Yohan Blake: Veteran Jamaican sprinter set to unveil major investment in Florida

Jamaican sprinter seems to be preparing for life after athletics as he is set to officially open a restaurant.

Blake shared the news with his social media followers on Sunday, expressing his excitement at his new venture which is set to boost his coffers.

The restaurant is located in the picturesque Fort Lauderdale in Florida in the United States and promises unforgettable experience for dinners.

“After lots of hard work, I’m excited to announce that my restaurant, THE BUTCHER’S BARREL, is finally here! Join me for the grand opening on October 8th in Fort Lauderdale, Oakland Park. I can’t wait to see you there,” Blake posted on social media.

Yohan Blake seems to be coming to the end of his career following his recent struggles on the track with injuries also slowing him down.

The 2011 world champion in 100m after a fifth-place finish in the preliminary round of the Jamaica Olympics trials, having previously said that it was going to be his final appearance at the games.

Usain Bolt is set to recover a large portion of the $13 million lost from his Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL) accounts.

His athletics future is still not known with his last event this year being the London Diamond League on July 20 when she finished eighth.

Following his poor outing in London, when he accused his country for not giving him respect.

“My own country Jamaica doesn’t give me the respect but I’m happy because other people outside do and appreciate me more than my own country,” he said during an interview with

The former world champion has hit out at Jamaican fans for disrespecting him despite bringing glory to the country in the past.

“I’m happy that I’m able to be crowned elsewhere apart from Jamaica so I will continue to do what I’m doing until I’m happy to step away when it’s time.”

has two Olympics silver medals in 100m and 200m and as many gold in 4x100m relay but has been struggling to get back to his former glories.