Where to Watch Sha'Carri Richardson vs Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce at Brussels Diamond League

Reigning world champion Sha'Carri Richardson, 10-time world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, and Olympic champion Winfred Yavi are among the stars who have confirmed their performance at the Diamond League Meeting in Brussels.

As the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo draw near, the top athletes will be looking to impress and build courage and momentum ahead of the global showpiece.

Sha’Carri Richardson found herself in the spotlight after a heated incident with her boyfriend, Christian Coleman, which grabbed headlines for the wrong reasons.

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She will be looking to hit her stride at the Brussels Diamond League on Friday, August 22. The American sprinting star has yet to reach the podium in a turbulent, injury-plagued season, and time is running out to fine-tune her performance ahead of her world title defence next month.

The Olympic 100m silver medalist has competed in the 100m only four times this season. Her opening race in Tokyo saw her finish fourth with a time of 11.47 seconds.

Sha’Carri Richardson later revealed she had been struggling with an unspecified injury sustained in February. She returned at the Prefontaine Classic in July, finishing a distant ninth behind her training partner and current top female sprinter, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden.

In her most recent race, Sha’Carri Richardson showed signs of improvement, posting a season's best of 11.05 for a sixth-place finish at the Silesia Diamond League. However, she will need to find another gear to challenge Jefferson-Wooden, who has been dominating the field.

Richardson will have her chance in Brussels, where she faces a stacked lineup that includes Jefferson-Wooden and sprinting legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.

Jamaican sprint queen, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, holds the meeting record of 10.72 seconds, set in 2013, and she will be looking to dominate one more time.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has competed sparingly thus far, but has shown glimpses of improvement with each race, and Brussels will be the ultimate test ahead of the World Championships.

Her recent performance was a fourth-place finish at the Gyulai István Memorial, a Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix.

The Brussels Diamond League will be streamed live on the Diamond League's YouTube page in select territories. For American audiences, the stream will also be available on FloTrack.