Looks like Usain Bolt might be starting to get worried. This boy sets the world record for 100 meters

The boy has already reached wonderful success in his age group.

At a sporting event held in Florida, Rudolph Ingram, 7 broke all records by running 100 meters in 13.48 seconds. He is the quickest boy in the world in his age group. He was called “The Flame” for his amazing rapidity as well as firmness.

The boy plays football as well and runs around the field at lightning rapidity, leaving no opportunity for his competitors. Regardless of the large number of sports in his life, Rudolph was able to study well and please his dad. The boy went to this result from the age of 4, for the premier time becoming the quickest among his peers in the United States.

Rudolph already has 36 medals, 20 of which are gold.

Another fervor of the little runner is football, where he has already won the reputable Heisman Trophy.

The dad supports his gifted son in everything and is proud of him.

Rudolph received well-deserved prizes for his sporting reaching.

The boy doesn’t plan to stop and is going to break Usain Bolt’s own record which is 9.58.

He is only 7 but he has already reached wonderful success in his age group. This is just the start. Many more competitions as well as new records await him. Looks like Usain Bolt might be starting to get worried.

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