Rogge's recent comment on Usain Bolt's performance was not only unfair but extremely harsh and that's putting it mildly. Of all the things that happened at the Olympics, this is what he decided to highlight. According to Rogge:

"I have no problem with him doing a show," Rogge said in an interview with three international news agency reporters. "I think he should show more respect for his competitors and shake hands, give a tap on the shoulder to the other ones immediately after the finish and not make gestures like the one he made in the 100m.

We  Jamaicans have our own way of celebrating, and it has nothing to do with being disrespectful of others. Rogge is either ignorant to that fact, bias or both.

Why didn't he say something when the French 4 x 100 swim team taunted the Americans. Lots of other things happened that he could talked about but didn't. Instead he chose to pick on a young man who brought vitality and life to a sport long plagued by doping scandals.

Watching Bolt's pre and post run performance and listening to his  post-race interviews clearly showed that he is no show off or is he arrogant.

Just listen to his interviews and watch his antics on the field and anyone can see that Bolt is just a very playful and happy kid, not just because he won, but because it is who he is. Many of his fellow competitors have said he is a very nice guy on and off the field.

In my opinion, this Olympic has been of the best I have ever seen for various reasons.

The Opening Ceremony was spectacular irrespective of what some may think regarding what they may perceived as the Chinese deceiving the world, from the lip sync to the fireworks.

Michael Phelp's amazing 8 Gold Medals wins and records were no easy feat either and I doubt will be broken anytime soon.

However; the most memorable events for me were the men's 100m and 200m track and field events.

What made this Olympic so very special wasn't just because Bolt won and broke those records, it was also because of his before and after performances on the field.

It was seeing his joy and honesty in winning. It was seeing the way he drew the crowd in and made them a part of his personal celebration.

And, it was watching him strolled across the 100m line leaving us with something to ponder on...'how fast could he have gone?'

Instead of  acknowledging and celebrating how much Bolt has given back to Track & Field after all the doping scandals, the only thing Rogge can do is public chastise and embarrass him.

I am very happy and thankful to those who came to Bolt's defense and I hope Rogge realize what he did. I would like to hear him apologize to Bolt, but doubt very much that will happen.

So my little homeland of 2.8M people has once again shown the world that we produce some of the best sprinters in the world. First Usain Bolt won the men's 100m track and field event in a world record breaking time of 9.69 and now the women swept the 100m finals. The women didn't just won Gold, Silver & Bronze, oh no, they instead won Gold and tie for silver. You can't get much better than that:)

It would have been even better if Asafa Powell had medalled as expected but it wasn't to be. I am also very disappointed that Tyson Gay of the US didn't make the finals. He is such a humble and talented man, you can't help but liking him.

A big congratulation to the Olympics champions:

1. Usain Bolt - Gold & record holder
2. Shelly-Ann Fraser - Gold
3. Sherone Simpson - Silver
4. Kerron Stewart - Silver

I can't overlook these men since they were finalist and did their best:

1. Asafa Powell - 5th
2. Michael Frater - 6th