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In a post-race interview after the Zurich Diamond League, Elaine Thompson-Herah shared her experience not making the individual Jamaican team to the World Championships in Budapest.
Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah finally opened up on how she felt missing a Jamaican individual spot to the World Championships in Budapest.
In an interview with nationwideradiojm.com, Thompson-Herah detailed the emotional pain she felt of not competing in an individual event in Budapest.
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"It was really hard, the fact that I did not make the individual team for the world championships. I cried for two weeks, I did not want to finish the season, but my husband pushed me to continue...I'm a warrior, it's not bad to cry, it's not bad to feel pain," said the multiple Olympic champion.
Thompson-Herah was part of the Jamaican 4x100m relay team in Budapest but ran only in the heats and didn't partake in the final, as the team finished with a silver medal.
In her first 100m race after the World Championships, she finished third in a Season's Best (SB) performance of 11.00s, behind world champion Sha'Carri Richardson (10.88s) and compatriot Natasha Morrison (11.00s).
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Sha'Carri Richardson strikes Jamaicans again, defeats Thompson-Herah and Morrison at Zurich Diamond League
Sha'Carri Richardson won the battle of world's fastest women, defeating fastest woman alive Elaine Thompson-Herah at the Zurich Diamond League.
"I ran an SB, I know where I want to be. I think patience and time for me is the most thing I'm using now and to believe in myself."
The fastest woman alive is confident she will be back to her best before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
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