Athletics World Cup | “Bad Girl,” Sha’Carri Richardson has come to terms with athletics

The united states continues to roam freely for World Athletics Championships in Budapest with five gold medals after Thrilling victory for Shakari Richardson in the 100m final This helps him prove himself and silence some mouths.

It was an exceptional final that came Ranked by times after finishing third in the semi-finals (10.84) With the victory of one of the big favorites, Jamaican Sherika Jackson. He clearly had no problems qualifying with this “great time”.

The final match was presented to Shakari as an extraordinary opportunity to redeem himself After what happened, especially in the summer of 2021 when she was only 21 years old, she was one of the best favorites for gold in the postponed Olympic Games.

The irreverent and fully tattooed athlete made a huge mistake that resulted in a positive for cannabis, a substance already permitted in the United States And it gives a distinctive new scent to cities like New York.

The point is that The Dallas runner ran out Olympics and last year he failed the trials in the United States, starring in a scare in front of the media and ultimately staying out of the Eugene World Championships.

There were many negative circumstances, however Richardson has been mature enough to rebel against many problemsBefore this sense of persecution and before the doubts generated by seeing how opportunities are missed. What happened on Monday in Budapest will go down in history for what and how.

American Street on Calle 8 did not go well, several meters away from what was happening Crossed center streets with Jamaicans Jackson and Fraser-Pryce (in search of seventh individual gold at the World Cup). He looked out of contention for those first two places, but his last 30m was simply masterful.

Not only has she not had time to put herself first, but she is He raised his arms before crossing the finish line. She knew she was a winner and she wasn’t wrong. Long live Chakri! Her gold came with an excellent score (10.65), beating Sherica Jackson (10.72) and Shelley Ann Fraser-Pryce (10.77).