad.” Bolt made headlines by revealing his coach always felt “the world didn’t get to see the best of me”—a statement stoking fresh debate about just how fast Bolt could have been without setbacks. He also shared that his early love was cricket, crediting his cricket coach for spotting his raw talent and steering him towards track. When pressed to pick his dream relay team from cricketing greats, Bolt named Virat Kohli, Brett Lee, and Jonty Rhodes, underlining his love for the sport and India’s stars.
Social media has lit up with videos and memes from the Mumbai event: fans posted clips of Sunil Chhetri cheekily “beating” Bolt to the finish during the exhibition, with hashtags like #PUMAxBolt and #WeAreBFC trending. Bolt was also spotted praising Cristiano Ronaldo and naming West Indies legends Chris Gayle and Courtney Walsh as favorites, fueling chatter among cricket and football communities alike.
On the business front, Bolt’s portfolio is still in top gear, as recent YouTube profiles highlight his $90 million net worth, luxury lifestyle, and continuing role as a PUMA ambassador. Rumors circulated—unconfirmed at this point—about possible brand collaborations in India, reflecting the magnetism he still commands in the global sports and business landscape.
With headlines ranging from “Bolt lights up Mumbai with star-studded 5v5 football showdown” to candid admissions about what he could have achieved on the track, Usain Bolt’s latest India tour has been a reminder: even in retirement, the world can’t look away from his next move.
Get the best deals
https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
