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-Beijing--At the Opening Ceremonies on Friday, Tyson Gay walked with the U.S Olympic team at the Bird’s Nest. Which has to mean that man who has covered the 100-meters faster than any man in history is back.

It is a monumental feat since he went down on June 5 in the quarterfinal of the 200-meter dash at the U.S. Olympic Trials. The reigning 100 and 200-meter World Champion has not competed since experiencing a mild hamstring cramp in Eugene.

"Our first question to the doctor was 'Can [Gay] run in the Olympics?' '' said Jon Drummond, who is Gay’s co-coach.

Is is safe to surmise that Gay has fully recovered and ready to go?

The first round of the Olympic 100 meters is Friday, Aug. 15, with the final the next day.

By Jay Hicks.