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Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's 2023 season's debut will be delayed, after withdrawing from the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.
World's fastest woman Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has withdrawn from the Botswana Golden Grand Prix, scheduled to hold on April 29th, due to a family emergency.
Fraser-Pryce was billed as one of the star athletes to headline the event, where she was supposed to make her season's debut in the 100m.
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However, she has now withdrawn from the competition, which the organisers have confirmed via a press release on their Instagram handle.
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In her media release issued on the 20th of April 2023, Fraser-Pryce cited, "I was very excited to kick off my season in Botswana, and while it comes as a disappointment, I will unfortunately no longer be able to compete in the Golden Grand Prix due to a family emergency."
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Fans and athletics enthusiasts will now have to hold on till a later date for the Jamaican to make her debut appearance this year in preparation for defending her world title in Budapest come August.
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ATHLETICS Fraser-Pryce and Omanyala confirmed for Botswana Golden Grand Prix
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce will kickoff her 2023 season, as Ferdinand Omanyala targets breaking his AR at the Botswana Golden Grand Prix.
Other top athletes scheduled to compete at the meet are Nigeria's long jump queen Ese Brume, Africa's fastest man Ferdinand Omanyala and world silver medallist Marvin Bracy in the 100m, US sprints sensation Sha'Carri Richardson in the 200m, homeboy and sprints sensation Letsile Tebogo in the 200m, former world and Olympic champion Kirani James in the 400m, and many more.
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Ese Brume and other global medallists set to headline Botswana Golden Grand Prix.
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