LONDON. – Usain Bolt returns to action after a six-week injury-enforced break in the 100 metres on the opening night of the London Diamond League meeting today, with question marks hanging over both his fitness and form just four weeks out from the World Championships in Beijing.
Like Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis-Hill, the British stars of the two-day Anniversary Games, Bolt will be hoping to find the Midas touch that took him to Olympic gold on the same east London track in 2012.
The 28-year-old Jamaican last raced on June 13, when he struggled to get the better of his 19-year-old training partner, the Anguillan-born British recruit Zharnel Hughes, over 200m in the New York Diamond League meeting.
Bolt has since had treatment for a pelvic problem from Dr Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohfahrt – the 72-year-old German sports doctor known as “Healing Hans”. – AFP.



