Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is an eight-time Olympic medallist
Passing the baton - quite literally - to the next generation, with one final medal secured, an icon bowed out.
Back in Japan, the nation where she made her first appearance on the world stage 18 years ago, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce made the 25th - and last - global podium of her illustrious career.
Nine world championships and five Olympic Games later, the 38-year-old signed off in Tokyo by helping a Jamaican quartet featuring 21-year-old twin sisters Tia and Tina Clayton to world 4x100m silver.
As she posed for photos with her adoring fans in the stands, there was no doubt the record five-time world 100m champion had departed the sport as a legend.
