Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce to open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in Doha on Friday  May  16

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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World Under 20 two hundred metres champion Briana Lyston goes pro

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Kadie Ann- Dehaney named player of the fourth round in the Suncorp Super Netball League 

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Jamaican batsman Brandon King named in West Indies 15-member squad for ODI’S against Ireland and England

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Kishane Thompson second place finisher in men’s 100 metres in Shanghai

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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2025 SDC National Community T/20 Cricket Competition bowls off on May 25

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Mount Pleasant cited  for  another  breach   by  defending  champions  Cavalier

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Jamaica’s largest artistic swimming team in Florida for the prestigious 2025 Worldwide Invitational 

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Megan Tapper called up to compete on the second stop at the Grand Slam track series in Miami

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

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Olympic bronze medalist Rasheed Broadbell listed for Shanghai Diamond League  

Multiple Olympic and World champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce one of the most decorated athletes of all time  has  confirmed  that  she  will open her 2025 Wanda Diamond League season in  the  100  metres  event  at the Jetour Doha meeting on Friday  May  16.

The  38  year  old  Fraser-Pryce who opened her season with win aided 10.94 seconds clocking in Kingston on April 19, has  revealed  that  this  will  be  her final year of competition.

The Jetour Doha meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. 

The series began in Xiamen on April  26 and continued last Saturday in Shanghai.

Fraser-Pryce  is  currently  in  Guangzhou China  representing  Jamaica  at  the  World  Relays  which  gets  underway  on  Saturday

Read More