‘Welcome to the retirement club’
Usain Bolt and Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce pose in Tokyo at the 2025 World Championships. (Photo Usain Bolt instagram)
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September 16, 2025

‘Welcome to the retirement club’

Bolt congratulates Fraser Pryce on legacy 

Following the final international run of her career, sprinting legend Usain Bolt had words of support for five-time 100m world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce.

“Big up yourself @realshellyannfp. Congrats on all your achievements over the years, incredible legacy you set, real legend, PS. Welcome to the retirement club,” Bolt shared via Instagram.

The trackstar also shared a photo of himself and Fraser Pryce in a Puma-branded shirt with the words “We fasa dan yu”, fitting for the two sprint stars.

Fraser Pryce ended her World Championships career with a sixth-place finish in the 2025 Tokyo 100m final, leaving behind a legendary legacy as the only person to win a World Championship 100m title five times.

Usain Bolt and Shelly Ann Fraser Pryce pose in Tokyo at the 2025 World Championships. (Photo Usain Bolt Instagram)

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