USA V/S Jamaica Track Rivalry Gets a New Twist as Stellar Records Involving Sha’Carri Richardson’s Rivals Go Viral
In the 2023 season, Sha’Carri Richardson set the tracks ablaze. The athlete stood atop podiums, clinching multiple accolades while beating her Jamaican rivals on 100m tracks. This comeback comes after the two-year turmoil faced by the 23-year-old LSU sensation after the doping allegation.
Following this update, the infamous rivalry between the team USA and Jamaica has taken a new route. As a tweet highlighting the achievements of Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and the world’s fastest woman alive, Elaine Thompson-Herah has made waves in the world of athletics.
Sha’Carri Richardson’s rivals hit the headlines
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On November 2, a track and field fan posted an intriguing fact captioned “Greatest female sprinters ever?” On X. According to the tweet, “Elaine Thompson-Herah (4) and Shelly-Ann Fraser (6) hold the record for the most individual female gold medals at the Olympics and World Championship, respectively.”
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Elaine Thompson-Herah (4) and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (6) hold the record for the most individual female gold medals at the Olympics and World Championships respectively pic.twitter.com/FEbgQutMo5— Tsion-Benjamin (@KerrTsion) November 2, 2023
This fact comes months after Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce had to settle for bronze for the first time at the World Athletics Championship held in Budapest. In the 100-meter event, Fraser-Pryce was surpassed by Sha’Carri Richardson and team member Shericka Jackson, who secured the first and second positions by clocking in 10.65 and 10.72, respectively. Lastly, 36-year-old Fraser-Pryce regained her form by joining the forces of Team Jamaica to secure silver in the 100-meter relay race.
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At the same time, the world’s fastest woman alive, Elaine Thompson-Herah, who was only seen in the lineup once on Budapest track for the 100-meter relay, shone her magic at the Diamond League this year. The athlete ran her season best in the last battle held on U.S. soil
Elaine Thomspon-Herah’s late-season triumphs
Thompson-Herah ended her season on a high note. The five-time Olympian who could not qualify for the individual spot at this year’s Worlds struck her magic at the Diamond League. The athlete secured the third position on the tracks of Zurich and secured two wins at the meets held in Bellinzona and Brussels.
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Lastly, the athlete ended her season with her personal best record at the Diamond League final in Eugene. The athlete surpassed Sha’Carri Richardson to secure bronze in 10.79.
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This season, both Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Elaine Thompson-Herah, despite the setbacks, were able to achieve a late-season surge. Now, the team Jamaica fans are girded up for the legends to maintain their surge and showcase extraordinary performances against Sha’Carri Richardson on the tracks of Paris
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Brandon Gabriel