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Melissa Jefferson-Wooden reacts after she won a national event per 100 meters at the World Athletic Championship at the National Stadium in Tokyo 14. September 2025. years. (PHOTO Andrzej Ivanczuk / Nurphoto)
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The newly crowned world champion Melissa Jefferson-wood did not leave anything to the chance while at the new championship of 10.61 in a 100-meter-dash final. Jefferson-Wood entered these championships as a strong favorite to ensure victory.
The double Olympic medaly and two-way world champions had the perfect season leading to Tokyo. She was undefeated in a dash of 100 meters and 200 meters. Jefferson-Wooden had several races in which it raced under-10.8 races in strong wind. She took 10,65 on the American championship to equalize now the fastest time in history.
Its 10,61 sets at all times at all times at all times, in front of the legendary karmelita Jeter, who was the previous fastest American woman. It is also an equal five-time Olympic Champion Elaine Thompson Herah’s Stanium Record.
Jefferson-Wood asked how she felt that this championship would shape the next few years of her career.
“I feel like I gave a statement, by myself, for my career and who I am and what I want to advocate in this sport”, “Jefferson-Wooden) listed After her victory. “I feel this year here is a great step forward.”
The world champion said its next focus that in the coming days, he won a dash of 200 meters.
After the World Championship, Jefferson-Wood will compete in Athlos 10. October in New York. If he wins this race, it will officially complete the undefeated season in a dash of 100 meters.
Tokyo, Japan – 14. September: Tina Claiton from Jamaica is a bronze medal after the final 100 meters of the World Athletics of Tokyo Championship 2025. at the National Stadium 14. September 2025. in Tokyo. (PHOTO Daniela Porcelli / Getty Images)
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Next was one of the next generation of Sprinters Jamaica. 21 year old Tina Clayton, the twins of the finalist finalists of Paris Tia Claiton, became the youngest female athletes in history to win a medal at the world championship in a dash of 100 meters. Clayton Closed is a new personal best of 10.76, flew in the previous time of the Olympic Champion Julien Alfred.
“My main focus was to be done,” Clayton said in press conference. “If I’m honest, the silver medal wasn’t in my thoughts and I got it, so I’m grateful.”
The world of silver medals showed a lot of self-confidence and determination this season. Even after the final loss of her diamond league was disappointed a few weeks ago, she expressed that they would still appear and work for the best possible results.
Julien Alfred of Tim Saint Lucia celebrates the National Flag after 100 meters in the world of athletics Championships Tokyo 2025. In the National Stadium, 14. In Tokyo, Japan (Photo Andrzej Ivanczuk / Nurphoto)
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The bronze medal went to Alfred, run 10.84 to round the podium. After the race, Alfrede talked to the media and instructed the fact that she was currently involved in a shin injury, which was what she had made her missing her. However, in the World Cup in Budapest at the World Cup in 2023. years, Alfred was just a shy podium to aim in both of its events.
“I must still be grateful, I came … in 2023. and left nothing,” Alfred listed. “I’m really blessed; however, I’m enough to be disappointed.”
Alfred will have the opportunity to redemption in a dash of 200 meters if its health allows. Along with his gold medal in Paris, she earned silver behind the Gabby Thomas Olympic champions in a hyphens 200 meters. Alfred is a great technician of 200 meters and could be in shape for earning gold with absence of Thomas from Tokyia.
Tokyo, Japan – 14. September: Shelli-Ann Fraser-Price Jamaica competes at the female 100 meters of the semifinals during the world’s Tokyo 2025 at Tokyo, Japan 14. September 2025. Years. September 2025 (Photo Mustafa Ialcin / Anadolu)
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Outside the podium of finishers, the largest story to appear from this final was that it was a 10-time world champion of the final individual breed of her career Shelli-Ann Fraser-Price. Fraser-Price placed in the top two in the semifinals, making her an automatic final for the final. The eight-time Olympic medal was set, sixth, running 11.03. Although she didn’t go with the medal, Fraser-Price was all smiling after finishing the race.
“I couldn’t go to line last year and I was ravaged” said Fraser-Price. “But this year I got a chance to get to the line and that I could reach the finals was a great achievement.”
Her extensive championship experience shone as she ran round.
“They are asked why they come back, but I think it’s important to finish our own terms,” Fraser-Price pronounced.
It has been 18 years since it started its professional path and career in the field and 16 years since its first world gold medal championship. Her athletic summary leaves a small room for discussion about who, next to her, she can be crowned to the greatest Women’s Sprinter all the time.
It will return later this week for a 4K100-meter relay.
Tokyo, Japan – 14. September: Sha’Carri Richardson Compete in the semifinals in the semifinals for two days of the World Athletic Championship Tokyo 2025. at the National Stadium 14. September 2025. in Tokyo. (Photography Ian Macnicol / Getty Images)
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Budapest gold and silver medals Sha’carry Richardson and Shericka Jackson set fifth and fourth, respectively. Richardson showed a huge determination while during the semifinals she was alternated from blocks. Her mistake put her meters behind the rest of the field, making her activate her infamous speed of the top end. Richardson finished third in the semifinals; However, her time was fast enough to assign her unautomatic qualifications in the final, similar to what happened to her in Budapest. She wounded 10.94 for the best new season.
Despite the end of the fourth, Jackson’s shape looked great. The second fastest woman of all time in a 200-meter dash was the 100-meter Dash season of 10.88. Jackson will compete in his primary event later this week against Loves Alfred and Jefferson-Wooden.
Jackson faced several obstacles this season, but proved his fitness during a 100-meter stroke, the last two days. She is in shape to perform a clean race and defend her title of 200 meters. Alfred is probably the second best runner of 200 meters among three and will work hard to insure a gold medal at these championships. Jefferson-wooden is not a 200 meter technician, but a strong competitor. She beat Thomas over 200 meters twice this season and riding a high victory of 100 meters.
Marie-Josee Ta Lou-Smith and Dina Asher-Smith ran 11.04 and 11.08 to put the seventh and eighth. Both will also compete in a dash of 200 meters as a championship continues.
The third day of the competition will start at 5:35 am with a man with 400 meters Hurdle Harles on Pawn and CNBC. The full schedule of competition was found hereTogether with live results on world athlete website.
