Give us the resumes again wrote:
Glad you bumped this. It is not even close anymore. Mu got in at the right time before Keely and others began to "arrive." Her professional career effectively lasted for only a little over two years, from June 2021 (Olympic Trials) through September 2023 (DL Final). I actually think Ajee' Wilson may have had a better overall career due to her longevity and five medals.
Hodgkinson
Olympics: 1 gold, 1 silver
World Outdoor Champs: 2 silvers, 1 bronze
World Indoor Champs: 1 gold
Diamond League wins: 8
Diamond League Final wins: 2* (Mu got a wild card for the Final and won but Keely the DL for the year)Mu
Olympics: 1 gold
World Outdoor Champs: 1 gold, 1 bronze
World Indoor Champs: None
Diamond League wins: 3
Diamond League Final wins: 1* (see above)Best 23 Times (16 Keely, 7 Mu)
1:54.61 Keely
1:54.74 Keely
1:54.87i Keely (Indoor WR)
1:54.91 Keely
1:54.97 Mu
1:55.04 Mu
1:55.19 Keely
1:55.21 Mu
1:55.30i Keely
1:55.69 Keely
1:55.77 Keely
1:55.78 Keely
1:55.88 Keely
1:56.07 Mu
1:56.30 Mu
1:56.33i Keely
1:56.34 Keely
1:56.38 Keely
1:56.53 Keely
1:56.61 Mu
1:56.72 Keely
1:56.86 Keely
1:57.01 Mu
Amazing breakdown.
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