After the NBA’s decline to cover this year?s USATF events, the world of track and field has seen a lot. In the middle of this, US legend, Michael Johnson has been really active on Twitter & vocal about the lack of support provided to professional track athletes. Despite his previous posts raising concerns, the Sprint king has recently reposted one of the engaging posts of a Track athlete. This particular update is filled with praise for the track athletes.

The post was originally posted by?Oluwadare, he listed the female athletes who will be competing in the highly anticipated London Diamond League event. At the top of the list is the renowned star, Sha’Carri Richardson. The remaining seven names are equally impressive. Are you ready to discover the details of Johnson’s post and the other notable athletes who have made it to the 100m star list?

Michael Johnson’s Twitter post celebrates 100m star list

In a recent retweet posted on Jul 18, 2023, Johnson acknowledged the impressive display of talent and competition, highlighting the shift from a previous lack of head-to-head battles. He writes, “Beginning of the season we were all complaining about lack of head to head competition. Athletes responded! Can?t complain anymore.” Along with he reposted one list that has all the names of the women athletes. Notable participants include the mind-boggling duo of Sha’Carri Richardson & Shericka Jackson, alongside other remarkable competitors like Marie Jos?e Ta Lou, Aleia Hobbs, Dina Asher-Smith, Daryll Neita, Anthonique Strachan, and TeeTee Terry.

This impressive gathering of talent has created a “crazy field” of athletes, generating immense anticipation and excitement among fans and experts. Furthermore, with the upcoming Women’s 100m event at the London Diamond League on July 23rd. All eyes are eagerly anticipating an electrifying clash of talent & renewed excitement. But wait, there’s more! Versatile and well-rounded, Michael has been sharing posts addressing the lack of support for track and field athletes by USATF. His heartfelt message shed light on the need for greater recognition and support for these athletes

Sprint Legends Perspective on Track and Field Athletes

Michael Johnson’s tweet serves as a powerful call to action. Just over a week ago, he posted a tweet shedding light on how he feels bad after hearing the noncoverage update from NBC Olympics on USTAF events in 2023. He wrote, “I feel bad for the true pro track athletes consistently winning major titles and successfully building a brand that transcends the sport.?For US Champs they have no prime TV coverage, competing alongside high school kids, and no help from USATF.” This post heated the athletes and raised a topic to consider in the track and field world.? And his recent update signals a shift from previous disappointments to a renewed excitement for the upcoming Women’s 100m event.

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As a US legend and Olympic champion himself, Johnson’s praise carries weight and serves as a validation of the exceptional performances witnessed. His acknowledgment of the athletes’ dedication and ability further fuels the excitement surrounding the upcoming event.

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