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After being disqualified from the 2022 Tokyo Olympics for testing positive for THC, one of cannabis’ main ingredients, prior to the games, American runner Sha’Carri Richardson made a spectacular return on Monday, taking home the global 100-meter gold at the global Athletics Championships in Hungary.
Richardson, the fastest woman in the world, delighted the audience at the National Athletics Center in Budapest with a personal best time of 10.65 seconds.
The accomplishment validated her personal motto, “I am not coming back.” I have improved.
Following the uproar over her withdrawal from the Tokyo Olympics, the world champion stated she would want some time to comprehend everything.
Richardson said, “I honestly do not even know what to say.” It seems unreal. I anticipate feeling it in the morning.
Richardson pulled up a stunning shock victory over Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Shericka Jackson, two Jamaican sprinters.
“I feel privileged. I am fortunate. After the race, Richardson said, “I had great competition, which really brought out the best in me. I am simply happy to leave with a gold medal.”
The 2024 Olympic hopeful is in a stronger position than ever after Monday’s performance.
She was seen as the favorite to qualify for the Olympics after winning the U.S. 100-meter championship last month, even before she won the event on Monday.
Richardson hopes that as she progresses on the track, spectators will perceive athletes for more than just their achievements.
Richardson wants the public to understand the hardships and sacrifices athletes make in order to succeed. She believes that by sharing her experience, people will be inspired to pursue their goals despite all barriers, according to the Dallas Morning News.
“I would say never give up,” she said in response to the question of what lesson her victory meant. Never let the media, strangers, or anything else define who you are; always be true to who you are and what your faith says. I would urge, “Never back down.” Fight no matter what.