‘Talk all the s**t you want!’: Sha’Carri Richardson gives profane interview after she comes LAST in her first 100 meters race since her return from marijuana ban
- After the race, Richardson launched into a profane interview with NBC
- ‘Talk all the s**t you want. Because I’m here to stay. I’m not done. I’m the sixth fastest woman in this game ever,’ she said
- Richardson, 21, finished in last place in the 100-meter dash in her return
- She ran the 100 meters in 11.14 seconds during the nine-runner event
- She was suspended for 30 days for testing positive for a substance found in marijuana, which forced her to miss the Olympics
- Find out the latest Tokyo Olympic news including schedule, medal table and results right here
Sha’Carri Richardson placed last in the 100 meters at the Nike Prefontaine Classic at the University of Oregon on Saturday in her first race since returning from her marijuana ban.
After the race, Richardson launched into a profane interview with NBC in which she said critics could count her out if they want to but she’s ‘here to stay’ a world-renowned track athlete.
‘This is one race. I’m not done. You know what I’m capable of. Count me out if…
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‘Talk all the s**t you want!’: Sha’Carri Richardson gives profane interview after she comes LAST in her first 100 meters race since her return from marijuana ban
- After the race, Richardson launched into a profane interview with NBC
- ‘Talk all the s**t you want. Because I’m here to stay. I’m not done. I’m the sixth fastest woman in this game ever,’ she said
- Richardson, 21, finished in last place in the 100-meter dash in her return
- She ran the 100 meters in 11.14 seconds during the nine-runner event
- She was suspended for 30 days for testing positive for a substance found in marijuana, which forced her to miss the Olympics
- Find out the latest Tokyo Olympic news including schedule, medal table and results right here
Sha’Carri Richardson placed last in the 100 meters at the Nike Prefontaine Classic at the University of Oregon on Saturday in her first race since returning from her marijuana ban.
After the race, Richardson launched into a profane interview with NBC in which she said critics could count her out if they want to but she’s ‘here to stay’ a world-renowned track athlete.
‘This is one race. I’m not done. You know what I’m capable of. Count me out if…
