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BREAKING: Masai Russell OUT of ATHLOS London 🚨Olympic 100mH Champion Masai Russell will NOT be competing at ATHLOS this ...
09/15/2026

BREAKING: Masai Russell OUT of ATHLOS London 🚨
Olympic 100mH Champion Masai Russell will NOT be competing at ATHLOS this year.
The American star posted on X.com/Masai Russell OLY✨:
“I will not be competing at ATHLOS this year, guys. My team and I believe this is the best decision for me and my body as we look toward what’s next. I’m grateful for everyone who has supported me throughout this year. See y’all on the track in 2027 🙏”

09/15/2026

Ashanti Moore said she “feel very excited, because she didn’t expect PB” after producing a personal best in the women’s 200 metres final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest.

The Jamaican finished fifth in 22.34 seconds, running into a zero point six metres per second headwind.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden won the race in a world-leading 21.47 seconds, Gabrielle Thomas was second in 21.77, and Kayla White finished third in 21.93.

For Moore, the performance marked a new personal best on the Ultimate Championship stage.

Jamaica cash out! 💸Seville $75K at the top 🔝Full Top 10 earners from Ultimate Champs on the board. Note: Tina Clayton an...
09/15/2026

Jamaica cash out! 💸
Seville $75K at the top 🔝
Full Top 10 earners from Ultimate Champs on the board. Note: Tina Clayton and Jonielle Smith’s total includes $10K from Mixed 4x100m.
Who deserved more? 👇🏾
JamaicanAthletics

Winners, Chris Bailey, Jacory Patterson, Alexis Holmes and Aaliyah Butler of Team United States pose for a photo with th...
09/15/2026

Winners, Chris Bailey, Jacory Patterson, Alexis Holmes and Aaliyah Butler of Team United States pose for a photo with their World Athletics Ultimate Championship trophies after victory in the Mixed 4x400m Relay Final on Day 3 of the World Athletics Ultimate Championship at National Athletics Centre on September 13, 2026 in Budapest, Hungary. (Photo by Mattia Ozbot/World Athletics via Getty Images)

09/15/2026

Anderson Peters Says Ultimate Javelin Format Was a Great Challenge

Grenada’s Anderson Peters said the men’s javelin at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship presented a different challenge because of the throwing order.

Unlike the traditional format, where the leading thrower usually competes last in the later rounds, the Ultimate Championship had the leader throwing first. Peters said that change forced the athletes to adjust to something they are not normally used to.

Peters finished second with a best throw of 86.18 metres, while Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage won with 91.09 metres. Germany’s Julian Weber was third with 85.89 metres.

Trinidad and Tobago’s Keshorn Walcott finished fourth with 82.41 metres.

09/15/2026

Bryan Levell Says Injuries Slowed Him Down in 2026

Jamaica’s Bryan Levell says injuries played a major role in slowing his progress during the 2026 season.

Levell still made it to the men’s 200 metres final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, where he finished sixth in 20.07 seconds.

American Kenneth Bednarek won the title in 19.52, ahead of Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo in 19.76 and American Courtney Lindsey in 19.79.

For Levell, the season was not without challenges, but reaching the Ultimate Championship final gave him another opportunity to compete against some of the world’s best sprinters.

09/14/2026

Lavanya Williams described her 2026 season as a “great year” after wrapping up another strong campaign on the international circuit.

The Jamaican sprinter made progress across the season and continued to establish herself against top-level competition. Reflecting on the year, Williams pointed to the experience and development she gained as she looks ahead to the next stage of her career.

09/14/2026

Sanique Walker closed her 2026 season with another personal best, running 53.61 seconds to finish fifth in the women’s 400m hurdles final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest.

Jasmine Jones won the title in 52.45, while fellow Jamaican Rushell Clayton finished eighth in 54.32.

ULTIMATE WINNERS. ULTIMATE PAYDAY. 💰✨Budapest 26 - Ultimate Championship History Made!Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kenne...
09/14/2026

ULTIMATE WINNERS. ULTIMATE PAYDAY. 💰✨
Budapest 26 - Ultimate Championship History Made!
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kenneth Bednarek do the DOUBLE — winning BOTH the 100m & 200m — and take home $300,000 each!
Pure dominance. USA sprinting at its absolute best. 🇺🇸🔥

Ultimate double completed. Stamp of approval for Melissa Jefferson-Wooden.Melissa Jefferson-Wooden closed out a brillian...
09/13/2026

Ultimate double completed. Stamp of approval for Melissa Jefferson-Wooden.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden closed out a brilliant run at the Ultimate Championships by winning the women’s 200m in 21.47, a world lead, to complete the sprint double.

And yes — that mark is third-fastest in women’s 200m history, trailing only Florence Griffith-Joyner’s 21.34 and Shericka Jackson’s 21.41, according to the World Athletics all-time list.【turn486909search0】

Gabrielle Thomas was second in 21.77, Kayla White took third in 21.93, and Jamaica’s Ashanti Moore finished fifth in 22.34.

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