US track great Allyson Felix says she is retiring after 2022 season
NEW YORK: Allyson Felix, who closed the Tokyo Games last year with more Olympic medals than any US track and field athlete in history, says she will retire after the 2022 season.
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American track and field legend Allyson Felix says she's retiring after 2022 season
Allyson Felix, who closed the Tokyo Games last year with more Olympic medals than any U.S. track and field athlete in history, says she will retire after the 2022 season.
Multiple Olympic champ Allyson Felix announces her retirement
Seven-time Olympic champion Allyson Felix has announced 2022 will be her final year of competition.
Allyson Felix says this is her final season
Allyson Felix says this will be her final track and field season, confirming so in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
American Felix says she will run final track season
Seven-times Olympic gold medallist Allyson Felix said on Wednesday that she would run one final track season, months after competing in her fifth Games.
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African record holder 'The Beast' Omanyala beats Akani Simbine in 100m in Germiston
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Paralympian Jude Hamer stresses caution to athletes about what they put into body
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