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Usain Bolt's glittering career may have ended on a disappointing note as he pulled up with a hamstring injury in the last 50 meters of the 4x100m at the 2017 world championships, but that may not have been the Jamaican sprint star's final act on the track.
Bolt won the last of his eight gold medals at Rio 2016 -- a relay gold from 2008 was subsequently stripped from the Jamaican team after Nestor Carter tested positive for a banned substance -- and has often ruled out a return for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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(CNN)Usain Bolt's glittering career may have ended on a disappointing note as he pulled up with a hamstring injury in the last 50 meters of the 4x100m at the 2017 world championships, but that may not have been the Jamaican sprint star's final act on the track.
Bolt won the last of his eight gold medals at Rio 2016 -- a relay gold from 2008 was subsequently stripped from the Jamaican team after Nestor Carter tested positive for a banned substance -- and has often ruled out a return for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo .But there have been times when he's mulled coming out of retirement.
"I talked to my track coach," Bolt told CNN Sport's Coy Wire. "And he was like, 'No, you're not doing it. People that retire and come back -- it doesn't For me, at the end I knew it was time because the drive wasn't there. But every time I watch track and field I miss it. And every time I go to the track to see my coach and I watch him training I go, 'Did I make the right decision?' ... But every time I train with them I think, 'Ah yeah I made the right decision. I don't miss this.'" work out.'Instead, Bolt will settle for a spot on the sidelines at the upcoming Games, the first for 20 years where he won't be competing.
In particular, he's looking forward to watching the action in the pool.
"I'm going to go and watch, I'm excited for the first time to sit and watch it and see the energy of people," Bolt said.