In a momentous celebration of athletic excellence, retired Jamaican sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce will be honored at the ATHLOS event this Friday at Icahn Stadium in New York. The crowning ceremony will be conducted by tennis legend Serena Williams, marking a symbolic passing of the torch between two of the greatest athletes of all time. The announcement was made by Alexis Ohanian, Serena Williams’ husband and founder of ATHLOS, during an interview on CBS Mornings, where he was joined by Fraser-Pryce. Ohanian emphasized the significance of the event, stating, ‘This is about celebrating greatness and reflecting on the future of track and field, modeled after the Formula One approach.’ Fraser-Pryce, who recently retired after 18 illustrious years in the sport, expressed her desire to continue elevating track and field through her voice and influence off the track. ATHLOS has also announced that Fraser-Pryce will receive a Tiffany crown, symbolizing her lifetime of speed, excellence, and legacy.