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The Women's 100m | Elaine Thompson-Herah Destroyed Sha’Carri, Fraser-Pryce & Jackson

The Women's 100m | Elaine Thompson-Herah Destroyed Sha’Carri, Fraser-Pryce & Jackson The women’s 100 meters has always been a stage where greatness reveals itself in different forms — sometimes through historic dominance at the highest level, and sometimes through the explosive arrival of a new generation. Few contrasts illustrate this better than Elaine Thompson-Herah’s unforgettable Diamond League performance in Eugene and the stunning junior breakthrough of Alana Reid. Just weeks after conquering the Tokyo Olympics, Thompson-Herah returned to competition at the Diamond League meet in Eugene and delivered one of the most extraordinary sprint performances ever recorded. Clocking a sensational 10.54 seconds, she defeated a field packed with global stars, including Sha’Carri Richardson, Shericka Jackson, and the legendary Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. That time became the second-fastest women’s 100m in history, surpassed only by Florence Griffith-Joyner’s iconic 10.49 from 1988. More than just a victory, the race was a statement of absolute control — flawless mechanics, supreme confidence, and a level of speed that separated Thompson-Herah from even the most elite competition in the world.