US media commented on the top ten female 100-meter trapeze artists in the world: Joyner actually missed the list in 10 seconds 49, while Oti ranked first

On April 20, Beijing time, the famous American sports media "Athletics News" selected the top ten female flying women in the history of world track and field 100 meters, the world record holder of 10.49 seconds and American superstar Griffith Joe Ina actually missed the top ten. The Jamaican-Slovenian star Oti topped the list, and the current Jamaican Olympic champion Fraser ranked sixth.

This ranking adopts different standards than in the past. It does not use medals and results in world competitions (Olympic Games, World Championships) as points. Instead, it sets the time from 1956 to 2019. Each year, the world The top ten athletes received 10-1 points from first to tenth, and were ranked by total score. Although Joyner is the world record holder, she has a short career, and then lags behind in total annual points. The world's strongest top player The final results of the ten female athletes are as follows:

No. 10 Bahamas Stroup scored 56 points

Stroop’s best time was 10.84 seconds, and she won the bronze medal in two World Championships. Retired (34 years old) after participating in the Helsinki World Championships in 2005.

Ninth German Gerrit with 56 points

Gerrit was born in 1950. He is a former West German sprint star and the 100-meter gold medal winner at the Montreal Olympics in 1976. His best score is 11 01 seconds, once a world record.

No. 8 Torrance, United States, 60 points

Torrance was a sprint superstar in the United States in the late 1980s and early 1990s. His best time in the 100 meters was 10.82 seconds, and he won the bronze medal at the Atlanta Olympics.

Seventh place: Stecher of Germany, 67 points

Stecher is a former East German sprint superstar, with a best time of 11.07 seconds for 100 meters, and won the gold medal in the Munich Olympics and the silver medal in the Montreal Olympics.

The sixth Jamaican Fraser 10 seconds 70

Fraser and Bolt were born in 1986. They are the leaders of Jamaican women’s sprints and evergreen trees in the world track and field. The best time was 10.70 seconds. His 4 World Championship gold medals surpassed Bolt's 3. Fraser won two gold medals in the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympics. He won the bronze medal in Rio 2016. Fraser's treasured sword will never be a veteran. Tokyo Olympic gold medal.

No. 5 Poland’s S?aw?ska 82 points

Seva?ńska, born in 1946, is one of the most famous female trapeze artists in the world in the 20th century and the only one in history who was born at the same time A female athlete who holds world records for 100 meters, 200 meters and 400 meters. Her best time of 100 meters is 11.13 seconds and she won the bronze medal in the Mexican Olympic Games.

Fourth place, Jamaican Campbell, 95 points

Campbell’s best 100-meter time was 10.76 seconds, which is among the top levels in the world. He won two bronze medals at the Athens Olympics and Beijing Olympics, and the Osaka World Championships. Get the gold medal.

Third American Ashford with 98 points

Ashford was born in 1957 and became popular in the 1980s. His best 100-meter time of 10.84 seconds won the title of Los Angeles Olympic gold medal and Los Angeles Olympic silver medal.

The second German Maris scored 99 points

Maris is a former East German 100-meter star with a personal best of 10.81 seconds. He won the bronze medal in the Moscow Olympics and the gold medal in the first World Championships (10 seconds 97).

First Slovenian Merlin Oti with 140 points

Oti is originally from Jamaica. She was born in 1960. She is the longest-serving female sprinter in the world. She did not retire until 2012. In 2002, she changed her nationality to Slovenia. Oti's best time in 100 meters was 10.74 seconds. She won 1 silver and 2 bronze in the Olympics and 2 silver and 2 bronze in the World Championships. She never missed the gold medal in the World Series. However, Her love for sprinting and persistence beyond her age are worthy of admiration and respect from people around the world.