In season 2023, the fight for gold between Jamaica and the USA took many twists and turns. At the World Athletics, Sha’Carri Richardson (10.65 seconds in 100m) and Noah Lyles (9.83 seconds in 100m and 19.51 seconds in 200m) stormed through the tracks of Budapest to secure Gold medals for Team USA. However, in the last battle of the season at the Diamond League finals, Jamaica gained back its sheer dominance as Richardson was surpassed by her Jamaican rival Shericka Jackson on the 100-meter tracks.

Interstingly, after the wrap of this season, a 400-meter sprinter who is frequently spotted showing her support for Noah Lyles congratulated Shericka Jackson recently. She took the opportunity to praise the athlete for an honorable achievement. After successfully securing gold in both the 100m and 200m races of the Diamond League final, Jackson was presented with an honorary award for her performance at the 2022 World Athletics. The athlete was able to secure gold by storming through the tracks in a remarkable time. Noah Lyles’ girlfriend, Junelle Bromfield wasted no time in showing her support with a $7 million reference for the 200-meter sprint queen.

Junelle Bromfield shows her support for Shericka Jackson

On September 21, Junelle Bromfield took to her Instagram story and posted a special message for her fellow Jamaican athlete. She showed her appreciation for Shericka Jackson who recently received the RJRGleaner Honor Award. In the story, the athlete reposted Shericka Jackson’s post, showing her gratitude for the honor, with the song “Shine Bright like a Diamond” by artist Julie Anna who has a total net worth of $7 million playing in the background. Noah Lyles’s girlfriend had also expressed love for Jackson in the comments section by adding a heartfelt comment under the post that read “Black Queen.”

Jackson won the prestigious RJRGleaner Communications Honor Award 2022 for her staunch performance on the Eugene tracks last year. The sprinter clinched her gold in 21.45 seconds, becoming the world’s fastest 200-meter woman alive. Interestingly, Bromfield’s support comes for the Jamaican sprinter after the athlete defeated Team USA in the 100m race at the 2023 Diamond League Finals. The athlete also surpassed Richardson on the Oregon tracks.

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Shericka Jackson defeats Sha’Carri Richardson on the 100-meter tracks

On the first day of the Diamond League finals, Sha’Carri Richardson faced defeat in the 100-meter finals held on American soil. The LSU sensation could only secure the fourth position by clocking in 10.80 seconds, while Shericka Jackson won the event by storming through the 100-meter track in 10.70 seconds.

Another Jamaican sprinter who is the world’s fastest woman alive in 100m, Elaine Thompson-Herah, was also able to beat the USA team by securing third place on the podium in 10.79 seconds.

In essence, Shericka Jackson dominated the tracks and surpassed her rivals with her electrifying performances throughout this season and they now look forward to the Paris Olympics 2024. Junelle Bromfield, on the other hand by showing her support and love for her fellow Jamaican athlete, truly exhibited the pinnacle of sportsmanship as well.

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