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Usain Bolt has admitted to Sky Sports News HQ he feels the pressure of being the defender of athletics after recent drug cheating scandals. Bolt was the major attraction on the track at Rio 2016, the build-up for which was dominated by claims of Russias state sponsored doping system.World athletics governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), banned Russia from taking part in Brazil and Bolt insists he has full faith in the sports bosses to put an end to the problem. Six months half price Upgrade to Sky Sports to watch Man Utd v Arsenal on Saturday and get the first six months half price Its rough but Ive said to people the IAAF and WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) do a good job on clamping down and getting rid of drug cheats, Bolt said.Sports got to go through the rough times to get to the good times and I think this is just a rough time.Bolts famous rivalry with American sprinter Justin Gatlin, who was previously banned for failing a drugs test, is highlighted in a new, feature length, documentary I Am Bolt. Watch the full interview with Usain Bolt in a Sky Sports News HQ exclusive as the nine-time Olympic champion reveals plans to retire next year And the nine-time Olympic champion insists the pressure of the battle, dubbed good vs evil by the press, has had an impact on his life.Its put a lot of pressure on me personally because everyone looks towards me to win and to be the defender of the sport, Bolt told Sky Sports at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica. Gatlin was among Bolts victims again at Rio 2016 where the Jamaican great completed the treble treble of 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay victories at three I try to look at it as extra motivation to do more to help the sport and to help the future of the sport.People always come up to me and thank me, even officials in the sport say my god, you dont know what you have done for this sport but thank you very much. It always feels good to know youve done a lot for the sport. 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With the final four being arguably the four best – and most complete – teams from the regular season, picking a winner is not as easy as it sounds.Former World Anti-Doping Agency president Dick Pound believes world athletics chief Sebastian Coe is under mounting pressure to find a way for suspended Russian track and field athletes to compete at the Rio Olympics. Pound, who headed the independent commission that unearthed evidence of state-sponsored doping in Russian athletics, thinks that time is running out for Russia to get its anti-doping house in order ahead of the 2016 Olympics in Rio in August. A WADA task force has been put in place to overhaul the suspended Russian Anti-Doping Agency but Pound, who two months ago said it appeared Russia was simply changing deck chairs on the Titanic, still has seen little movement towards compliance. 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WADA has a role, my guess is they will not be in position to say that RUSADA is compliant so all the pressure is going to get onto Seb Coe and the IAAF.I dont know where they stand with their task force but my guess is there will be lots of pressure on him to find a way to have the Russians in Rio.Russian athletics must prove it has made enough progress in reforming its anti-doping operation to be re-instated to the sport in time to take part in the Rio Olympics.The IAAF will hear from its task force headed by Norwegian Rune Andersen at Council meetings on June 17 in Vienna and is expected to make a decision on Russian participation in Rio.I dont know where Seb is parked on this but my guess is he will get his advice from the task force that they will share with him a day or two before their meeting on June 17, said Pound. Also See: Olympics 2016 ' ' '