The eight-time Olympic medallist is coming full circle for the most well-deserved victory lap in track and field history
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She spoke defiantly.
“I know what is good for me and when it’s time to walk away. It wasn’t time,” Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce told The Athletic at the Brussels Diamond League last month.
“I’m looking forward to finishing the chapter and ending this career in a magnificent way. I am sure it will all work out in Tokyo.”
If anyone deserves to write their own ending, it is Fraser-Pryce. Now 38, Jamaica’s sprint queen is back one final time.
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