In an emotional revelation, Fraser-Pryce confirmed that this weekend’s meet at the National Sports Stadium in Kingston will be her final appearance at home in Jamaica.
Nicknamed the "Pocket Rocket" for her explosive starts and dominant performances, Shelly-Ann leaves the sport as one of the most decorated female sprinters of all time.
Career Highlights:
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Olympic Games: 3 Gold Medals
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World Championships: 10 Gold Medals
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World Indoor Championships: 1 Gold Medal
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Commonwealth Games: 1 Gold Medal
Total Career Gold Medals: 15
From winning her first Olympic title in 2008 to her remarkable consistency across nearly two decades, Shelly-Ann has been a beacon of excellence, resilience, and pride for Jamaica and the global track community.
As fans bid farewell to the sprint queen, many reflect on her signature vibrant hairstyles—each representing an Olympic season—and her iconic performances that inspired generations.
A Legend, A Role Model, A Champion
With her retirement, the world will lose not just a sprinter, but a symbol of grit, grace, and greatness. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce will forever remain a legend in the heart of Jamaican and world athletics.
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