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Time of India
02-08-2025
- Lifestyle
- Time of India
Sha'Carri Richardson net worth 2025: Olympic medals, career earnings & personal life
Sha'Carri Richardson net worth 2025: Olympic medals, career earnings & personal life (Image via Getty) Sha'Carri Richardson, US sprinter and Olympic medalist, is one of the fastest women in the world. But how much money does she really make, what medals has she won, and what's going on in her personal life. From gold medals to big brand deals, her journey is as bold as her personality. Here's a closer look at her net worth in 2025, her Olympic medals, and who she is off the track. Who is Sha'Carri Richardson? A quick bio Sha'Carri Richardson is a track and field star from the United States. She was born March 25, 2000 in Dallas, Texas, Sha'Carri Richardson made a splash in 2019 at Louisiana State University. On one day she broke two under‑20 world records: 100 m in 10.75 s and 200 m in 22.17 s instantly becoming one of the fastest women ever at 19 years old. She turned professional later that year and began training under Olympic champion Dennis Mitchell. Known for her bright hair and long nails, she carries her personality onto every race . Her signature line is; 'I'm not back, I'm better.' That spirit took her from a shock at the Tokyo ban to a medal haul in Paris. Sha'Carri Richardson net worth in 2025: How much does she earn? Sha'Carri Richardson's net worth is projected to be around $4 million as of mid-2025. From competitions and racing earnings, her track pay is around $45,000 to $50,000 per year usually. She makes most of her money from endorsements. Nike, Beats by Dre, Olay, Oikos, and others have partnerships with her. Though not formally verified, her Nike contract, often stated as $20 million over five years, helps much of her income. Also Read: US Sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson Arrested After Fight With Boyfriend Christian Coleman At Seattle Airport Sha'Carri Richardson's personal life and family background Sha'Carri was born in Dallas and grew up with grandma Betty Harp and her aunt. She often calls her grandmother most devoted fan and her "foundation." She found out her mother passed away just before the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Trials. That incident shook her, and she began to smoke marijuana as a coping mechanism, which got her banished from the Tokyo Games for one month. Proudly LGBTQ+, Sha'Carri claims that she is openly gay. Early in 2025, she was spotted with fellow U.S. sprinter Christian Coleman, with rumors swiftly alleging that they were dating. She was again detained in August 2025 in a dispute at the Seattle airport, but the charges were dropped after Coleman declined to press them. Running quickly is still her main course; developing her brands and empowering others to be honest with themselves even in times of distress. For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
NBC Sports
16-05-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Jordan Burroughs weighs wrestling future away from World Championships trials field
Jordan Burroughs is not wrestling for a spot on the 2025 World Championships team, ending a decade-plus streak as the 36-year-old has weighed his competitive future in the sport. 'I don't know yet,' Burroughs said in March when asked about his competitive status. 'I think that's a question I haven't even answered myself. Some days, I'm like, I've had a good career. I'm ready. And then there's other days where I'm like, I still got more left in the tank. So I haven't made an official decision on what I want to do yet. Occasionally, I get back on the mat and try to continue to sharpen my chops, stay in shape, but a decision still isn't official.' Burroughs made every Olympic or world team he tried out for from 2011 through 2019, including winning Olympic 74kg gold in 2012. He then came back from a defeat at the Tokyo Olympic Trials to win an American record-tying sixth world championships title in 2022 (at 79kg, a non-Olympic weight). He came back from trials defeats in 2023 (worlds) and 2024 (Olympics) to make the team for last October's worlds, where he lost in the 79kg quarterfinals. The 2025 World Team Trials, the second leg of a three-event process to determine the team for September's worlds, is taking place over the next two days in Louisville, Kentucky. The team will be known after Final X in June. Burroughs is not competing, but he has been sharing his expertise, training with Chance Marsteller. Marsteller beat Burroughs for a spot on the 2023 World team and is entered in this week's World Team Trials. Nick Zaccardi,
