Watched this last night. This was another nice story coming out of this Olympics. I liked seeing Usain Bolt's reaction to watching Van Niekerk's record setting run and seeing Bolt seek him out after his 100 victory to congratulate him.

One thing that I'm getting tired of relating to this Olympics is broadcasters and commentators using words like 'crushed their opponents', 'totally dominated', 'obliterated the competition', 'duel in the pool', 'slaughter in the water', and other such terms. I don't think this type of language has any place in the Olympics . . . Maybe it's OK for MMA matches. To me, it reflects more on the ignorance of the commentators than their knowledge of the sport. Those making these comments, most likely, have spent their lives as spectators rather than competitors. I guess it's typical of the media today whether it's reporting news, weather, or sports. They tend to accentuate terms to stoke emotional reactions rather than just watching and reporting what's going on.