@christopherjay2000man: In 2025 the current women's 200-meter world record is 21.34 seconds, set by American athlete Florence Griffith-Joyner on September 29, 1988. This record has stood for decades, making Griffith-Joyner a legendary figure in track and field history. She still today in 2025 holds both 100 & 200 meters women’s world records she was the absolution of perfection as a sprinter with one of the greatest feats of human speed that has now stood for almost 40 years! Flo-Jo died at age 38 on September 21, 1998, from suffocation during an epileptic seizure caused by a congenital vascular brain abnormality. The fastest woman to have ever walked the earth & still champion of all women Florence Griffith Joyner 🫅 🥇

Christopher Jay :

Allegations of performance-enhancing drug (PED) use against Florence "Flo-Jo" Griffith-Joyner arose from her dramatic improvement in performance in 1988, leading to suspicion from other athletes and in the media, with a former teammate claiming he sold her human growth hormone (HGH). However, Flo-Jo consistently denied these claims, passed multiple drug tests, and official reports and her autopsy showed no evidence of drug use. Her defenders attributed her success to hard work and determination! Facts are facts she was clean! Flo-Jo passed all drug tests administered in 1988, including those conducted at the Olympics & after her death, the IOC medical commission's chairman stated that all possible analyses were done on her and nothing was found, saying there should not be any suspicion.