One Last Dance: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce trains ahead of final career appearance at Tokyo 2025 World Championships

Ahead of her final career appearance at the Tokyo 2025 World Championships, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has been spotted in training looking sharp and ready for her 'One Last Dance' on the track.

The Jamaican sprint icon will finally bring her legendary seventeen-year career to an end in Tokyo, where she'll be gunning to hang up her spikes with another memorable medal.

But before then, the 38-year-old sprint queen was captured during her warm-ups on the track, with flashes of brilliance on her readiness for another iconic outing to cap off her legendary career.

Since she made her senior international debut at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Fraser-Pryce has never failed to win a medal at a global championship, one which she'll aim to extend the streak before finally bidding farewell to the sport she loves.

Her success on the track, including her consistency at major championships, helped to usher in the golden age of Jamaican women's sprinting.

Fraser-Pryce will retire as arguably the greatest female sprinter in world history, with her glorious career highlighted by being a five-time world 100m champion and two-time Olympic gold medallist.