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Sha’Carri Richardson V/S Noah Lyles: Who Is the Most Successful American Athlete?

Published 08/27/2023, 1:00 AM EDT

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Sha’Carri Richardson came to be known as the “world’s fastest woman” after she clutched her gold, post winning 100m. Setting a record time of 10.65 secs, she left the athletics world awestruck. Besides Richardson, there is a Usain Bolt in the making, whom we cannot look past. Noah Lyles, the Floridian ‘undisputed individual sprint king’, added a 200m golden splash to his already golden 100m crown. With the World Athletics Championships underway, sports fanatics are eagerly awaiting their asserted spearheads’ execution in the biggest event, the Paris Olympics 2024. Can Sha’Carri prove to be a better athlete than Noah?

While the anxiety increases, it’s just a matter of time to finally conclude. While chewing on some general data, let’s make a comparison of what they already have. Both the athletes have ignited their career lamp quite young and both of them have competed in the same categories. Let’s draw some comparisons between the phenomenal 23-year-old Sha’Carri Richardson and the untamed 26-year-old sprinter Noah Lyles. 

Sha’Carri Richardson vs. Noah Lyles: Net Worth and Achievements

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Looking dapper in those nails and lashes, Richardson is best known for chiseling her name in Bold in the field and track arena. Her hair color keeps changing and the numbers in her account keep leaping forth. With a net worth of $1 million to $5 million, she manages a major chunk of her earnings from track and field.

Her monthly salary is around $45000 to $50000. She broke the 100m collegiate record at the NCAA Division, as a freshman at Louisiana State University in 2019.

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Richardson secured the name of being the sixth fastest woman in 2021, running her personal best of 10.72 seconds. She regained her prowess and won the US National Championship in July 2023, setting a record time of 10.82 seconds. 

On the other hand, Noah Nyles achieved the highest world ranking in 200m at WAC, Budapest. Lyles’ net worth is approximately $ 2 million to $3 million. As per records, Noah Nyles has broken all barriers to become a three-time World Champion and solidify the title of the third fastest on the world all-time list. Lyles possesses 5 golds in the World Championships, 5 in the Diamond League, and 2 in the World U20 Championships. Besides filling his cupboard with gold, he has a decent number of silvers as well. It is a tough decision to make altogether. 

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There’s more to keep the battle going

It is no shame to deny that Nike was stuck with Sha’Carri through thick and thin. Amidst severe hardships, her brand bond has stayed unmoved. The track and field champion has endorsements with premium brands like Apple Music and Beats as well. Even though intergenerational questions arise, Sha’carri considers the legendary Ann-Fraser-Pryce to be her strongest competitor. Let’s not overlook Shericka Jackson and Marie-Josee-Ta-Lou as well! 

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Whereas, Noah Lyles’ endorsements include Omega, Adidas, Xfinity, Intel, Coca-Cola, and Visa. The American professional has come out victorious in every game of his life and wishes to unfurl the triumphant flag at the Olympics next year. Is Noah Lyles a more successful athlete than Sha’Carri? Or will somebody else dethrone the top-tier entities?

Watch this story: Noah Lyles Eyeing on Shattering Another Record of Usain Bolt After Breaking the Sprinting Legend’s Record in Seven Years

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Agnijeeta Majumder

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Agnijeeta Majumder is a US Sports author at Essentially Sports. Being a staunch content writer and a passionate sports enthusiast, Agnijeeta combined her love for writing and penchant for all things sports to delve into the world of the US Sports arena. Agnijeeta takes inspiration from American Track and Field star Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and brings her attention to detail to all the avenues of the Athletics realm.
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Brandon Gabriel