Kingston — Olympic sprint great Usain Bolt sees struggle ahead for Jamaica’s men at the World Championships, claiming the Caribbean nation’s “spoiled” young sprinters lack the discipline to train and the hunger for success.

Bolt, who won eight Olympic gold medals and led Jamaica through a golden era in sprinting, said he felt motivation levels have fallen since his retirement after the London World Championships in 2017...

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