Usain Bolt is an Olympic God.

As you no doubt know, the Jamaican breezed to an astounding world-record time of 9.69 seconds in winning 100-metre gold on Saturday, and on Wednesday he followed it up by winning the 200-metre race in a world-record time of 19.30.

Dude is so fast you don't even know what he looks like.

Well, except for Brown Recluse, Esq. of Free Darko — he sees a lot 'Black Jesus' in young Bolt.

Recluse explains:

"... I can't help but think of Amare Stoudemire when I watch Usain Bolt. It's the irrepressible swagger in the starting blocks, the preternatural cool under pressure, and more than anything, the sheer physical dominance over his opponents. Like Amare, Bolt manages to look like a man among boys, while at the same time seeming himself to still be a child.

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For anyone who thinks I'm insulting Bolt — already one of the greatest sprinters of all time — by comparing him to a mere three-time All-Star who's never advanced past the Western Conference Finals, remember back to the 2005 playoffs. At the age of 22 (the age Bolt turns [today]), Amare was clearly the best player in a Suns-Spurs series that featured two former MVPs still in their prime. Bolt is that Amare Stoudemire, the pre-injury Amare for whom the sky was literally the limit. He put together STAT lines like 42 points, 16 rebounds, and 4 blocks, and seemed like he was only scratching the surface of what he could be. Even LeBron has failed to exhibit that kind of almost casual supremacy, and despite his youth, King James has always seemed much older and wiser than his years."

What do you think — good call or bad call? Who do you see in Bolt? And better yet, which current or former NBA star does that make Phelps? So many questions, so many "right" answers. Have some fun in the comments.