LONDON (Reuters) - American sprinter Tyson Gay will find satisfaction only if he wins a medal in the Olympic 100 metres, the former world champion said on Wednesday.
The world's second fastest man of all time, Gay has never stepped on an Olympic podium and hip surgery, which kept him off the track for nearly a year, will make the task in London no easier as he goes up against world record holder Usain Bolt and world champion Yohan Blake.
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