After winning the Olympic 200m race Thursday, sprinter Usain Bolt busted out LeBron James’ “Silencer” celebration move.
Just like the 31-year-old Cavalier, Bolt pushed his hands down and brought his knees up a few times and smacked his chest. James took to Twitter to let everyone know he recognized the move as his own. James has been following Bolt closely and the basketball player even has an affectionate nickname for the reigning 100m and 200m Olympic champion: “Cheetah.”
The world’s fastest man didn’t just pull the LeBron move. He also did his signature “To Di World” for the camera. Bolt may have missed the world record, but celebratory moves are in order, as this was his eight gold medal, and he finished with a 19.78-second time. On Sunday, Bolt pulled another Bolt move and became the first man in the history of the Olympics to win the 100m race three times in a row.
Watch James and Bolt “twinning” below.
LeBron James doing the “Silencer”
Usain Bolt doing the “Silencer”
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