But boos rang out inside the London Stadium as Justin Gatlin, a twice-convicted drugs cheat, stood atop the podium where most expected Usain Bolt would be. Usain Bolt says he is still the greatest after Justin Gatlin beats him in 100m Read moreThe reaction of the crowd was not as raw as it had been the previous evening, when Gatlin’s shock 100m victory rendered most momentarily silent before a chorus of boos took hold. Play Video 1:13 Usain Bolt: Gatlin deserved 100m win – videoThe time of the medal ceremony had earlier been switched from 8pm to 6.50pm in what looked like a hasty attempt to minimise bad publicity. Play Video 1:26 Justin Gatlin takes 100m gold while Usain Bolt settles for bronze – video highlightsGatlin has previously said: “Last time I checked, someone who takes medication for a disorder is not a doper. “The second ban we went for an eight-year ban which would have in essence been a life ban – we lost that.

Source: The Guardian August 06, 2017 10:14 UTC