Still Bitter From Backlash on Her Doping, Sha’Carri Richardson Shares a Cryptic One Word Message to Non-Supporters After Winning First-Ever National Title

Sha’Carri Richardson has been through so much in the past, and she didn’t let herself be affected by what was going on around her. Known for her outspoken and candid personality, she has always made her statements loud and clear, whether calling out the media channels publicly or speaking about her controversies. She has always been honest. Richardson made one of the greatest comebacks in track and field history this month after she created a world record in the 100 meters.

Everyone was celebrating her win and was seen posting on social media and congratulating her. But it looks like someone specific’s post has caught the eye of this young American sensation. 23-year-old Richardson was quick to react to this post and posted a cryptic one-word message on Twitter.

Sha’Carri Richardson’s intriguing reaction post-the 100 m triumph

Richardson has been clinching accolades since February, but her recent performance at the USA Track and Field event has garnered her all the appreciation from fans and the media. On Friday, Richardson made headlines when she ran the fastest time in the world in the first round of the 100m. At the USATF event, she completed the race in 10.71 seconds.

Following her record-breaking sprint, everyone posted their reactions. FloTrack also joined the queue of the ones who were all hearts for this sprinter, and they posted an update on their Twitter with a caption that read, “That’s how we do itsKerri runs the fastest time in the World during the 1st round of the 100m at the USATF Outdoor Championships.” But Sha’Carri was quick to react to the post.

She reposted this Tweet with a gif that says “We?!”.

This retweet expressed a reminder of the time when she was facing the doping controversy and no media house or any major track and field page supported her or stood by her side in her tough times. She was brave enough to come out of everything on her own with all the grace and is again making headlines for all the right things on the track.

She is back, and How

On Friday, lightning struck Hayward Field when she ran like thunder and clinched the win in 100m at Eugene, Oregon. She clocked an impressive time of 10.82 seconds in 100m, which helped her clinch the win over Brittany Brown and Tamari Davis in the women’s category. After she cliched the win, she took a victory lap, and with a smile on her face, she hugged her family. With this win, she has fixed her spot for the World Championships.

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Earlier this year, she also clocked the 4th fastest time in 100-meter women’s history when she clocked a time of 10.57 seconds at the Miramar Invitational meet in April and 10.76 seconds at the Doha Diamond League. Since then, she has never looked back and is constantly completing 100-meter sprints in under 11 seconds.

Regardless of what happened in the past, Sha’Carri Richardson is back and is ready to take the world by storm as she prepares for upcoming events like world championships and next year’s Paris Olympics.

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