Tooth Championship K Thompson won the championship in 9 seconds 75 to create the best in the world. 38-year-old Fraser won the World Championship ticket for the ninth time

On June 28, in the men's 100m final of the Maica Track and Field Championships and World Championships Trials, K-Thompson won the championship with 9.75 seconds (+0.8 meters/second) and created the best results in the world. He is the first 100-meter sport to open the 9.80 mark this season. Bolt's junior brother Seville won the runner-up with 9.83 seconds Akim Blake won the third place with 9.88 seconds, and the three won the men's 100-meter ticket for the Tokyo World Championships.

In the men's 100m semifinal two hours ago, K-Thompson scored the best in the world in 9.80 seconds (+0.4), and Seville, another group, took the lead in crossing the line with 9.84 seconds (+0.5), and LeVere followed closely behind. Moreover, K-Thompson and Seville were obviously letting go during the impact stage, after all, the subsequent finals were the most critical goal. In the finals, K-Thompson performed significantly better. He took the lead in passing the finish line and improved his best score in the men's 100m this year to 9.75 seconds. K-Thompson's previous personal best result was 9.77 seconds last year. Today, this 9.75 seconds made him refresh his PB again, becoming the sixth fastest man in the history of a man's 100-meter race. In the women's 100m final that ended previously, 21-year-old Tina Clayton won the championship with 10.81 seconds (+0.1 meters/sec), Sherika Jackson won the runner-up with 10.88 seconds, and 38-year-old legendary female swimmer Fraser won the third place with 11.02 seconds. Fraser announced a few days ago that he would end his athletic career after the end of this season.

Previously, Fraser has participated in eight outdoor World Championships since the 2007 Osaka World Championships and won a total of 10 gold medals (of which the women won 5 golds in 100 meters). The Tokyo World Championships in September this year will be the ninth World Championships of this legendary female sport who was in the same era as Bolt.