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All about the gold

QUAZIZULQUARNA1N ISLAM from London
friendship and rivalry with world-famous sprinter and countryman Usain Bolt, and above all his tunnel vision focussed on winning gold at the London 2012 Olympics.
On how he prepares for competition:
"I don't really think about the competition. 1 spend my time watching cricket during these Olympics. And only when I'm on the track I'm on the track."
On his pre-race rituals:
"I just go to the line and I try to do something that makes me feel comfortable. 1 don't need to scare anyone anymore."
On being nicknamed 'The Beast' by his teammate and training partner Usain Bolt (JAM):
"The beast is something
The fastest man of 2012, Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake talks about his that developed over years and in training because when I'm training I'm training like a beast. That's why Usain gave me that name."
On whether his lack of Olympic experience could be a disadvantage:
"Everyone is talking about experience. For me experience doesn't work. For me it's all about going out there, keeping focused and getting the job done. It's not about beating Usain."
On whether tension has risen between him and Bolt in the lead-up to London 2012:
"We are keeping a good chemistry. We are joking in training, having fun. On race day it's business but outside we are still friends.
"I'm not really focusing on Usain. I'm just focusing on the race day now. My philosophy is, 'The sky is the limit’, just work hard, which is what I'm doing at the moment and on the day you'll see what happens."
On what time will he needed to win the 100m:
"People want to see world records but for me it's just about executing. When you have fast guys running the 100m, Usain, Tyson ((Jay, USA), myself, (Justin) Gatlin (USA) and Asafa (Powell, JAM), great things can be expected because these guys are really fast. But we are not looking at times, we are looking at the gold medal."
On whether he feels any pressure being the fastest man in the world in 2012:
"There is no pressure. The coaching work over the years has really paid off. Yes, I'm the fastest man in the world, the man to beat. But when you're on the line it's different. You'll see on the day what happens."
On whether the men's 100m will live up to expectations:
"It’s going to be great. In every race you always have surprises. Everybody is waiting for this moment for four years, so I think it's going to live up to its expectations."
On whether he prefers the 100m or the 200m sprint:
"I'm not really sure. I'm not sure (laughing)."