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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce opens up about her decision to retire on her terms, aiming to inspire women by showing that success has no age limit.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has delved deeper into her decision to retire, mentioning that nobody forced her to make the difficult step.
The 10-time world champion announced that she will be hanging up her spikes at the end of the 2025 season.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce last competed on Jamaican soil at the National Championships, where she clocked 10.91 seconds.
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18:30 - 06.07.2025
Faith Kipyegon: The Millions Awaiting Her After Breaking World Record
Faith Kipyegon claimed the 1500m world record at the Prefontaine Classic.
Tina Clayton and Shericka Jackson finished second and third in respective times of 10.81 and 10.88 seconds. She qualified for her final World Championships scheduled for September in Tokyo, Japan.
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Opens Up About Her Retirement
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The three-time Olympic champion revealed that this season will be her final as a professional athlete, but certainly not a farewell tour.
She added that the decision to continue competing even at 38 is to show other women that anything is possible, and age should not define how far they can go.
“I’m adding to the conversation of what it looks like to be a female sprinter. I’m here to inspire someone who may not find success until they’re in their thirties. Now they have a blueprint, because I did it first,” Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce said in an interview with Marie Claire.
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10:15 - 06.07.2025
Nairobi City Marathon: Murkomen Plots Big for Parents, Grandmother After Pocketing Ksh 3.5 Million
Benson Murkomen braved the chilly weather to claim the win in the men's 42 km race at the Nairobi City Marathon and win himself Ksh 3.5 million.
"This was on my terms. I didn’t tap out because someone said I should. I’m the kind of athlete that’s always going to come back harder the next time.”
Once she hangs her spikes, she still has a lot of things to focus on, including her family, her faith, her philanthropy, and her hair care company AFIMI.
“I want my legacy to be the totality of who I am; the mom, the athlete, the entrepreneur, the philanthropist,” Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce said.
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16:00 - 09.07.2025
'Highest of the Highest' - Trayvon Bromell Honours Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce as She Nears Retirement
Trayvon Bromell praised Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's humility, consistency, and inspiration to young athletes, especially in Jamaica, calling her a true icon beyond the track.
“I want it to be about impact. The impact that I've had on and off the track in creating space for other women to understand that they can thrive in life.”
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce’s decision to retire is not an end, but a powerful transition and as she prepares for her final season, she continues to break barriers and redefine what is possible for women in sport and beyond.
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