Sha'Carri Richardson

Sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson says athletes deserve more respect from the media -- whether they win or lose competitions.

“I would say kiss my ass but y’all can’t afford it.” The Nike athlete also had a message for her critics. Then be more understanding of the fact that they are still human, no matter just to the fact that y’all are just trying to put something out in an article to make a dollar. You not serious she not even fit to raise hog!@Nikeshould be ashamed this is who they sponsor she’s a bag example of a woman. The top people have literally just got their dollars and walked away from the sport, not worried about the little guy and that’s not fair because we all want the same thing when we step on to the track. “Honestly I want to be at the forefront and I’m willing to be that sacrificial lamb for the simple fact of years and generations have gone by and nobody has said anything.

Sha'Carri Richardson has told her hates to kiss her a** in a post on social media after failing to qualify for the world championships next month.

Speaking to the press on Sunday, she said: "What I have to say, y'all can all take this interview and do whatever you want to do with it. To my haters, I got another video for y'all." "But, to my supporters, I wanna thank y'all. It's been a long road.

Sha'Carri Richardson flopped at the US Championships and got backlashes for not putting up her best but she gave her critics a reply by posting a video of ...

The only way to turn this around is on the track if she doesn’t start qualifying for major events like the World Championships and Olympics, she won’t have to worry about anyone wanting to hear her story because no one will care. Sha’Carri Richardson flopped at the US Championships and got backlashes for not putting up her best but she gave her critics a reply by posting a video of herself widely opening her legs for them. Over the weekend, Richardson responded to the backlash in the worst way when she took to Instagram and posted herself on her back and with her legs opened wide.

Emmanuel Acho and Marcellus Wiley react to United States women's sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson calling out the media this past week after she failed to ...

We’ve heard the message from so many people, we’ve heard the message from Naomi Osaka, heard the message from Cam Newton, we’ve heard the message time and time again from several different athletes... Then be more understanding of the fact that they are still human, no matter just to the fact that y’all are just trying to get something to put out in an article to make a dollar. Sha'Carri Richardson after failing to qualify for the world championship: “I’m coming to speak, not on just on my behalf, but on all athletes’ behalf, that when you guys do interviews, y’all should respect athletes more.