'Hate It Or Love It'- Fred Kerley Opens Up After Troubled Start To Campaign

Former world champion and Olympic bronze medalist Fred Kerley is making headlines once again.

Despite a challenging start to his 2025 track season, Kerley is not backing down.

The American sprinter has faced criticism following a string of underwhelming performances on the Grand Slam Track circuit.

He was notably outpaced by rivals like Kenny Bednarek, and an off-track incident involving an arrest has only added fuel to the narrative that Kerley’s dominance might be fading.

However, in true champion fashion, Kerley has silenced the noise with a powerful statement.

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In a recent Instagram post that caught the attention of fans and fellow athletes alike, Kerley declared, "Hate it or love it—I’m here, 3 decades deep, and many more to come."

The message is a clear nod to his longevity in the sport and a warning to those quick to write him off.

This declaration not only reaffirms his commitment to the sport but also challenges the growing sentiment that the sprinting crown is now a two-man race between Noah Lyles and Kishane Thompson.

The 2025 sprint season is already heating up with names like Lyles and Thompson dominating headlines.

Yet, Kerley’s experience, track record, and mental fortitude keep him firmly in the conversation.

While his early-season results may not reflect his full capabilities, his latest message suggests that he views the current setbacks as just another hurdle on his path.

With major meets still ahead, the veteran sprinter has time to turn the tide and prove that he remains one of the sport’s elite.