Who takes the win at the LA Grand Prix? Sha'Carri Richardson vs Ta Lou vs Hobbs

After recovering from a retinal rupture in his left eye, he would add the WBC belt in 2019 and the WBA belt in 2022 against Yordenis Ugas. Crawford won titles at 135 and 140 pounds before switching to welterweight in 2018 and defeating Jeff Horn to claim the WBO world championship. Sha'Carri Richardson, Ta Lou, and Aleia Hobbs, three of the top five world leaders in the women's 100m event, will compete against each other for the first time this season at the LA Grand Prix this weekend. Sha'Carri Richardson, Marie-Josee Ta Lou, and Aleia Hobbs will compete against each other for the first time this season in the women's 100m at the LA Grand Prix. Richardson is the world leader, clocking 10.76 seconds at the Doha Diamond League. She also ran a windy 10.57s in the Miramar Invitational earlier in the season, which is the third fastest all-conditions time in history. The Ivorian has the No.2 time in the world this year with 10.78s recorded two weeks ago. Ta Lou is also unbeaten in her races this season, and she'll be gunning for another famous win against Richardson. However, another brilliant runner listed is Hobbs, who had a perfect indoor season with the second-fastest 60m time in indoor history and an American record of 6.94s.Other athletes listed to complete the stacked lineup are TeeTee Terry, Teahna Daniels, Cambrea Sturgis, Briana Williams, and Morolake Akinosun.