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Tokyo, Japan – 14. September: Golden Medist, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Team, posing for a photo with a win 100 meters from the world in two world athletic championships 14. September 2025. In Tokyo, Japan. (Photo: Cameron Spencer / Getty Images)
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Melissa Jefferson-Wooden is a world champion!
On Sunday, the World Leader Jefferson-Wood claimed that he was deservedly deserved at 100 meters of the World Title with the new championshipS record at 10.61. 24-year-creation of history in numeri history now is the fourth fastest woman in history.
Jefferson-Wood followed Jama’s Care Clayton, he announced the time of 10.76. 21-year-old Clayton, revival of Jamaican domination in the category, is now the youngest Sprinter to request a world title at an event of 100 meters. The Julien Alfred Olympic champion is a clinged bronze in 10.84.
“It was an amazing year. I dream of this moment. Instead of pressing on myself and take it as something irresistible, I just accepted it,” the proud Jefferson-wooden discovered.
After this victory, Jefferson-wood remains undefeated in the category 100 meters, pointing out the dominance of this season. Her time is now the fastest age of the season, exceeds its previous season – the best and best best time of 10.65 placed on American studies.
Sprinter is the goal of winning Double this year now “excited” for the race 200 meters on Wednesday. Holds on right now Another position in the world range In this category, with the personal best of 21.84, the second of the seasons fastest time.
Significantly, Alfred, who published the fastest weather in heat, It was expected to be a strong candidate for her first world title. However, the 24-year-old fought for half a race and lost the lead over a few meters. After the race, Sprinter said that he pulled his hrush and could retire from the 200 meters race next week.
The duration behind Alfred Jamaiac Shericka Jacksonazela is the fourth in 10.88. American Sha’carry Richardson managed to make his first sub-11 performance performance, but he failed to defend his title, he finished fifth in 10.94. Still, Richardson time helped the best upgraded her season.
Duration behind her, Jamaican Shelli-Ann Fraser-Price, participating in her last 100 meter race before retirement, sixth in 11.03. “I think I’m on the bright side, I’m still giving God because I made the finale time. It’s really a blessing,” said the 38-year legend who expected different results in after a race conversation.
