a little over two years ago Sha’Carri Richardson landed in hell with an inexplicable positive outcome for cannabis this dampened their high expectations for the Tokyo Games. At the age of 21, the American committed a youthful sin that many do not understand, especially in his own country. The fact is that he consumed marijuana in a depressed state after learning of the death of his biological mother, and it should be noted that it is a legal and accepted substance in the United States.
with him small body slightly over one and a half meters long, covered with tattoos and with an exaggerated appearance It’s somewhat reminiscent of the late Florence Griffith-Joyner (she still holds the 10.49 to 100 and 21.14 to 200 records since 1988), as if the Texan was digging her own grave.
It was very difficult to get out of that tunnel. Its rating didn’t drop below 1’0.85 out of 100 from 10.72 last year, and it stayed at a secret 22.38 out of 200 even though it was accredited to 22.00 two years ago. AND It sank further in the 2022 Trials. Sha’Carri failed to qualifyHe finished fifth in 11.31 and made it to the semi-finals with 22.47 in the 200 (three percent from the final), as Mohamed Katir played in ‘fear’ in front of the media in this World Cup… 5,000.
amazing comeback
In 2022, he experienced a complex event on a personal level as well. “From the beginning I was in a relationship with a (Jamaican) athlete who never cared about me. I had to deal with homophobia and so much moreI’m still recovering, ”she explained on her social networks.
Many thought that this genius girl who entered the historical ‘top 10’ of the hectometer at the age of 19 (10.75) would not return. Big mistake. Richardson has the maturity to refocus on athletics and at the World Cup, he made a big breakthrough, winning a gold medal at 10.65 in the 100 (Championship record). And this Wednesday, he passed the first round at 200 with no effort and the best mark (22.16).
Because Two steps away from achieving the first female ‘double’ at the World Cup in United States history (At the Olympic Games, the legendary Wilma Rudolph achieved this in Rome’60) and the aforementioned ‘Flo Jo’ in Seoul’88). And only the democratic German Silke Gladisch (Rome’87), the German Katrin Krabbe (Tokyo’91) and, more recently, the Jamaican Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce in Moscow, achieved this by universal designation.
So what three athletes were on target but failed the double hectometer after winning the 100th race. Inger Miller left the gold medal in Sevilla’99 against Marion Jones by a nine percent margin in the 200; Torri Edwards won the gold medal at the same distance as Russia’s Kapachinskaya in Paris’03, and Carmelita Jeter lost the gold by 15 points to Veronica in Daegu’11. Campbell Can Sha’Carri overcome this colossal challenge?