Usain BoltKINGSTON, Jamaica - King of track & field Usain Bolt, who it was rumoured is carrying a niggling injury, told journalists here on Sunday that "everything is good."   

Bolt, the Olympic sprint double champion, turned out at Sunday's Pan Caribbean Sigma Corporate Run, a road race and walk organized to raise money for Cardiac Programme at the Bustamante Hospital for Children. He could not avoid answering question about his fitness.

However, all the track & field legend would say is "yeah (yes), everything is good, I am happy, I'm just looking to the season."

Days after the Camperdown Classic at which Bolt, according to his website and management team, should have opened his season, came news of his visit to the expensive Munich clinic of Dr.Hans Muller-Wohlfahrt.

This fuelled speculation that things are not 100 per cent with the sprinter, but his international agent, Ricky Simms, at the time said: 'People can put two and two together and make five. Any speculation is ridiculous. He was in Europe doing work for a sponsor - a great opportunity that will become clear in due course - and called in for a regular check-up in Munich."

Bolt, according to his website, will run at Saturday's Gibson Relays to be held at the National Stadium. He is expected to take part in the 4x100m and 4x400m relays